Execution of Slovak Nazi collaborator president & priest - Jozef Tiso
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- Jozef Tiso was born on the 13th of October 1887 in Bytča, then part of Austria-Hungary. Jozef Tiso became an assistant priest in three parishes in today’s Slovakia. He performed extensive educational and social work among the local people and fought against poverty and alcoholism.
After the outbreak of the First World War on the 28th of July 1914, Jozef Tiso served as a military priest of the 71st infantry regiment of the Austro-Hungarian Army which consisted mostly of Slovak soldiers. The First World War ended on the 11th of November 1918 when the German leaders signed the armistice in the Compiègne Forest in France.
The shame of defeat and the 1919 peace settlement played an important role in the rise of Nazism in Germany and the coming of a Second World War just 20 years later.
In December 1918, a few months before the 1919 Treaty of Versailles, Jozef Tiso joined the Slovak People's Party - a far-right clerico-fascist political party with an authoritarian ideology. The party had been founded by Andrej Hlinka - a Slovak Catholic Priest - in 1913.
In 1925 the party changed its name to the Hlinka's Slovak People's Party.
Tiso became one of the party's leaders and in 1927 he became the Czechoslovak Minister of Health and Physical Education in 1927.
In late summer 1938, Hitler threatened to unleash a European war unless the Sudetenland was ceded to Germany. In what became known as the Munich Agreement, they agreed to the German annexation of the Sudetenland in exchange for a pledge of peace from Hitler.
At this time Jozef Tiso was already the leader of the Hlinka's Slovak People's Party.
On the 14th of March 1939 Jozef Tiso became a prime minister of the First Slovak Republic which was, until then part of Czechoslovakia as autonomous Slovak State.
One day later on the 15th of March, Nazi Germany invaded and occupied the Czech provinces of Bohemia and Moravia, in flagrant violation of the Munich Agreement.
The Second World War started on the 1st of September 1939 with the invasion of Poland.
In October 1939 Tiso became a president of the First Slovak Republic and closely collaborated with a Nazi regime.
In April 1940 the First Aryanization Law was passed which meant the seizure of Jewish-owned property and exclusion of Jews from the economy.
On the 9th of September 1941 the Tiso government passed the Jewish Code which definitively excluded Jews from public life.
In 1942 Slovak authorities transported the Jews to the border of the Government General or the German Reich and turned them over to German SS and police. Virtually all of the deported Slovak Jews were killed in Auschwitz, Majdanek, Sobibor, and other locations in German-occupied Poland. Only 300 of them survived. Among them were Alfred Wetzler and Rudolf Vrba who escaped from Auschwitz in the spring of 1944 and compiled the first detailed report on operations there for general dissemination in the west.
When the Slovak National Uprising began on the 29th of August, 1944, Tiso government was not able to quell the uprising and German troops moved in. Einsatzgruppe H - accompanied the Wehrmacht into Slovakia. Between September 1944 and the end of the year, German units deported approximately 12,600 Slovak Jews, most of them to Auschwitz, Theresienstadt, and other camps in Germany. Only about half of them survived.
When the Red Army conquered the last parts of Slovakia, Jozef Tiso ran away via Austria to Germany.
After he was captured by the American forces in June 1945, Tiso was extradited to Czechoslovakia in October the same year.
The trial with Jozef Tiso began on the 2nd of December 1946. On the 15th of April 1947, the Czechoslovak National Court found Jozef Tiso responsible for a number of crimes including approving the Jewish Code, expropriating the assets of the Jews and approving deportation of almost 58 000 Slovak Jews to Nazi concentration camps in 1942 and sentenced him to death by hanging.
He was 59 years old when he was executed on the 18th of April 1947 in Bratislava.
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Must say I do like that you include pictures with the name of some of the murdered in the videos. They deserve to be remembered!
Yes, they do deserve it!
Absolutely. These people did nothing but be born a different nationality… that was their “crime”. Straight up evil. This guy was a massive POS to pay the Germans to kill his own people. Disgusting stuff.
helps to cement an image in the head while a number would soon be forgotten
8:40..Mr. Tiso was given a choice from Hitler...either declare indepence within 24 hours...or be annex by hungary
The dude from the video is just spreading lies what do you expect
These videos are very well done. I really appreciate the photos of the individual victims. It is much harder to see the individuals with their name, dates of birth and death, and where they are from. It personalizes this horror. Keep up the good work.
