Adolf Eichmann: The Architect of the Holocaust

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  • Опубліковано 27 чер 2018
  • Adolf Eichmann was a thin little man with bow legs and a hook nose. In the civilian world he had been viewed as of no account, a socially awkward loser with little to redeem himself. Having joined the Nazi party, however, his unquestioning commitment to orders coupled with his need for ruthless efficiency allowed him to carve out a career that see him go down as one of the greatest mass murderers in all of human history. In this week’s Biographics, we trace the life, crimes and death of Adolf Eichmann.
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  • @Biographics
    @Biographics  5 років тому +573

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    • @parasraina2
      @parasraina2 5 років тому +26

      At 11.44minutes, talking about the Nazis realising "by early 1945 that the game was up", and in describing the actions of senior Nazis attempts to destroy evidence, a photo of Heydrich accompanies the claim that "Heydrich gave orders . . . ..".
      Of course, the Nazis were indeed running scared by early 1945 but I'm afraid that this is a sloppy error: Heydrich himself was assassinated in Prague in June 1942.
      Best Wishes, Michael Welsh

    • @LeePenn2492
      @LeePenn2492 5 років тому +3

      Any chance of doing a show on SS OSKAR DIRLEWANGER ?

    • @I_am_a_cat_
      @I_am_a_cat_ 5 років тому +5

      Check your facts man, and you don't like to reply to criticism, huh?

    • @I_am_a_cat_
      @I_am_a_cat_ 5 років тому +1

      @fandaal you're one of those people, huh.

    • @oviros
      @oviros 5 років тому +1

      Hey,i would so love to have the chance to can and downloud the sound in form of podcast.I can definetely predict that a podcast with your kind of content would be the most listened in the world!

  • @josephstalin6549
    @josephstalin6549 5 років тому +3384

    Wow that must've been an awkward date.
    "So what did your dad work as before he came here?"
    "Oh he was the architect of the final solution."
    "Ok..."

    • @Christof_The_Great17
      @Christof_The_Great17 4 роки тому +23

      I'm dead 😭😭😭

    • @hatyhate
      @hatyhate 4 роки тому +8

      @Kristie C
      Even at the soviet unions multiethnic state, palestine isnt a part of that.

    • @captainkiwi77
      @captainkiwi77 4 роки тому +63

      dyfvyd ydvdy and? What are you looking for, defense of the soviets? Everybody knows it was a corrupt and morally bankrupt society, what exactly are you bringing to the conversation. In Soviet Russia, everyone gets the shaft

    • @gracelu5210
      @gracelu5210 4 роки тому +6

      Oh hi Stalin

    • @kareldekale4987
      @kareldekale4987 4 роки тому +1

      @IL NGR Hitler's Jewish Soldiers- by Brian Mark Rigg, a Jewish Professor who served as an officer in the US navy and the IDF.

  • @Heybrother69
    @Heybrother69 4 роки тому +2408

    Argentina be like “damn there’s so many nice German Red Cross members coming to help!”

  • @IDontGetIrony
    @IDontGetIrony 4 роки тому +1720

    "Hey Dad! I met this cute girl and told her about all the things you did for Hitl-"
    "YOU DID WHAT!!"

    • @Thomas20Smith
      @Thomas20Smith 3 роки тому +212

      Son: I met this cute Jewish German girl today, dad.
      Eichmann: Oh yeah, that’s nice.(hiden hatred of Jews intensifies)
      Son: I told her what you used to do for Hitler.
      Eichmann: Dafuq son?!!
      Son: Did I do something wr-
      Banging at door

    • @ggnore1959
      @ggnore1959 3 роки тому +21

      @@Thomas20Smith i know right

    • @donnaclayton8644
      @donnaclayton8644 3 роки тому +56

      Wonder if his son felt guilty over outing his dad?

    • @mikesendec3972
      @mikesendec3972 3 роки тому +16

      @@ryanslack2666 I would, blood over everything.

    • @sus4644
      @sus4644 3 роки тому +8

      @@mikesendec3972 No pacifism for people who do not want pacifism.

  • @borisbubonja
    @borisbubonja 4 роки тому +4238

    "Adolf Otto Eichmann" is the single most German name ive ever heard

    • @vaulttecrepresentative414
      @vaulttecrepresentative414 4 роки тому +395

      What about Wilhelm II von Gottes Gnaden, Deutscher Kaiser und König von Preußen?

    • @curium9622
      @curium9622 4 роки тому +199

      @@vaulttecrepresentative414 Friedrich Willhelm II von Hohenzollern Kaiser der Deutschen und König von Preußen

    • @pickledrick5158
      @pickledrick5158 4 роки тому +39

      @@vaulttecrepresentative414 sounds Scandinavian to me..

    • @drecellthealive8912
      @drecellthealive8912 4 роки тому +93

      @@pickledrick5158 Nah, German AF.

    • @ahwasright1364
      @ahwasright1364 3 роки тому +3

      😄👌

  • @patrickrex6230
    @patrickrex6230 5 років тому +3535

    Correction. You said in the 19 minute of video that in 1945 Heydrich wanted to cover up Nazi atrocities. It was Himmler not Heydrich. Heydrich was assassinated June 4, 1942 in Prague.

    • @roberttatarko5965
      @roberttatarko5965 4 роки тому +191

      That's what I thought. Heydrich got blown up in his car before 1944

    • @djiminitraveller
      @djiminitraveller 4 роки тому +46

      Thanks, that’s what I was going to say.....👍🏻

    • @tonydio666
      @tonydio666 4 роки тому +11

      🤟🙄👍

    • @elanastocker
      @elanastocker 4 роки тому +12

      Yay was wondering if I had misremembered that or something...

