Englishman Reacts to... The man who volunteered to be imprisoned in Auschwitz
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- Опубліковано 3 лис 2023
- The story of Witold Pilecki who volunteered to be imprisoned in Auschwitz!
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Według światków ( więźni obozowych) w Auschwitz murowanym byli Polacy, Rosjanie, romowie wszyscy prócz Żydów. Żydzi przywożeni byli tylko do birkenau - tam były baraki drewniane.
Smutne jest to że po latach Naród wybrany zagarną miejsce pamięci tylko dla swoich ofiar, a przecież Niemcowi było obojętne kogo mordował, w Warszawie przy dworcu wschodnim są wiadukty kolejowe w których niemcy zrobili komory gazowe i Warszawiaków pojmanych w łapankach mordowali przez zagazowanie cyklonem B
🤔 Ci imbecyle z Brukseli śmią Polaków wyzywać od Faszystów - to jest gorzkie i krew burzy
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Film Death of Rotmistrz/ Capitan / Pilecki
Pilecki said, after communist prison, that Auschwitz was a "playground" comparing to new regime. And that always gives me chills of terror.
Ale świat będzie go miał za bandytę bo tak trzeba mówię o swoim dziadku
Probably the bravest guy in Polish history ❤
no u
Surely one of 👌❤
Zawisza Czarny :)
Not at all! He is just the best known. There were thousands if not more of Poles brave as him. Captain Reginow is the first one that comes to mind.
prawdopodobnie tak mało osób zdobyło by się na taki czyn
Koniecznie sprawdź historię ojca Maksymiliana Kolbe. To kolejny wielki człowiek. Kolejna bohaterska, tragiczna historia z obozu.
Oświęcim zawłaszczyli sobie Żymianie i jak na razie nikt nie odważa się temu przeciwstawić.
Witold Pilecki's story is a story of incredible bravery and of nightmare that people in Poland were put through. What is still a very bitter thing to swallow is that allied forces didn't want to believe it. Maybe if they did believe his story then fewer people would be killed there. And after the war he was killed by Polish communists. That's another very bitter part of his story. I'm not a very emotional man but every time I hear his story i'm overcome with grief and anger.
Swedish power metal band 'Sabaton' made song about him 'Inmate 4859'.
They have more songs with polish history: 'Uprising' (Warsaw '44), '40:1' (Battle of Wizna '39), 'Winged Hussars' (Siege of Vienna 1683), 'Aces in Exile' (Battle of England '40), 'The Final Solution' (Holocaust). The melody and arrangement of every song matches perfectly its topic.
Sabaton have theirs own history channel with videos about every song and story in it.
Recently, in September this year there was a whole new Polish movie about him titled "The Pilecki Report" ("Raport Pileckiego") in the cinemas. And his report from Auschwitz (called "Pilecki's Report" or "Witold's Report"), the original text of it, can be found in English in Internet. Thank You for this video. Witold Pilecki was a real war heroe who truelly deserves to be known widely and remembered.
I agree with the other comments saying that another interesting story is about Tadeusz "Teddy" Pietrzykowski, who was a Polish boxing champion. He was taken to Auschwitz and was also a member of underground conspiracy there, cooperating with Pilecki. He became famous because of his boxing fights in Auschwitz (Germans allowed that because they wanted themselves to have some entertainment after their so-called "work" in the death camp). There was also a good movie, shown in the cinemas, about him titled: "The Champion" (2020), director: Maciej Barczewski. It can be found with English subtitles.
Incredible brave man! He deserve to be renowned worldwide. Hollywood should made huge movie about him.
Sabaton about Pilecki Inmate 4859
I heard this story a lot of times and it hits me each time
My uncle served 6 years for "attempting to overthrow the system." After his release in 1956, there were rehabilitation trials, but my uncle did not apply for one. He said that his intention was indeed to overthrow the communist regime.
14:20 Yeah. This video is very oversimlified. Video by Sabaton History goes into much more details if you're interested. Episode name is "Inmate 4859"
I encourage you to read the story written by the man himself, it's called "Witold Pilecki Report". It's not long but full of details you were asking about. He has written it down after his escape from the camp.
If you want to know more about Pilecki, read his biography written by Jack Fairweather. "The Volunteer. One man, and underground army, and the secret mission to destroy Auschwitz"
I always get moved when I hear that story
Dzień dobry idealnie brzmi! :) Brawo Rob!