Thank you
This episode shows well the intricacies of the political situation in Europe in the first half of the 20th century and during the war years. In their own special way, every country and their leaders played their part in creating a hell on earth for their citizens.
Very true, I did hear the word saint.. I hope he wasnt given that title... For a man of clergy to do that to people is the exact opposite of the teachings they claim to follow. Yet even more shame upon government and religion that claim to be of aid and comfort. Both create more problems than they solve.
Amazing how people get it twisted. This man was no saint.
Funny how many EXCUSES this video gave for this complete SCUM Ball
More like a follower of Satan ,The Catholic church has turned it's back on a lot of things .This being the worst of them !!!
I spent a year in Banska Bystrica , I know exactly where those German soldiers were standing. Chilling.
Thank you for another great and educational video. Always learn something new when you upload 👌🏻
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Another awesome video keep up the good work
Catholicism and Fascism also got together very well . Not only in Europe; in South America as well. How come?
You do realize that most of the Poles killed in the invasion of Poland were Catholic.
Also around 3000 Polish priests were shot by the Germans in WW2.
Also most of the Nazi leaders were Lutheran and not Catholic.
Just because there was some Catholic-Fascists dosen't mean the whole religion itself is bad.
Tiso was hanged but not by the long drop . A pole was used , the executioner then took hold of Tiso's face to pull him downwards . Tiso died of slow strangulaton . But was it slow enough !
Same as Karl Herman Frank?
@@mirekfojt2723 The method used normally caused death quite quickly, and was far less harrowing than the long-drop method - although: it's not easy to kill someone. If you really want to do it quickly, you shoot them. K -H Frank, however, died within minutes: I don't know if Tiso suffered longer, but if he did it was nowhere near as long as the executions of Keitel, Streicher, Ribbentrop, Frick, Jodl, Kaltenbrunner, Sauckel, Seyss-Inquart, Rosenberg, Hans Frank - it's hard to feel even an atom of sympathy for these people: but - if you're going to cause the deaths of even the vilest individuals, it does seem to me that you have to it in the most expeditious way available, if you're not to emulate their own callousness. Torture is no more acceptable if used against the evil than it is if employed against the innocent.
Never heard of that way, from what I saw of Hungarian method (Szalaszy) the upright beam had a hole and the rope through a loop. This was then garrotted from the back, eyes open no hood. Hands bound at the front in a praying style.
@@RobertJonesWightpaint - Thank you Robert.
Hah!! A saint he definitely ain't!!
Based priest
Long live Jozef Tiso Memory
God bless Slovak Independant Republic
That he constantly dressed in the togs of his dogma whilst performing atrocities in direct conflict with that purported doctrine, lent silent credence to those acts…where there should have been none. Yet, the greatest audible was the muted echoes reverberating in the Vatican who refused to denounce Naziism as being antithetical to Christianity. If Jozef was a martyr, then he was Hell’s.
It's clothing is preposterous nonsense
False: in 1937, Pope Pius XI condemned Nazism in the Encyclical "Mit brennender sorge".
@@emmanueldidier321 - Interesting. Did he do anything else to help the nazis' victims? As far as I know, he didn't, nor did the following Pope. I guess we'll never know the truth, too many political and economic interests involved
@@emmanueldidier321 That was not a condemnation of Nazism as such ,it was a denunciation of Nazi control and attitudes towards SOME German Catholics who would not conform, When the real war started hardly any Catholics condemned the Nazis for mass murder of Jews, Most European Catholics ,were unconcerned or sympathised with Nazi anti Jewish mass murder.
@@emmanueldidier321 the vatican financed HITLER into power
Interesting material. Thank you. 🌷🌿
Fascinating. Never heard of him. Some excellent scenes of the era...