    • @FatTonyMaranzano
      @FatTonyMaranzano 4 роки тому +57

      He didnt directly die from the assasination as this failed. He died as a result of sepsis from the injuries he endured from the attempt on his life.

  • @caseyclover1647
    @caseyclover1647 3 роки тому +1109

    Imagine bragging to your girlfriend how your father played a part in killing most of her extended family. Not a bright boy I see

  • @Hearth123
    @Hearth123 3 роки тому +396

    It is important to humanize history's villains, not because they deserve any forgiveness, but because we must acknowledge humanity's capacity for evil and by extension our own capacity for horror. We must guard our hearts against the resentment that causes such murderous villainy

  • @dbensdrawinvids8390
    @dbensdrawinvids8390 3 роки тому +497

    >international spy
    >black belt in karate
    >nazi hunter
    That dude is living out the life my eight-year-old self desperately wanted.

    • @aminoorrahman4453
      @aminoorrahman4453 3 роки тому +12

      Not karate, CRAV MAGA

    • @RaderizDorret
      @RaderizDorret 3 роки тому +8

      @@aminoorrahman4453 Properly trained and applied karate is a lot like Krav Maga but more refined. The flipside is that it takes much longer to get combat proficient in karate than Krav Maga. Both are good if taught well and practiced diligently. At least, this is my experience as a karate black belt who checked out Krav Maga and found myself bored because I really didn't see anything I didn't already know from my karate training.

    • @tedclare5504
      @tedclare5504 2 роки тому +4

      @@RaderizDorret I had the same experience, as a karateka I found that Krav had all the basic tenets of Okinawan karate but lacked the deeper principles that real combative karate has but I did enjoy it and I think it’s a fantastic system for self protection

    • @RaderizDorret
      @RaderizDorret 2 роки тому +4

      @@tedclare5504 When someone asks me what martial art they should study, I ask them a bunch of questions to figure out what is a good fit for them. Obviously, I recommend karate if they have the time and dedication, but if they need to get dangerous in a hurry, I will advise them to take up krav maga or boxing or Muay Thai. For grappling, I often recommend Judo since a throw that will score an ippon in a match is easily a fight ending throw when playing for keeps.
      My mindset is this: "Get in there, do the damage that needs to be done, and get the hell out of there".

    • @jdubskiwright2380
      @jdubskiwright2380 2 роки тому

      If I had been born several decades earlier and I had the opportunity even tho I'm not Jewish and as far as I know none of my family were holocaust victims I would have become a nazi hunter after the war..without a doubt..those people did not deserve the atrocities that they experienced...no one should have to experience that sort of treatment at all...

  • @irrelevanturchins4429
    @irrelevanturchins4429 5 років тому +4201

    Summary: be careful who you make fun of in school

    • @KrautGoesWild
      @KrautGoesWild 5 років тому +57

      Need a helping hand? But this time against _all_ religions, please.

    • @kingjames4886
      @kingjames4886 5 років тому +21

      na, you and the hundreds of nerds who believe this don't have the balls to do anything.

    • @Creativethinker12
      @Creativethinker12 5 років тому +54

      Adrian
      Oh yes and when people lived under the Nazis, you weren’t allowed to criticise them or you would be imprisoned, so obviously the Nazis ruled over Germany.
      And I don’t know what you mean. You’re free to criticise Jews and their actions in Israel as much as you want. The United Nations has criticised Israel more than any nation in the world. You’re not allowed to deny the genocide for a good reason: it prevents future genocides from taking place. That’s what a lot of far-right loonies hope for. They hope to deny the genocide so they can take power again and implement ethnic cleansing once more, but you see, so long as you can’t deny it and so long as it is remembered it, then they can never do so.
      it’s also strange how the far-right doesn’t deny other events throughout history. Why don’t you deny the Rwanda genocide? Why don’t you deny the Spanish Inquisition? Why don’t deny Genghis Khan’s atrocities? Because there’s nothing to gain of course! The people who deny the holocaust are typically neo-Nazi who crave for power and want to implement another genocide. But they know so long as the holocaust is remembered (and it will be remembered for a 1000 years) that they will never be able to fully seize power again. Quit dreaming Nazis and wake up to reality. You’re finished. It’s over.

    • @tankthepitbull520
      @tankthepitbull520 5 років тому +1

      Zachary Prosser hahaha 😂

    • @kirkmoore4515
      @kirkmoore4515 5 років тому +1

      Bears a striking resemblance to Stephen Miller but with more whimsy.

  • @joew2236
    @joew2236 4 роки тому +1138

    “the little Jew”
    Oh the irony

    • @CringeModeActivated
      @CringeModeActivated 4 роки тому +40

      Callum Tanner ?

    • @orppranator5230
      @orppranator5230 3 роки тому +70

      @@callumtanner992 Tf you talking about? Not only is it an american flag, but also the confederate flag is only offensive to busy bodies, not actual sentient people.

    • @gavinoprimo2535
      @gavinoprimo2535 3 роки тому +35

      Orppranator The confederacy were original nazis

    • @SubscribersWithoutAnySubscribe
      @SubscribersWithoutAnySubscribe 3 роки тому +71

      @@orppranator5230 The confederate flag is an official hate symbol

    • @orppranator5230
      @orppranator5230 3 роки тому +14

      20,000 Subscribers Without Any Subscribers The Jewish Star is as well, according to neo nazis.

  • @anishd5941
    @anishd5941 2 роки тому +125

    "a socially awkward loser with little to redeem himself"
    me : *sweats nervously*

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому +6

      Eichmann authored the Havaara Transfer Agreement - which allowed 1 million Jews to escape to Palestine. Like the Palestinians who welcomed them, Eichmann lived to regret doing anything other than what he is accused of doing.