Witold Pilecki was Born on Russia but was Polish. He was Born on Russia because his grandfather, a Pole from a Noble family, was sent to Siberia by the Russians after the failure od the January Uprising in Poland. Witold before the outbreak of WWII, fought against the bolsheviks on the Battle od Warsaw in 1920. It was not easy to escape from Auschwitz because It was guarded by 8 000 nazis. But there were other escapes. Once, three Poles disguised as ss-man escapes from the camp in the car of the camp's main ss-man. Witolds report were published in London after the war in English. There is a false narrative about the camp's on the world. They were also for Poles. And the first transport in history to the camp consisted exclusively of Poles mainly political prisoners and scouts, and came form Tarnów. Thank you for your great reaction. If you want another great movie, I recommend: The Saint of Auschwitz. Please check your email regularly, because soon i will send you the title and translation od a fragment od the best Polish comedy, the reaction od which will attract hundreds of thousands of viewers :)
You should also make a video about Danuta "Inka" Siedzikówna and also a video about the Ulma family (Józef and Victoria Ulma with their seven children).
To nasza duma :) chwała bohaterom !!
Polecam książki i wykłady Pani doktor Anny Mandreli - niestety niektóre zagraniczne książki zawierają kłamstwa historyczne.
Pani Mandrela świetna badaczka. Popieram.
So many polish people died in Auschwitz, but on the world they say only about jews. I like your chanel, and I'm thnakfull that you say also about our history.
,,The forgotten holocaust" by Richard Lukas, a book that shatters Western narrative about WWII casualties, theirs numbers and origins...highly recommended
This story has been greatly simplified and the most important facts have been omitted. I suppose they were too inconvenient
Crazy man he was, but it's good to have crazy guys on the right side :)
Szkoda że jeszcze nie ma filmu fabularnego na jego temat ale jeśli jeszcze nie widziałeś to polecam ,,Lista Schindlera"
Dzień dobry Rob :) Excelent pronunciation :)
There is a movie caled "Pilecki"(2015).It's detailed live story of Witold Pilecki. I suggest to watch.
Germany, not "Nazi`s Germany"... we need to say how it was. No fake history anymore pls
Panie Rotmistrzu Pilecki, módl się za Polskę w Niebie ❤❤❤.
Escaping was possible, but for every prisoner escaped Germans where killing ~100 people, also with out civilian clothes u where easy to chatch. One of the reasons why his case was different, was that "civilian personel in the camp'(nurses, doctors, ect.) where part of underground movement. It's like in "Prison break" series or "The Shawshank Redemption" where authorities them selfs gives spaces to escape plan.
Btw/ There is famous strory of group of people that run away from camp, through main gate, in germans uniforms, in camp director car, pretending to be germans generals XD.
Wow! Your Polish at the start was Perfect! 🎉
Its a interesting to watch you Rob, gaining all this knowledge about PL and slowly developing a polish soul. :) ❤ I mean, you are still an english man but open minded and ready to accept that the "west" wasn't and isn't the best friend of my nation. Besides all things we've accomplished to the world, what we've done during past and recent history... Majority of brits and felow westernets still concider us as lesser culture.
There is a book called "The volunteer" written by a British author Jack Fairweather. Definitely worth reading, for more insight into Pilecki's life
Wow, you did it! RESPECT, big respect to you, Sir!
Our great national hero. Chwala Jego pamieci!
Rob, I know what I talking about because my uncle, Antoni Studencki he was shot in Auschwitz 1943.
Rob, next for you is Tadeusz Pietrzykowski "Teddy”. He know rotmistrza Pileckiego very well.
Yes, this person was incredibly brave...!
I recommend a more extensive version of the story about Witold Pilecki, which was created by Sabaton for the song inmate 4859. I recommend it.
Your polish has really improved 😎💪
11:52 The answer is "Polish Underground State". This was a military intelligence operation. Pilecki was imprisoned in the camp, but he was not working alone. There was a team allocated to this particular operation. Polish Underground State was the largest conspiracy in the history of mankind.
You must watch a video about Jan Karski.
Perfect " Dzień Dobry". Good job Rob.
When they say "underground" , they are refering to the "underground polish state" that was created by ex-military units, civilian resistance movement and the other voluntieers.These were the people who made discreet disruptions among the german structures in Poland, sent valuable informations to the Allies and organised the Warsaw Uprising.