I am Slovak. Slovakia is way to tiny and insignificant for those facts to be generally known. There is also virtually nobody who has ever heard of Slovak National Uprising, which held the largest anti-Nazi territory within the entire Nazi-occupied Europe until being suppressed. In Slovakia, Tiso is quite well-known and, as mentioned in video, highly controversial.
@@misolahky8924ok....dont cry too much
I believe it is based on this case why Vatican banned any priest to held any political office. I am Slovak btw.
Amazing, a video where you couldn't decide whether there were any tears shed.
By the way, great pronunciation of "Joachim". 🙂
Never forget!
You are quite right Joaquin, but never forgetting is not enough. Antisemitism is alive and well and living in Europe. Good Christians must rise up and get rid of the vatican evil.
Tiso seems to right and principled. He was only exposing Jews a d harms did to society. He wanted to fight against social evils.
No, he was just a victim of prejudices. As many of his time. The common belief of that time, in Slovakia, was that alcoholic was not to be blamed but a Jew. Because Jew was an owner of an inn. I am Slovak and I saw some articles from newspapers of that time. It was absolutely horrible and disgusting.
A very educated man like most of his fellow criminals in nazi Germany…but a high ranking priest that l didn’t see coming! That’s how the Catholic Church condoned slavery…but to even exhume his remains to be later on buried in a cathedral speaks volumes of the church…sickening
Great topic as usual, keep up the great work❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
RIP 💐🙏 Josef Tizo ❤🇵🇭
The video mentions the percentage of people of different nationalities living in Czechoslovakia, including the Yiddish population, but as far as I know,Yiddish is not a nationality but a language used by Jewish people from different countries, so they could all communicate with each other even if their nation's languages were different. 🌷
It's a mixture of Hebrew and Middle German.
@@johnreed8336 and some russian
He caught the eye of the bishop that certainly is a double entente.
Did he kiss the bishop's ring 😂😂🤣🤣🤮🤮
How badly sick must be one proclaiming a murderer a saint!
Who made him a Saint? He's not a saint.
@@Earthbound369 The Criminal Catholic Church. You know..the same organized crime cabal that harbors pedophiles and protects them from prosecution.
@@Earthbound369 BECAUSE of his uniform lol
Long live Jozef Tiso the first Slovak president! He was unjustly convicted and executed, we still have many tears for him! In my room I have his picture which my grandmother gave to me!
your grandmother was a nazi too?
@@stevieboy110 like your grandmother ;-)
this simply shows just how perverted the concept of honour and humanity ,even under the guise of religion can become.alas also it is an indelible stain upon catholicism.
thank you. it is very difficult to find english language material about tiso on youtube.
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I'd like to know if he was still a priest or he had been defrocked at the time of his execution and what the Vatican had to say about the entire affair
the Vatican its bishops and cardinals and Millions of lay catholics in Europe were part of the people that carried out the Holocaust and other catholic mass Murders, The Vatican supported Nazism and Fascisim, They made a few tepid statements when it became clear the Nazis were losing the war. Apart from Poland,(whos Catholics were also bitterly anti- Jewish),The vast majority of Catholics in Europe and possibly the world were in favour of Nazisim and Fascisim
Im surprised he was allowed to wear his Priest's clothing to be honest. Should've been made to wear a convict's uniform. As that is what he really was.
I doubt he was defrocked because his body was exhumed and buried at the Cathedral of Nitra.
@@rpannier It should've been dug up and burned.
'Defrocked my bum!' The catholic church have their hands in all sorts of defilement and evil right down to this very second!
We all know the repeated SS soldiers names, but there are a ton of ss soldiers that went un punished for their part in the holocaust.
How any true Catholic can be anti-semitic? The Virgin Mary was Jewish. Jesus was Jewish. The first Pope, Peter, was Jewish. It makes as much sense as a screen door on a submarine!
they were never jewish
As a Catholic, I have never ever understood how can a Catholic/Christian be racist…
There's a book published by the Vatican called "The Jewish Question in Europe" . It basically says that if a nation were to remove the laws that were set in place by a Christian leader, the nation would soon fall to the Jews. As a fellow Catholic please learn our church history
There was only ever one true Christian and He died on the cross
@@Сашаромисмерть What are you talking about? Are you insane?