    • @edwinjoy9
      @edwinjoy9 11 місяців тому +3

      @@karlgharst5420 First of all, your profile pic immediately invalidates any credibility XD
      Secondly, are you seriously stating that that 'pity' agreement is a good defense for Eichmann? Moreover, 1 million Jews, eh? History is not really your forte, is it?

    • @daysgoneby3527
      @daysgoneby3527 17 днів тому

      Rich coming from this soy boy beta..

  • @marielaveau8761
    @marielaveau8761 3 роки тому +284

    There's one historical inaccuracy in your story, Simon: Dachau was not used as an internment camp for Jewish people until after the Reichskristallnacht in 1938. Before that year, it was a prison mainly for political dissidents but also criminals. The rest is very sadly very true. His capture and execution of course were not sad at all. Thanks for an overall great job, Simon.

    • @angelachanelhuang1651
      @angelachanelhuang1651 2 роки тому +2

      links to German stories throughout the world

    • @demsandlibsareswinecancer4667
      @demsandlibsareswinecancer4667 Рік тому +5

      There were two actually. He mentioned that heydrich wanted to cover things up but it was actually himler.

    • @emperorzurg832
      @emperorzurg832 Рік тому

      The fact that the Holocaust actually happened was also inaccurate

    • @ritam8767
      @ritam8767 4 місяці тому

      @@demsandlibsareswinecancer4667 yes heydrich was dead much before 1945

  • @Fermonos1
    @Fermonos1 5 років тому +1693

    I've seen one or two comments asking you to stop the Nazi Bio's, but I say DO MORE. Truly amazing, I just wish it was much more in depth and you showed/told us what he done. I mean it's easy to say he was responsible for millions of Jewish Deaths, and he transported them etc but couldn't you go a little bit more in depth?

    • @Fermonos1
      @Fermonos1 5 років тому +12

      And you're telling me this, because?

    • @dancoughlan8001
      @dancoughlan8001 5 років тому +27

      Fermonos1 .Simon could but reading first hand accounts from so many available books is fascinating,really. Some of the books I just couldn't put them down.

    • @Erin-Thor
      @Erin-Thor 5 років тому +1

      Dan Coughlan - Paragraph 175. Unfreaking believable.

    • @britishnerd3919
      @britishnerd3919 5 років тому +9

      Fermonos1 they are well made, but I'd prefer it if there was something different to break up the monotony.

    • @lynneboreham
      @lynneboreham 5 років тому

      Yawn zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

  • @ignitionfrn2223
    @ignitionfrn2223 3 роки тому +149

    0:45 - Chapter 1 - Formative years
    2:35 - Chapter 2 - Becoming a nazi
    4:15 - Chapter 3 - The jewish specialist
    5:35 - Chapter 4 - Expelling the jews
    8:10 - Chapter 5 - Killing the jews
    11:30 - Chapter 6 - Getting out
    13:50 - Chapter 7 - Hunted
    16:45 - Chapter 8 - Captured

  • @chompchompchangbin
    @chompchompchangbin 3 роки тому +414

    I've been noticing there's a reoccurring theme with a lot of these high ranking Nazis: they themselves or their families were thought to be or made fun of for "looking" or "acting" Jewish. It's so interesting that a lot of our biases/ignorance of certain things are rooted from early childhood experiences.

    • @yissssss
      @yissssss 3 роки тому +61

      The anti-semitism was extremely deep rooted in the culture. They would have hated jews whether or not they were called names in school.

    • @atmosrepair
      @atmosrepair 3 роки тому +2

      Many of the high brass were of Jewish descent!

    • @msshannonigans
      @msshannonigans 2 роки тому +2

      @@atmosrepair Like?

    • @13jonash
      @13jonash 2 роки тому +2

      @@msshannonigans Hitler himself.

    • @msshannonigans
      @msshannonigans 2 роки тому +6

      @@13jonash Another lie. Another antisemitic lie.

  • @mqbitsko25
    @mqbitsko25 4 роки тому +585

    "Ruthless efficiency."

  • @bobbylawsen9638
    @bobbylawsen9638 3 роки тому +140

    From what I have read on the history of SS officers, they usually had a tattoo under their arm with a number that indicated they were a part of the upper echelon of the government. Eichmann supposedly never had such a tattoo because he wanted to be able to cover his the tracks. This is how he was able to pass through the allies checkpoints.

    • @the_once-and-future_king.
      @the_once-and-future_king. 2 роки тому +1

      It was usually their blood group.

    • @dimadobrik4516
      @dimadobrik4516 2 роки тому +2

      Apparently it was only partly removed

    • @kepigal
      @kepigal Рік тому +3

      Neither did Mengele

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому

      Eichmann was on the CIA payroll in Argentina for 11 years - not exactly hiding...

    • @bigcoins2320
      @bigcoins2320 10 місяців тому +2

      Most SS members would have their blood group tatted there.

  • @gideonwilson6989
    @gideonwilson6989 3 роки тому +50

    He was quoted to say...
    To be a good Aryan you have to be as blonde as Hitler, as tall as Goebells, and as thin as Göring

    • @vivekjkumar5797
      @vivekjkumar5797 2 роки тому +3

      interesting to see how Eichman was accepted to be nazi when he had dark complexion.

    • @ohio72213
      @ohio72213 2 роки тому +12

      That was a popular joke in Germany at the time lol he didn't come up with it or anything

    • @annalieff-saxby568
      @annalieff-saxby568 Рік тому +2

      It was also used in Soviet anti-Nazi propaganda.