One more comment - regarding Pilecki's intelligence skills. You wonder how this is possible? I would like to recall the story of Major Roman Czerniawski, who in France unraveled the entire military structure of the Wehrmacht, so much so that the Germans themselves were shocked and taught about it in their intelligence schools. Anyway, Czerniawski was allowed to escape, he got through to England and played the role of a double agent, disinforming the Germans. He was the second most reliable informant for the Germans after Agent Garbo, but as was probably the case, he was playing a game with them from the very beginning. He was betrayed by his jealous French co-worker. Oh, these women. But I recommend reading his story, which is similar to the story of Eddie Chapman. However, in France, Czerniawski's successes were absolutely greater. His network detected and revealed almost all German units in such a short time.
Rob, I'll ask myself a question, I've asked myself many times, whether I would have such gigantic balls of steel to volunteer to go to hell on earth and receive the death penalty as a "reward" for my services.
Everyone should ask themselves whether, in times of "peace", in case of war, you would decide to sacrifice your own life for the life and freedom of other people.
Regards
Maksymilian Kolbe
Check Maksymilian Kolbe story
I remember watching a documentary in a series about Hitler's treasure hunters. One of them ended up being assigned to work in a concentration camp. Only he was hiding a couple of things about himself, that he was Jewish homosexual. He realised how easily he could be an inmate himself. He couldn't live with it anymore. So he bought himself a bottle of Shnaps, took a hike into some snowcapped mountains and committed suicide.
My family were friends with a German lady, who as a little girl used to walk by a German camp with her mother quite often. Her mum used to tell her that it was just a prison. She was horrified upon learning the truth. She he went into a deep state of shock every time she thought about what those poor inmates were going through. Until her eventual death from old age. I once found her in that state, so she told me her story.
So Rob, many of us have an extra element DNA of Witold Pilecki. We won't give up. We are Poles.
sabaton history, has a great video about it.
Hey Rob! Firstly, I enjoy your vids a LOT :). I'm from Poland (like big chunk of your viewers I suppose), and I must admitt I enjoy your vids of serious topics like Pilecki's story, just as much as vids about bonkers polish drivers. We have a lot of both. But, on a serious note, I think some of younger folks can actually learn something new about Poland from your reactions, and thank you for that. Cheers!
Thank you! Unlike other reactors, I always try to dive deep into what I am learning about. When I was looking at Australia, I looked at all the people on their money which was fascinating. Now I am looking at Poland, I want to really learn about what makes Poland Poland!
More about Witold Pilecki and other great Poles is on YT channel Historia Bez Cenzury. But I don't know if they have English subs
The Stalinist prosecutor and court criminal who accused Captain Pilecki died years later in a hospital whose windows overlooked Witold Pilecki Street - the chuckle of history.
Just one thing.... in Poland we do not say the Nazis, we say Germans (not all Germans involved in war crimes were the Nazis, actually, the Nazis alone couldn't have done much in Poland).
There is a song about him and a history episode by Sabaton you should listen to both.
What do you think about the fact that during World War II the British government illegally took Polish gold?
Rob You need know Maksymilian Kolbe story
There's a reason they're called The Greatest Generation.
10:20 it was lowering people's existence to animal instincts.
zrób film o K atyniu prszepraszam !!!
Well the bakary outside was less guarded
Surprisingly, many people escaped Auschwitz. My uncle for example. There was a number of factories around the camp where inmates were working as slaves. Major German companies we purchase products today...
Most scary thing is that after the war he sent a letter from prison saying, comparing to soviets the Auschwitz was a kindergarden...
Wow!
Może czas obejrzeć filmik o naszym bokserze z Auschwitz?😉
i think , i und you , face to face ppl are great , but anonimous in internet is different
Witold Pilecki was the bravest Pole.
His reports show to rest of the world, what reality was in german death camps. Shame of alliants, they did not listen.
Witold Pilecki’s life guide was book The Following of Christ by Thomas à Kempis 16:57
The utmost tragedy of his achievement (and there were many sorrowful moments) was the total silence from the allies, who never made immediate use of the information he gave them, risking his own life. It was as if nobody cared about the lives of those imprisoned and butchered in Auschwitz. Sadly, the POTUS was the worst one to leave it be, which was very typical for Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Have you heard about this story?