Bol dobrym prezidentom aj knazom len mocny tohto sveta a ich posluhovaci prevracaju pravdu .
0:58: Looks like Chancellor Palpatine.
Too fat.
There were crocodile tears shed for Jozef Tiso.
Following a formula with repeated narrative and film, but much more informative than some of the other videos in this series
People like this "priest" gives the Catholic Church a bad name That "Father" Toso was a piece of work he got what he deserved may God had had mercy on his soul
no mercy
Why does he deserve mercy? May he rot in hell along with so many other members of the Church who supported the Nazi movement including Pius XII.
when you look at the History of the Church it was completely normal for catholic teaching to have produced men like Tiso and the rest, including Hitler Goebbels Himmler and hundreds of thousands of Jew murderers. The Catholic Church was infernal and diabolical long before Tiso and Hitler,, These two ,and the rest were only the fruit of evil that was (and probably still is ,) at the heart of the Church. Also Martin Luthers accusations and diatribes agianst the Jews were just as evil as hitlers ,. Millions of German Protestants voted Hitler into power and fought oto keep him there, The German Protestant Churches have a terrible responsibility for the War and the Holocaust!
The Criminal Catholic Church fully supported fascism and deserves no respect. My maternal family was Slovak origin and I had no idea of this disgraceful and disgusting history. I am literally nauseated. I think of these words of wisdom from Seneca.. Religion is seen by the common people as TRUE,by the wise as FALSE and by the RULERS as USEFUL. Here's proof.
@@luv2fly745 did you not watch the whole video?
The drunk always puts the blame on others. Tiso's other victims were Cigania (Roma)
Great video, but at 4:48 There are not Hlinka paramilitary groups marching. Those are most likely German paramilitary group from Bratislava (There was a big German minority).
It's so strange how one can start off with good intentions, ie helping the poor and end up condoning evil, but then there is that saying that the path to Hell is paved with good intentions so perhaps not that surprising at all.
Tiso is no saint but instead, a coward.
What a slap in the face to God..did he think he was going to get away with this. When he stood before God?? How dare him..im sure he rots in Hell.
Trump will, too!
@@Perririri So will obama, Biden, and the Clintons. Please stop listening to the main street media. I'll try to keep politics aside, but I had to say something about this.
@@donaldostrem4982 Donald Trump has no connection with the criminals you mentioned. Poor grasp of facts & recent History ! Stay on topic with your comments.
History tells the participation of some priests and clergy. Even nowadays some of them were involved in controversy.
The statement that the Czechs felt that they were betrayed is not accurate, they WERE betrayed
Bullshit. The Czechs were cowards, they did not fight against the Germans. They betrayed themselves, they don't want to admit that they were cowards, and that's why they make up lies about betrayal.
The Czechs literally came to Germany and wanted Germany to save them, thats the only reason Germany even invaded in the first place.
Also Czechia was under Germany pretty independent and got huge humanitarian help when the Germans entered
@@VenomousVortexProductions if thats a lie to you you should learn history, the Czech president literally signed his country to Germany.
After the "invasion" germans donated a lot money and food to Czechia.
Also the Czech people where exempt from German racial laws, from conscription etc.
The situation in Czech only became bad when the British landed an Czech assassin that k1lled the governor of Czechia (Reinhardt Heydrich)
God bless you Jozef Tiso R.I.P
god blesses these kinds of people?
Blaming everything for one group of people is as old as universe with no evidence it needs to stop
Why was he Not kicked out of the Priesthood he was a Disgrace to Humanity
Mick Grant - The Catholic Church doesn't seem too inclined to act like that. Just look what's still happening today: pedophile priests. What does the Church do about that? Yes, some cases (very few, indeed) were made public, most didn't. And were those monsters kicked out of the Church, or sent to prison ? No, most of them were sent to another location, where they got back to teach children. It's like putting a wolf to guard the lambs.
Well the Catholic Church did help a lot of nazis escape justice
World History: Please make a video on Dr Dr Otto Rasch:Einsatzgruppen C's commandant. He was also the creator of Soldau concentration thats right up your videos typed alley. That would be a challenge and an impressive video. This video was good it's information that has been mentioned but Dr Dr Otto Rasch's early life is incredible and not really someone you'd expect to commit such crimes.