  • @jeromeb4772
    @jeromeb4772 2 роки тому +23

    It’s weird how much evil can consume a group of individuals in such a short amount of time. Terrifying how some of those most powerful men in the ranks were such violent psychopaths. 😬😬

  • @mikeor-
    @mikeor- 11 місяців тому +29

    My paternal grandmother was placed in a ghetto in Kryzhopil, Ukraine, in 1941. She was only three years old, and she was made to suffer under the cruelty unleashed by the Nazis. She was lucky that she and her parents were liberated in 1945, before the Germans could send them to death camps or concentration camps. However, my grandmother had to keep this story secret for a long time, because remembering her childhood in the ghetto caused her a small dose of PTSD. As she got older, she remembered the worst parts of this experience, which compelled me to write my very first book, the Secret Jew. My grandmother is referred to as Sophie in that book, and the main character, a Jew who pretends to be a Nazi, secretly sympathises with her and her parents. I was lucky to publish this book in 2015, three years before my grandmother got Alzheimer's disease. When she died in 2020, I felt as if I had lost the person who represented living history. However, I was not as close to my paternal grandparents as I am to my maternal grandparents, so when I lost my maternal grandpa that same year, I became an emotional wreck. This especially potent, due to the fact that he was born exactly one week before V. E. Day on May 8th, 1945. He was born on May Day.

  • @currentcomentor1026
    @currentcomentor1026 5 років тому +286

    All that is required for evil to happen is for good men to do nothing...
    That is why we glorify those who stand up and say no.

    • @JackAShepherd
      @JackAShepherd 4 роки тому +2

      CC: Susan Collins

    • @andreashabeck1155
      @andreashabeck1155 4 роки тому +5

      You mean glorify in a positiv way right?

    • @LSSYLondon
      @LSSYLondon 3 роки тому +1

      No we don't.

    • @rebar33
      @rebar33 3 роки тому +3

      This is why Trump is so dangerous. He could easily get his followers to “round” up mexicans and have them removed while calling them all illegals.

    • @Bondrewd_the_Novel
      @Bondrewd_the_Novel 3 роки тому +8

      @@rebar33 he never did that once in his career. Do you honestly think he wants all Mexicans gone? No. He wants people who immigrate illegally to be deported regardless of origin.

  • @AcydDrop
    @AcydDrop 5 років тому +230

    I've really enjoyed the videos on the various Nazi higher ups. I've learned quite a few things I didn't know (I'm a real history buff, especially WW2 history). Thanks for doing these, great work.

    • @russmarasheski7005
      @russmarasheski7005 5 років тому

      Agreed...could use some proofreading on a few "facts" though... btw, your picture?

    • @kareldekale4987
      @kareldekale4987 4 роки тому +1

      Hitler's Jewish Soldiers written by the Jewish Professor Brian Mark Rigg, who served as well in the US army as in the IDF.

  • @luiginanichele6623
    @luiginanichele6623 2 роки тому +8

    I love the podcasts Simon! I often download a few and listen while driving or simply lying on my hammock. I wish new ones would be added as I am running out of new biographies. Have you considered doing one on the Medici family? Lorenzo de Medici would be a great one!

    • @Demonutzz
      @Demonutzz 2 роки тому

      never heard of them seems cool though

  • @phase315
    @phase315 3 роки тому +14

    Man these videos are so addicting

  • @Themadfranklin
    @Themadfranklin 5 років тому +7

    Nicely organized, very informative! Great work.

  • @solsdadio
    @solsdadio 5 років тому +440

    Unless they were using a ouija board Heydrich wasn’t ordering the dismantling of the.camps in 1945 as he had been killed in 1942.

    • @1pcfred
      @1pcfred 5 років тому +16

      Well, there was the Himmler head collection they may have been using to communicate with.

    • @petesandov3722
      @petesandov3722 4 роки тому +34

      There is actually accounts of the nazis using the Ouija board to ask Heydrich what to do --- he first ask for dominos pizza w/ PINEAPPLE --- then he told them everything on what to do next.

    • @Benjibenji108
      @Benjibenji108 3 роки тому +5

      Pete Sandov pizza with pineapple is bomb

    • @dragonhearted7761
      @dragonhearted7761 3 роки тому +11

      @@petesandov3722 and they wonder why Italy switched sides

    • @RJ-em1dg
      @RJ-em1dg 3 роки тому +1

      @@dragonhearted7761 gold comment

  • @Corristo89
    @Corristo89 3 роки тому +9

    Hannah Arendt famously coined the term "the banality of evil" when reporting on Eichmann's trial in Jerusalem. The ground didn't split open when he spoke, there was no smell of pitch and brimstone, he had no horns, he didn't breathe fire... he was just a man. A man you would walk past every day and not remember an hour later. An ordinary man who contributed to the deaths of millions simply by following orders not with the mind of a human being, but of a ruthless beaurocrat who put efficiency and the word-for-word following of orders above all else.

    • @moshedayan2810
      @moshedayan2810 2 місяці тому

      More worth noting is he didn't want out.. Not sure if he did his work with relish but am sure he knew he could have excused himself

  • @chefpetey
    @chefpetey 4 роки тому +60

    Always fascinated me how Eichmann had stereotypical "Jewish appearance." Oooops u mentioned it too!

  • @TAHJBecomeYourBestSelf
    @TAHJBecomeYourBestSelf 5 років тому +12

    Your videos are so put together. I feel like I'm not on UA-cam, I feel like I'm watching a mass production series on TV.

  • @pietersmal5903
    @pietersmal5903 5 років тому +10

    Thank you for the videos, Simon. I've been following your videos closely, bus especially those of WWII. Lest we forget...

  • @lisaschuster686
    @lisaschuster686 Рік тому

    By far and away the most inaccuracies, but I still enjoy your videos.

  • @oscarzahner3692
    @oscarzahner3692 4 роки тому +313

    First half of his life kinda makes Eichmann sound like the OG incel

    • @Matt-ve3ql
      @Matt-ve3ql 3 роки тому +14

      @Graig Simmonette nah. Those dorks should be made fun of.