The story about the ship with Jewish refugees that was turned around back to Europe is a tragic example of the indifference and hostility that many Jews faced during the Nazi era. The ship was called the **MS St. Louis**, and it sailed from Hamburg, Germany, on May 13, 1939, with 937 passengers, most of them Jews fleeing persecution. Their destination was Cuba, where they hoped to obtain visas to enter the United States or other countries. However, when they arrived in Havana on May 27, they were denied entry by the Cuban authorities, who had revoked most of their visas. The ship's captain, Gustav Schröder, tried to negotiate with the Cuban officials, but to no avail. He then sailed close to the coast of Florida, hoping that the United States would accept the refugees, but he was met with rejection and hostility. The US Coast Guard even patrolled the waters to prevent any passengers from jumping off the ship and swimming ashore. The passengers also sent telegrams to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, but he did not respond. The US State Department told them that they had to wait for their turn on the immigration quota list, which could take years. The ship then tried to enter Canada, but it was also refused by the Canadian government, which claimed that it could not open its doors to all the Jewish refugees in Europe. With no other options, the ship had to return to Europe on June 6. It docked in Antwerp, Belgium, on June 17, where the passengers were divided among four countries: Belgium, France, the Netherlands, and Great Britain. These countries had agreed to take them in with the help of some Jewish organizations. However, this was not the end of their ordeal. When World War II broke out, Nazi Germany invaded and occupied most of these countries, and many of the refugees were again subjected to persecution, deportation, and murder. Out of the 937 passengers, 254 died in the Holocaust. The story of the MS St. Louis is a reminder of the human cost of indifference and discrimination, and the need for compassion and justice for refugees.
(1) A Ship of Jewish Refugees Was Refused US Landing in 1939 ... - HISTORY. www.history.com/news/wwii-jewish-refugee-ship-st-louis-1939.
(2) Ship carrying 937 Jewish refugees, fleeing Nazi Germany, is turned away .... www.history.com/this-day-in-history/ss-st-louis-jewish-refugees-turned-away-holocaust.
(3) SS St Louis: The ship of Jewish refugees nobody wanted. www.bbc.com/news/magazine-27373131.
(4) MS St. Louis | The Canadian Encyclopedia. www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/ms-st-louis.
(5) The U.S. Government Turned Away Thousands of Jewish Refugees, Fearing .... www.smithsonianmag.com/history/us-government-turned-away-thousands-jewish-refugees-fearing-they-were-nazi-spies-180957324/.
In Witold Pilecki own words to his wife, "The persecution and torture he endured from the communist thugs was wors, then what the Nazi and Gestapo had done to him.
Find out about Jan Karski and Karski's reports.
They didn't told that after his escaping from Auschwitz, Pilecki for several mounths had to heal. In that time he made his famous report, that was presented to Brittish goverment.
There is a movie which would answer many your questions.
What's it called?
🤝👍tak było i Pilecki nie był jedynym👍taki naród👍Napoleon pluł sobie w brodę znając polską mentalność że wysłał żołnierzy na Haiti by ci stłumili powstanie ale gdy tylko żołnierze zorientowali się o co chodzi to przystąpili do buntu przeciw Napoleonowi👍🤝
Maybe next time, "Historia bez cenzury - Poland first to fight" English version
I did and it got blocked
" Sabaton history channel inmate " beter explain :)
Hi Rob I dont know much more about his escape than U but just the thought men there were like skeletons, almost starved to death , propably germans didnt think much of half or quarte weight of a normal human being to be able to escape
Unfortunately we don't even know where he was buried. And thus, another pair of royal jewels of Poland was lost: the man's giant balls of solid steel.
Hej Rob! Wiesz co mówi dżem po otwarciu?
You look a lot alike him ;)
Mjr Łukasz Ciepliński pseudonim "PŁUG" Także cudowna postać w Armii Krajowej
Pilecki o obozie w Oświęcimiu powiedział ,źe przy ubeckich katowniach niemiecki obóz był igraszką.Pamiętamy,że Pilecki zginął w komunistycznej katowni.
Tadeusz "TEDDY" Pietrzykowski another men who can interes you
he was wayting for evebady to be difend ,he wos there to let others know haw to helpe every bady there
It is very good that this film exists but it's too much simplified in order to find out how great was Witold Pilecki you would have to read his letters to hi son and whole story (mental,physical ,inteligent qualities of this heroe . I think that this film doesn't show even 10% of qualities of Witold Pulaski.