We will, keep watching us
One Dr is sufficient! Adding other titles is superfluous.
@@WorldHistoryVideos can you please make a video on the Kardashians? 🙏
@@Perririri they referred to him as Dr Dr Rasch because he had two doctorates.
By simply apologising as is the record of the Catholic Church, in WW11 & even now in present times sets a terrible meaning to the word apology as being frivolous in sense.
So when did they "apologise"??.
Yes it does. The Vatican can issue a declaration on Pope's /Cardinals / Bishops --- as black listed, Perpetual
Mass Mourning. It means forever such office bearers of Vatican Church, & on their behalf others appointed by them, 'SHOULD NEVER SEE THEIR NAMES, ANY WHERE WITH THE CHURCH." THE PERIOD IS TO BE 1933 ---- 2010. i.e. war + Post war period, the length of time human evils survived. When Christ, (a Jew) got death by crucification,then stated names should be blacked out by FOREVER CRUCIFICATION. GUPTA
What a reprehensible individual...one who no doubt is now in Hell.
Believe that!
He actions were not right. Many catholics were wrong. But not all catholics were like this. Many rose to the occasion and helped despite the danger to themselves. Those who were taught from their childhood not to hate, to do what you can to help those who need it. So as with everything, it is personal integrity that rises to the top. And disingenuous that drags those to the bottom. It is no different than today, and unfortunately, it will be so in the future. We can only hope that more people have learned from the terrible acts of the past so that there are more good than bad. I have to have hope in this belief. I'm Catholic. I was taught by my parents, both by word and example to be better than what has gone before. I taught my son the same. Hoping that each successive generation will be better than the last. Do not teach hate. Teach that we are more alike than we are different. For more and more people, these differences are minor in the larger scheme of life.
I pray daily for less hate and more acceptance and ultimately peace. I have to believe that there are better people who do not live in hate and fear of others. If I don't believe this is possible, it would break me.
Don't teach hate.
Pfff, tell that to the other comments where they basically repeating the same things the Nazis said about the Catholics, except replace the word “Nazi sympathizer” with “Jewish sympathizer”.
We weren't hard enough on the losers of that war.
I WAS SENT AS A FIVE YEARS OLD CHILD ,WITH MY LATE PARENTS IN JUNE 1942 FROM HOLIC TO ZILINA BY THE ORDER OF TISO, JUST AS OTHER JEWS IN HOLIC. WE SURVIVED WITH A HELP OF MY FATHERS FRIEND.
My grandfather’s family was from carpathian. At time frame is our family name Frommer (now Fromer).
Catholicism was a CANCER in eastern Europe, in Poland, western Ukraine, but also Slovakia, and at it's worst, Croatia as seen by horrific war crimes than even shocked the SS. Much of Eastern Europe's problems comes from this influence. Why this video starts off with a long discussion of the Treaty of Versailles instead as an excuse for Tiso is more than strange.
1919 world conference and subsequent Versailles Treaty paved way for WWII. The winners made sure to destroy economical means for the losers. We took a lesson from it and by implementing Marshall Economical Recovery Plan for the losing side in 1945 we basically guaranteed it will not happen again. Those countries which took advantage of it became wildly prosperous, those countries under Soviet control were prohibited to take advantage of it. This led to suffering in those countries not really remedied till end of Cold War. Treaty of Versailles was short term success, long term a disaster from which the suffering started. Just a quick sub-note: In the 1919 World conference Ho-Chi-Min was employed as a waiter at the conference keenly observing and learning and that's where he started his political path which culminated in Vietnam War....
@@DrBased nah, and not relevant
Fascinating despite studying the second World War in some depth and indeed the Shoah (Holocaust) somehow I'd never heard of him.