    • @anaionescu8913
      @anaionescu8913 3 роки тому +9

      @Graig Simmonette I imagine you wouldn't use this line of thinking if the women that are being hated on by incels reacted with the same type of malice that they received

    • @skepticmonkey6923
      @skepticmonkey6923 2 роки тому +1

      @@Matt-ve3ql Based

    • @jotarokujo6979
      @jotarokujo6979 2 роки тому +4

      I argue that the OG Incel is Ed Gein's mother which is very ironic

    • @levelcheap2435
      @levelcheap2435 2 роки тому +1

      @@Matt-ve3ql let me get this straight, so because someone is unable to get sex, they should be mocked?

  • @joeyjamison5772
    @joeyjamison5772 4 роки тому +49

    "I have often felt a bitter sorrow at the thought of the German people, which is so estimable in the individual and so wretched in the generality..."
    -Johann von Goethe, German writer and statesman

  • @jdolce101
    @jdolce101 4 роки тому +63

    The videos are well done, the people covered are surely fascinating, but not all statements made are entirely accurate.

  • @tycad8990
    @tycad8990 2 роки тому +71

    I feel for the forces that first discovered the Nazi concentration camps. Imagine going through the horrors of war against an organized and well-supplied enemy and getting all the nice psychological scarring that comes with that and then being the first to discover one of those camps, all those glassy, blank expressions and emaciated faces just staring holes into your soul. Some of them seem grateful or happy at being liberated, but the majority of them that are still alive are too sickly and lethargic from hunger and lack of any real standard of cleanliness to express anything at all.
    They'd either have to execute me for cowardice or send me home because I'd be fucked after that. If I live through that war, I'm seeing all those faces in my nightmares until the day I die.

    • @kepigal
      @kepigal Рік тому +23

      I understand. But then again you might throw your heart and soul into not just rescuing them but giving them their life back. As horrific as it was, I am sure many of them became filled with a new sense of purpose after they got over their shock upon discovering them. You'd still dream about them but perhaps it would be tempered with the knowledge of what you and your comrades did.

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому

      Take a look at the 11 million women and children raped by the Red Army after the war or the 1.5million men and boys who died of thirst after the war in the Rhein Meadow Camps....

    • @yoloswaggins7121
      @yoloswaggins7121 Рік тому

      Not sure how true this is, but I read somewhere that the nazis starting using poison gas to kill Jews because a lot of their soldiers were getting psychological problems from point blank executing so many innocent and desperate people including children.

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому

      @@yoloswaggins7121 With no gas mask able to filter cyanide gas existing (then or now), how would this gassing operation be carried out without killing those people essential to the operation?

    • @phantomechelon3628
      @phantomechelon3628 6 місяців тому +1

      I'd need years of therapy to get over all that. I'm amazed so many veterans returned home as (mostly) normally functioning human beings.

  • @geraldberliner5260
    @geraldberliner5260 4 роки тому +16

    Every time you said 'ruthless efficiency' I half expected to see Michael Palin come bursting on with "No one expects the Spanish Inquisition"

  • @speedy97979
    @speedy97979 5 років тому +44

    The early 20th century is a most interesting period of time. Great job on the videos Simon and rest of Biographics team. Y'all dive into every person's life with such vim and vigor it the epitome of edutainment.

  • @cannon0587
    @cannon0587 3 роки тому +20

    11:44 I think you mean Himmler; Heydrich was assassinated in June 1942

  • @Valentina-Steinway
    @Valentina-Steinway 3 роки тому

    You guys have the best videos....!
    Thank you 😊

  • @maikyh3000
    @maikyh3000 4 роки тому +1

    Incredible content!!!

  • @Pighood
    @Pighood 5 років тому +108

    Manhattan Project was DURING the war, not after.

    • @jmmahony
      @jmmahony 4 роки тому +13

      I was wondering about this also, but according to the Wikipedia page on the Manhattan project, it continued for about a year and a half after the war, and there were problems keeping the staff since many figured it would end soon, and working in the middle of the desert before the era of air conditioning wasn't exactly an optimal lifestyle. So maybe Simon's statement is correct. On the other hand, maybe he was confused by America's use of Werner Von Braun and other Nazis to develop rockets for the US after the war.

    • @jamesshaw1621
      @jamesshaw1621 4 роки тому +4

      I'm assuming the host misspoke. Operation paperclip was a fairly large scale effort by post-war America to import German technical and scientific experts. By this time the Manhattan project was winding down, or, for the later imports, had already concluded. The largest single group were the "rocket scientists" who would go on to win the space race for their new countrymen. Others worked in almost every conceivable aspect of the defense industry, jet engine design, improving armored vehicles, etc. A very large part of America's post-war scientific and technical dominance can be traced to the efforts of these former Nazis. (As, interestingly enough, can significant parts of the post-war technical prowess of the Soviet Union.)

    • @MsJubjubbird
      @MsJubjubbird 3 роки тому +1

      The nuclear testing on Bikini continued until 1958. And testing in Nevada occurred until 1992.

    • @timothyhouse1622
      @timothyhouse1622 3 роки тому +2

      The Manhattan Project was not terminated until December 31, 1946 upon the creation of the AEC.

  • @michaeltrubic2850
    @michaeltrubic2850 3 роки тому +42

    There were a couple of conclusions that differ from some other people that I have studied in this area - namely that the Argentinian father that turned Adolf Eichmann in reported this to Fritz Bauer, West German district attorney/Nazi investigator and director of the district courts, and not the Israeli Government.
    There is a wonderful film that premiered at the Toronto Film Festival in 2015 that you, and many people who enjoy your stories might very much want to see. It is called "The People vs. Fritz Bauer (2015)
    Der Staat gegen Fritz Bauer (original title)"
    Spolier Alert !!!
    The justice minister decided to give this information to the Israelis personally because his ministry still had too many former Nazis in it and they could not be trusted not to tip Eichmann off. A very good film (sorry for the spoilers). But its very important that this be corrected.