Wiadomości przesyłane były przez kapo,który później uciekł z obozu z dwoma Polakami i wstąpił do AK
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hello Auschwitz and birkenau its same place , "Auschwitz birkenau"
It isn't. You are misinformed. Aushwitz is in Oświęcim, camp with brick buildings. Birkenau is Brzezinka where railroad goes in the middle of the camp and houses (or more like stables) are wooden.
@@misiek_xp4886 maybe i was not specific but i meant Aushwitz birkenau is name of complex of camps in Oświecim and those what are in close range. its under that name from 1979 on UNESCO list , than yes separatly thery are not in the same place but as a complex they are. my bad i didnt put more effort in my first message
Hi Rob
Please watch movie Raport Pileckiego
My greatgrandpa with greatgrandma were supposed go to Auschwitz but before they could go into the train a german soldier stopped them and said they were going to do slavery work in Germany instead, probably becaused they looked strong (as farmers) but they took it as a act of mercy and would only ever talk good about Germany afterwards no matter what happened after.
shindler
Auschitz must have been the worst place on Earth at the time. If you are really interested in the Polish and Jewish history of the time, then I suggest you read the real story of Corrie Ten-Boom and her and her sister's experience of them at the time, on your own time, obviously.
Hey Rob, when do we see the south coast video?
Hey, I have Aus zoo tomorrow, then Melbourne show, then our Sydney vlog. 😁
@@RobReacts1 Oh Wow. I'd forgotten about you going to Melb. So it'll be a little while off yet. 👍
Niestety Auschwitz - wbrew pozorom - nie był najgorszym miejscem w czasie II wojny światowej w Polsce, choć chyba najbardziej rozpoznawalnym dzisiaj (przez co mogłoby się tak wydawać). Niestety rzeczywistość jest jeszcze straszniejsza... Obóz III Pomiechówek mieli szansę przeżyć tylko przeniesieni do: Mauthausen, Auschwitz i Stutthofu (!), ze względu na stopień bestialstwa i skalę zwyrodnienia strażników. Tam działy się rzeczy tak przerażające, że ich nie kojarzą nawet niektórzy mieszkańcy tamtejszych regionów, nie ma też zbyt wielu przekazów - to miejsce było aż tak wyklęte (wypierane wręcz ze świadomości, jakby obawiano się, że sytuacja może się kiedyś powtórzyć). Jeden z więźniów określił obóz w Auschwitz zdecydowanie mniej regorystycznym. W Auschwitz była możliwość przeżycia, choć był to heroizm oczywiście - dla nas pewnie zresztą niewyobrażalny.
@@gbsailing9436 well I'm dragging it out a bit as we have been so busy and weather so rubbish it means we dont have to worry about filming more for a while 🤣
@@CharlieandRob Hey Yeah, No that's fine. You have to do what's best for the channel and your business, of course. I was just wondering. I was down the coast there the other day - within a k or two of where we had lunch - and I took some photos if you'd like them, you might be able to splice them into your video. Remember that haze that come over after lunch, obscuring much of the view? Let me know if you'd like them. Cheers.
As far as I know, Pilceki made the most spectacular escape from the camp in the entire war. Together with 3 other prisoners, they stole German uniforms, Pilecki had an officer's uniform, and then they stole the camp commander's car and simply drove it out the main gate... xD The Germans only realized later that they were escapees. This escape humiliated the Germans so much that they did not even punish other prisoners from the camp, and the only person sentenced to death by starvation was a German quartermaster from whom the keys to the uniform warehouse were stolen...
8:22 Yes, KL Aushwitz was a three camps:
- Aushwitz (original one) - mostly forced labor and HQ of whole KL Aushwitz
- Aushwitz Birkenau (most known) - death camp with creamatory and gas chambers
- Aushwitz Monowitz - forced labor in Buna-Werke.
Prawda o świecie OBEJRZYJ, MOCNY, DOBRY FILM :IZRAEL ODSLONIECIE TAJEMNICY, FILM DOKUMENTALNY DAVIDA SORENSENA,,?
this is bad...
its easy,"i will show, what is hapening"
I posted 2 comments and they are all gone 😭. Or maybe I am on some you tube's black list or something 🥲.
Can you imagine that jews doing same thing to Palestinian these days
Auschwitz-in German, Oświęcim-in Polish.
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Mate! You sound almost like a Polish person! Congrats, you are making real progress. 🥲It brings a little tear in my eye. Swój chłop! 😁
People back then were made of different material.
Compared with Gen Z today, those old-timers were superheroes.