Great video
Thank you
Got to love all the history scholars in chat
Few things to add here. Based on historical documents it looks like Tiso did not know what fate awaits Jews in Poland and Germany. This, however, does not take any responsibility away from him. He had political responsibility for them as they were Slovak citizens. When Vrba and Werner espaced and let world know about atrocities Slovak government and Tiso stopped the deportations. The deportations were restarted after Slovak state was occupied by Germans when they pushed back Slovak national uprising. Second. It was expected that Tiso was going to be pardoned by Benes when he was sentenced to death. Slovaks were religious and many probably believed slovak would take pretty bad if a priest and ex-president was executed.
What happened to "no tears shed"? I daresay that old scoundrel Eugenio Pacelli (Pius XII) shed a few! Funny thing is that poor old Tiso ran out of luck whereas his partner in crime Archbishop Stepanic of Croatia not only survived but was promoted to cardinal in 1953 and beatified as a martyr in 1998. I guess anything is possible in the wild wild world of popery!
Rua Cardeal Stepinac - Cidade Nova, Belo Horizonte - MG Brazil .
This guy is a street name near my house.
@@marcosffontes I'm not surprised. Stepinac was highly regarded by the Church of Rome and by extension, all countries where the popish religion predominates.
They were not „met with their death“, they were murdered. Don‘t blur out the truth.
Correct, these were extermination camps, wirh the sole intent to murder all jews, some immediately, and some by slower death, after serious abuse
He's no Saint a true Saint is one who sacrifices him or her self for Christ and the innocent those who can't defend themselves I pray that church will have him excommunicated
I am a Catholic . This man was disgusting and soiled the priesthood . He stood for everything I was taught was evil . A Catholic ceremony to venerate him , no matter how isolated the participants , is a desecration of Catholicism and the human race .
Ahhh! The unholy "church" of Rome. Aren't they the friendly folks who gave to the world the massacre of the Waldensians and Albigenses? Didn't they create the Inquisition which butchered millions? Weren't they the cheerful fun-loving fellows who sponsored the St Bartholomew's Day Massacre in Paris in 1572? Didn't their popes sell indulgences which promised places in Heaven for cash here on earth? More recently, didn't I hear of some scandals concerning so-called "priests" diddling young altar boys? THANK GOD FOR THE REFORMATION!
Say what you like about the Germans hut Tiso was far worse and he had the authority of the "church". Germans committed war crimes in the name of the Aryan People. At least they did not invoke the Holy Name of Jesus Christ.
They say some said he died a martyr and a saint, yeah right.
Hungary did not annex part of Slovakia.....that was Hungarian land.....actually before the agreement with Tiso.....Hitler had offered to Horthy the whole Slovakia in 1938 but Horthy (Governor of Hungary) said no because he wanted no problems with minorities and 2 years later when it came to the settlement of the Transylvanian question Hitler just gave back Hungary half of the territory and left Southern Transylvania on Romanian hands
Hungary was snubbed during the Anschluss in 1938, as it didn't get Burgenland back!
@@Perririri you are right but those Hungarians were asked during the Communist era that what would they do if Burgerland became Hungary again......they replied that they would move away from there......which is understandable......I think they would move away from there too if Viktor Orban took control......Minden Jot Kivanok Neked Doverbol
I knew a Hungarian nationalist would arrive 😂
In the annexed part lived 40% of Slovaks, 20% of Jews (they were murdered by the Hungarians, for which the Slovaks had to compensate them), 20% of Gypsies (they were sent to concentration camps by the Hungarians) and 20% of Potirchenian Slovaks. Under the Hungarians they all found themselves in the Middle Ages.
The Roman Catholic Holocaust
But the Church rescued thousands of Jewish people on _sovereign_ Vatican land!
@@Perririri The Church is reponsible for the deaths of millions of Jews. Yes they "rescued" Jews... from life!
@@Perririri nop, the pope at the time REFUSED to save jews, although he was fully aware of the atrocities ccomiited by the Nazis, he refused to save thrrm, and ecen weite a letter to the bishofs, etc. that thy be saved. He collaborated fully with the Naz8s and was an antisemite on his own right.
There were some individual priests who indeed saved Jewish children by hiding them in their children homes, but many of them,( with the exeption of some riggtous priests), refused to return them after the war, to the jewish people where they belong!
By Catholic standards the man was a saint.
Better to be orthodox
WTF ?