  • @FT4Freedom
    @FT4Freedom 3 роки тому +10

    Simon hits this one out of the park because it is the history we should never forget.

  • @MR-wh6ji
    @MR-wh6ji 5 років тому +96

    Could you please do a Video about the last German Emperor "Wilhelm II." :)

  • @JesperJuulKeller
    @JesperJuulKeller 5 років тому +24

    Interesting video, as are all from your channel(s) :)
    One small thing though: from 11:45-11:53 - didn't you mean Heinrich Himmler? Reinhard Heydrich was attempted killed by Czech patriots in Praha on May 27 and died from his injuries on June 4, 1942.

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому

      The vid is all Hollywood fiction, anyway... let him babble!

  • @BlackPantherFTW
    @BlackPantherFTW 2 роки тому +16

    My grandfathers sister, who escaped Aushwitz in 1943 and went on to join the polish guerrilla resistance group for 2 years before moving to Israel. My great grandfather, mother, uncles, and one aunt all died at the hand of the Germans. I consider it poetic justice that she attended his trial in Israel

    • @almogvarshavski9226
      @almogvarshavski9226 Рік тому +2

      What were the names of your ancestors good friend ?

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому +1

      No one wonders why she was locked up in the first place...

    • @quaygrass6212
      @quaygrass6212 5 місяців тому

      @@karlgharst5420What?

    • @applesandgrapesfordinner4626
      @applesandgrapesfordinner4626 25 днів тому

      ​@@karlgharst5420For no reason except born something she had no control in. Would you ask the same if it happened to you?

  • @themurderofcoke
    @themurderofcoke Рік тому +6

    I'm blown away you can go through this story without referencing Hannah Arendt's "The Banality of Evil"

  • @xThatTributeGuyx
    @xThatTributeGuyx 3 роки тому +5

    I love these, you need to do one on Albert Speer

  • @Bj-yf3im
    @Bj-yf3im 5 років тому +9

    Suggestions for future videos: Amon Göth, the butcher of Plaszow; Shiro Ishii, the head of Unit 731; Chiang Kai-shek, the man who led China against the Japanese invasion only to lose it to Mao's Communists; Mao Zedong; Puyi, the last emperor of China; Hideki Tojo, Japan's wartime prime minister and head of the Kempeitai; Hirohito.

  • @theresea.k5749
    @theresea.k5749 4 місяці тому

    I appreciate your edicational videos very much, and you are an important voice against the crimes comitted towards humanity. I wonder if you could do (or maybe you already have done) one about Kurt Gerstein?
    I wish you a merry Christmas and a happy New year🎄

  • @cakecrumb095
    @cakecrumb095 3 роки тому +14

    It’s scary to think this type of darkness in history was present way before the Nazis, but it was considered a harsh reality of life before.

    • @sirprize8572
      @sirprize8572 Рік тому

      It still exists today. We're just lucky enough that they are largely contained in areas of the world where they can't amass the resources required for another holocaust. But trust me, the campaign for the annihilation of all Jews is very much still a thing. There has never been a time in recorded history where Jews have not been under constant existential threat by some group of people whose sole goal is their complete and utter extermination.

  • @TheCMajor9th
    @TheCMajor9th 4 роки тому +4

    excellent work on describing facts and figures :) love yr work m8 keep up

  • @danflores2346
    @danflores2346 3 роки тому +20

    These are horrific stories and should never be forgotten.

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому +1

      Let the records of WWII be finally opened and these ridiculous stories won't be forgotten fast enough...

  • @B0risTheBlade
    @B0risTheBlade 3 роки тому

    This. Videos like this, is why Simon Blazes so hard nowadays... Blaze on, my friend

  • @captainblacktooth371
    @captainblacktooth371 2 роки тому +26

    Speaking as a person who has studied the NSDAP/3rd Reich and Germany 1871-1955 for the past 40yrs, I will say if anyone _really wants to understand_ the holocaust, then they should or indeed must read this book (including you Simon) :
    *Architects of Annihilation: Auschwitz and the Logic of Destruction*
    Author - Götz Aly
    Not an easy read because it is dry and much like a PhD dissertation. However, it is the most enlightening book as to why the holocaust made complete sense to the 3rd Reich/NSDAP ... It was an action which answered many questions for them and cured many issues. There really was a pure logic to the destruction of all these people in their minds.
    It also highlights the significant role played by academics in the entire process and why today getting academic research past an ethics committee really is no easy task.

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому +1

      Were the records of WWII not still sealed - we wouldn't have to wade thru fictitious garbage such as your suggested book and this ridiculous vid!

    • @sirprize8572
      @sirprize8572 Рік тому

      @@karlgharst5420 What in the world are you talking about? Millions of people were literally there, participating in the events of WWII first-hand. Those same people then recounted their various stories to loads of independent mediums all across the world. WWII is one of the most diversely well-documented events in the entire history of mankind, get out of here with this conspiracy nonsense.

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому

      @@sirprize8572 Lie-witnesses and tortured soldier's confessions - and not one examinable shred of evidence. Sorry, Schlomo. No one is going to take a bite of your turd sandwich...!

    • @rayhill5767
      @rayhill5767 7 місяців тому

      @@karlgharst5420. Awe someone is an insane little snowflake. Cute
      Like something as massively destructive as wwii could have some secret locked away inside some room somewhere. Weirdo

  • @thedarkknight4243
    @thedarkknight4243 5 років тому +13

    could you please do a history of the Vietnam war, how it affected the countries of Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. The main players involved America, USSR and the military industrial complex and the ideologies of capitalism and communisim

  • @TheWaterboarders
    @TheWaterboarders 3 роки тому +45

    "His biggest fear was that he might have to fight".

  • @lindasapiecha2515
    @lindasapiecha2515 3 роки тому

    Very informative

  • @MsJaro89
    @MsJaro89 2 роки тому +93

    9:07 "Polish concentration camps." No problem when you talk about German concentration camps in occupied Poland. But such wording is unfair and misleading.

    • @fooshoo2006
      @fooshoo2006 2 роки тому

      „Nazi concentration camps in German occupied Poland“ there I fixed it for you. There is a reason why the people were first deported out of sight of the population and then killed and not just shot down in the streets, which would have been less work. The people of Germany (except hardcore SS nazis)would not have stood for that if they knew the people getting deported were getting killed and tortured in the horrific ways in which they were.

    • @MsJaro89
      @MsJaro89 2 роки тому +5

      @@fooshoo2006 I agree that not all Germans were monsters, but please. The NSDAP had tremendous support from the Germans for a very long time. The German state did not disappear from the maps and it was not replaced by the Nazi state from space. This was just how the German state operated at that time with the authorities and the ideology chosen by the Germans. I'll tell you more. Polls were conducted in Germany about 10 years after the war. 10 years after the war, when people already knew what was happening during the war. A large proportion of Germans continued to support the Nazi ideology. I don't remember the proportions anymore, but it was somewhere around half the population. Also, do not try to convince me that writing about the German death camps is a mistake because it was not the Germans, but the Nazis. You think only the SS carried out crimes? Hitler declared a total war on Poland. Wehrmaht burned villages, shot civilians, the Luftwaffe attacked roads where civilians were fleeing and bombed hospitals and churches. The SS did not do it, the regular German military units did. After the war, both the Allies and the USSR tried to remove people associated with Nazism from public life and positions. You know what turned out? That suddenly there are no engineers in Germany, no doctors, no politicians, and there are shortages in many areas of life. It was just that the sanctions for such people had to be loosened for the state to function somehow.

    • @fooshoo2006
      @fooshoo2006 2 роки тому

      @@MsJaro89 maybe all of that is true, I’m just a critical thinker who recently got into ww2 history.. and I keep wondering why people were first deported thousands of Kilometers to be killed if they could have been killed right away, and only those deemed fit to work brought to the camps? I would love an answer, because I haven’t found one, the only one I can rationalize on my own is that they didn’t want it to happen in the eyes of the public. If that is the case, than the only rational conclusion is that they feared losing the general public’s acceptance

    • @MsJaro89
      @MsJaro89 2 роки тому

      @@fooshoo2006 I wanted to write back to you exactly, but the youtube algorithm does not like something and delete the answer. I do not know exactly what this could be about, so I will try to write back when I think about the words xD

    • @Snagprophet
      @Snagprophet 2 роки тому +1

      Yeah it's disappointing but Poland barely had any sovereignty between the first world war and the second, it does make it seem like it was Poland doing it rather than someone else choosing to put them in Poland.

  • @leohard1814
    @leohard1814 5 років тому +48

    Douglas MacArthur next

  • @lemanruss4061
    @lemanruss4061 4 роки тому +14

    There is a mistake at 11:49 Heydrich was killed in 1942! Assasinated by the Czech resistance.

  • @westwoodoralsurgerydentalgroup
    @westwoodoralsurgerydentalgroup 2 роки тому

    I really love your videos sir!

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому

      Maybe you can help Irene Zisblatt find her missing fifth diamond?

  • @cappingbeara3212
    @cappingbeara3212 Рік тому +1

    biographics is a lifesaver.

  • @virajsawant972
    @virajsawant972 5 років тому +18

    Please do one on Taimur the lame

    • @elhombredeoro955
      @elhombredeoro955 5 років тому

      viraj sawant I think biography of Monica Lewinsky would be more interesting.

  • @jamiemitchell2861
    @jamiemitchell2861 5 років тому +7

    0.15 “ruthless efficiency” i immediately thought of the spanisch inquisition sketch from monty python

    • @ekramer2478
      @ekramer2478 5 років тому +2

      No one expects the Spanish Inquisition.

    • @jamiemitchell2861
      @jamiemitchell2861 5 років тому

      E Kramer2 our chief weapon is surprise

    • @susansinsua5583
      @susansinsua5583 4 роки тому

      I have noticed that the word 'loose'is often substituted for 'lose' since they have completely different meanings it can be a bit confusing. If you are not sure use Spellcheck.

  • @greenlamp9219
    @greenlamp9219 4 роки тому +6

    if you liked this check out operation finale (2018) has oscar issac in it and ben kingsley playing adolf perfect casting imo

  • @zaydpeer
    @zaydpeer 4 роки тому +3

    I’m not certain if you or Dr M. Felton is better. Both of you sirs are fantastic. Very different styles but perfectly delivered, informative, and non entirely non reality TV vibe. If the two of you ran the History Channel, I would be glued 24/7.

    • @FD_and_B
      @FD_and_B Рік тому

      Cmon dude, i like this channel but it’s not even close. Felton is a legitimate historian, this channel is just narrated wikipedia

    • @zaydpeer
      @zaydpeer Рік тому

      @@FD_and_B whistler has his own research team. Definitely not Wikipedia.