Get your BS outta here
@@tiberiusgracchus4222 keep going, bring up things from centuries ago, I mean I’m not denying it happened but those does not define me. We could also look at other religions and all the terrible things they did in the past, incas offering child sacrifices, same thing with the Jews also doing horrible things in Palestine, protestant Christian’s as well, Islam also had their fair share. The global reach of Catholic charities is huge, so judging and labeling an entire group for the sins of some is crazy so get your BS outta here. I’ve been practicing Catholicism since I was born, joined bible studies, became an altar boy, attended a Catholic school and I’m happy, I feel sorry for the abused children and yes those priests that abused them should be held accountable and be punished. But I, a Catholic does not consider this man a saint.
A sinister "saint" indeed. R.I.H.
Thank you, very informative video, as your other videos. Just the last sentence was missing: "no tears were shed for Jozef Tiso". He remained a staunch supporter of antismetism and a committed nazi until his last breath.
He is not a saint by any stretch of the imagination. This area has had so much conflict over its history, I hope they can live in peace and avoid a takeover by Putin.
Putin isn't trying to take over the world or any country, it's fighting for its security against US/NATO threat. If you try to be objective and understand how international relations work then you would not be so easily fooled by the US/West propaganda.
How about looking at Ukraine’s many many many Nazis.
Salute everyone stay prayed up
Was anyone else not surprised that Tiso was never excommunicated for his crimes?
No tbh
"Crimes" 😂
There is bound d to be revival of national socialism for the social benefits that carries for every society . maj Gen IA
Best president we (Slovaks) ever had.
true
Pure information
As a boy he caught the eye of the local bishop did he?
The demonic (Catholic church) can spot a demonic (a so called human being) in its early stages/infancy, taken on, groomed then hired. Another thing that bothers me is how can you be highly educated but not educated enough to know right from wrong. An educated person will not allow hate to rule in their heads because as we know hate is a waste of time and takes up too much energy better spent elsewhere.
Even the most highly educated people , (think of the Jesuits) and the most intelligent and hard working,(like the Millions of Nazi German Protestants) can be capable of Jew hate and terrible murder,, Hitlers S.S was 56% Protestant and 22% Catholic, Thats Christianity for you,
You don't have to be educated to know right from wrong.
Well now your post is 100% spot on
@@harryschumacher3623 ... and one can be supremely educated and do horrific crimes.
Why are you labeling the Catholic Church as demonic? You are doing what the nazis did to the Jews. There are good Catholics and bad Catholics. We should not generalize.
What’s a Priest doing in Politics ? Dirty goings on at the crossroads here. Different times, and in a different place. Where on
earth do these people come from; out they crawl from under rocks & crevices and it’s NEVER for the benefit of humanity.
I think I read somewhere that Tiso had said something similar to "when I get worked up, I eat 1/2 a pound of ham and that soothes my nerves".(But I don´t think that was the exact words.) Anyway, I think that means he was not what I would call a friend of animals. I don´t call anyone consuming animals an animal friend. (For my part I ´m against all breeding of animals for meat and milk and all fishing). I wonder a little if Tiso, now on the other side, has had to confront the spirits of some of the pigs who´s bodies he was consuming while worked up while he was in this world.
Good
Very well presented analysis of very difficult history.
Although I do not agree with the malevolent politics, I can still see why someone would undertake them.
History is not that simple is it?
Hi Lorenz, thank you. It took as a lot of time to make this video ... as you said ... very difficult history ...
And this is why I'm not religious.
martin boerman and mussilini were atheists as well. it wrong to judge religon or lack of it by who follows it
Religion, religion, religion, can't live w/o it, won't survive because of it....
Let me guess... There was no tears shed for Tiso?
Watch the whole video ... you will be surprised ...
they shed tears for him now like ukrainians for Bandera and other thugs
To provide some context... Tiso was probably forced into collaboration by the Germans, in a meeting with Hitler and Ribbentrop. He was given an option either Slovakia will split from Czechoslovakia, or Slovakia will be given to Hungary. Slovak Parliament was informed of the option next day and they voted for Slovak independence.
This act de facto dissolved Czechoslovakia and de-iure all international treaties - including the Munich agreement - were rendered ineffective, as the Czechoslovakia ceased to exist. Germany and Hungary then had free hand to capture Bohemia, Moravia and Carpathian Ruthenia. This is why Allied forces did not started a war against Germany at that point and Tiso unknowingly gave alibi to Germany.
By this act, Tiso given to Germans most means of Czech tank production and about 500 newly made LT-38 light tanks, later known az Pzkfw 38 (t), which were not given to Germany with Sudetenland. Those played crucial role in crossing the Ardennes forest and invasion of Poland.
Tiso and his followers (even the current ones) believe that he saved Slovaks from occupation by Hungary, while they fervently deny that Slovakia at that point was a mere puppet state to Germany. Slovakia started their own anti-judaistic brand of laws at this point - the discrimination was to be of a confession, not racial, but the german "beräters" - high ranking SS officers insisted that laws will be based on ethnic principle.
Most of that what was followed is mentioned, with one missing details. Germans wanted to split men and women during and after transports, while Slovak Government opposed to this. Thats why they paid 500 reichsmarks for each jew, because German Beräter promised that deported jew families wont be forced to split.
There is also one myth, that Slovak state during the war was a oasis of peace and prosperity. This was mostly due briliant finance minister Imrich Karvaš who found a way how to start economy of a new state. Karvaš later financed Slovak National Uprising using government money.
In fact Tiso was not very skilled politician, and most members of his government were german puppets - especially Tuka, who was old and gravely ill. As most of the collaborators, his government was unaware about Final Solution, until was too late. Apart from papal nuncius, its said that it was Imrich Karvaš who also informed the government about the gas chambers.
Current supporters of Tiso are usually far-right extremists or people who tend to idealize Slovak state. They claim that the state was independent, that Tiso was wise and pious president, but they refuse to take responsibility for the transports and deaths of 60 000 civilians. Historic records tell that he was outwitted at every possible occasion, or never in control in the first place.
In following years Czechoslovakia became a communist state, but it did not went through proper denazification. This brand of people-nationalism is still surviving.
He was evil incarnate dressing like a priest,,,despicable,,,
The Austro-Hungarian empire should have been kept intact. The allies should not have allowed its dissolution.
For the great powers it was better to divide and conquer.
Jozef Tiso 1.🇸🇰 Prezident..
🇸🇰 Verní sebe svorne napred.💪💪💪R.I.P.🖤
Rabbi M.B. Weissmandl, who saved thousands of Slovak Jews during the war (and, futilely made great efforts to save more) had approached Tiso to try to convince him that the murder of Jews by the Nazis was condemned by many church leaders including the Papal Nuncio of Turkey who eventually became Pope John 23. Tiso answered him, "The Jews are getting exactly what they deserved for the killing of Jesus!" Josef Tiso, one of the most evil fiends in history, may his name be blotted out and may he roast in hell for eternity!
Tizo should have stayed a priest and left the Nazis well enough alone. Honestly I don't know what would make someone turn their backs on their fellows like he did.
Nothing good ever happens when politics and religion intermingle
Most irritating (and indeed insulting) is the fact that the, totally unnecessary, subtitles show over the names of the Jewish people who lost their lives in the Holocaust.
A Dr of Theology and he helped the Natzies, how does that work. How does a Catholic priest hate Jews...
COWARDS!!!!!!!!!
The background music is very distracting, and largely ruined this for me.
Stacey Grove - You can turn off the audio.
This was no man of God.
he was
Somethings wrong with humanity, right through history.
i thought they believe in forgiving and not hating
No wonder his Balkan adversary, Josip B Tito emphasised his macho middle name, Broz. The former Yugoslavia now reminds me of an Appalachian Mountains feud; ugly
Ha ha,you are soo ignorant.Middle name? His name was Josip Broz, Tito is just a nickname. And you are ugly. Adversary,ha ha ha ha
Making a murderer a saint and martyr. Wow!
You usually end your videos about executions with "no tears were shed for...." but not this one. I guess because there were some tears shed for him as some people think of him as a martyr.
Hi Suresh, you are right ...
@@WorldHistoryVideos thanks for the reply.