    • @FD_and_B
      @FD_and_B Рік тому

      @@zaydpeer mark felton IS his own research team. again, not comparable
      also, whistlers “research team” is just reading Wikipedia, or otherwise they’re not very good at their jobs bc it’s all very superficial lol

  • @tannereldred7039
    @tannereldred7039 2 роки тому +5

    Insane how he never actually gave any recorded orders

  • @reggierico
    @reggierico 5 років тому +4

    If you are interested in this type of story, I highly recommend the writer Philip Kerr, who wrote a series of historic novels surrounding a fictional former SS detective called Bernie Gunther. They are incredibly accurate, well written and chronicle Bernie's travels and escapades trying to solve puzzles surrounding former SS Nazi's, Russians, and Americans.

  • @Bigma6400
    @Bigma6400 3 роки тому

    This UA-cam channel beats my history class in every way

  • @stephaniewilson3290
    @stephaniewilson3290 9 місяців тому +2

    What's really sad is that some of these monsters never got caught.

  • @holland3753
    @holland3753 2 роки тому +18

    Simon educating me more than the 12 years of schooling I had

  • @jdmans
    @jdmans 2 роки тому +3

    This was a perfect biography-thanks---Himmler wanted to end the killings in 1945 and Heydrich was assassinated in 1942. Sasson was the Nazi in 1956 that performed the interview in Argentina.

  • @mohamedbinelias8045
    @mohamedbinelias8045 3 роки тому

    Thank you very much

  • @lucdebaets1320
    @lucdebaets1320 4 роки тому +5

    could you do one on Carlos, the jackal?

  • @hnjahnjah
    @hnjahnjah 5 років тому +11

    Since you did so many ww2 historical figures, could you do Claus von Stauffenberg? Johann Georg Elser?

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому

      How about a vid on how Einstein came up with his 4 ground-breaking theories on physics without a lab, colleagues and understudies, an education, and while working full-time as a third-rate patent clerk?

  • @blitzkrieg2928
    @blitzkrieg2928 5 років тому +1282

    Virgin Eichman vs Chad Mengele

  • @approachingetterath9959
    @approachingetterath9959 Рік тому

    the biography of terror is never irrelevant. thank you for talking about these people. they were were a blight on humanity and by learning about them, maybe we can stop future terrors in their tracks by recognizing the pattern. one can hope.

  • @matszz
    @matszz Рік тому +2

    I love the poetic justice of his capture and death. His own sons bragging about him lead to it.

  • @dcavalli9
    @dcavalli9 3 роки тому +10

    The Mossad agent who captured Eichmann said that Simon Wiesenthal actually had nothing to do with finding him. Wiesenthal, who exaggerated and even lied for publicity and fundraising purposes, just took credit.
    It doesn't look like Hudal, who did help Franz Stangl, helped Eichmann. It was another priest named Doemeter.

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому

      Wiesenthal was working for the Gestapo - many real inmates knew this and "outted" for it, including Austrian President Bruno Kretzsky.

  • @lyleslaton3086
    @lyleslaton3086 3 роки тому +6

    Eichmann developed Zyclon B to be more humanitarian,not to the victims but to the troops doing the killing. Up to that point,most of the killed were shot. This was causing major problems with the mental health and morale of the soldiers.

    • @dimadobrik4516
      @dimadobrik4516 2 роки тому +3

      He did most certainly not develop Zyklon B as he had fock all to do with chemistry

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому

      @@dimadobrik4516 Don't count on these gullible stooges to get anything right!

  • @matikramer9648
    @matikramer9648 3 роки тому

    Thank you

  • @TheMeritCoba
    @TheMeritCoba 3 роки тому +2

    16:30 interesting part. I recently saw the movie named Operation Finale, but Wiesenthal is barely mentioned. I looked it up and for reasons unknown was left out.

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому

      Wiesenthal was working for the Gestapo the whole time, according to Austrian President Bruno Kretzsky.

    • @jtuckers1
      @jtuckers1 Рік тому

      Without regard for the other prick that commented here, Wiesenthal’s credentials and achievements are wildly exaggerated and in many cases completely fictional.

  • @HitsTownUSA
    @HitsTownUSA 4 роки тому +7

    There is a mistake on your presentation, Heydrich was assassinated in 1942 in Prague. At The time of his death , the allied forces were not in a position of imminent victory, in fact 1942 was still a point in the war that the AXIS powers had a 50/50 chance of winning the war based on current events at the time.

  • @tgg1765
    @tgg1765 5 років тому +163

    As much as I like watching your videos I must say this: these were NOT Polish camps. These were nazi camps located in Poland!!! -thank you.

    • @timgotz9376
      @timgotz9376 5 років тому +8

      @Giancarlo Rivas we had support from Polish, Dutch, Belgians and French people

    • @MiniM69
      @MiniM69 4 роки тому +29

      Giancarlo Rivas Its true that close to 90 percent of Polish Jews were killed and many were turned in by their neighbors, while others assisted in ferrying or hiding their countrymen. Whether for self-preservation or Anti-Semitism, there were Poles that played a part. Read the book “Neighbors”.

    • @tomskonieczka2385
      @tomskonieczka2385 4 роки тому +18

      @@timgotz9376 actually you didn't, you solely bear the responsibility for WWII and don't dare to try weasel out of it.

    • @tomskonieczka2385
      @tomskonieczka2385 4 роки тому +4

      @@MiniM69 instead of reading fiction do some research and learn about people like Karski, Sendler, Korczak or Polish organizations like ZEGOTA.

    • @ArghastOfTheAlliance
      @ArghastOfTheAlliance 4 роки тому +8

      @@MiniM69 "many were turned in by their neighbors" - define "many". Sure, there were Poles who did turn in Jews - that's simply _statistically_ impossible to avoid in a group of tens of millions of people, therefore painting it as something unique to Poland isn't fair. Was it any different in case of, let's say, France? Why is there such emphasis put only on reminding everyone that "there were [particular] *Poles* who did this", but not on "there were [particular] *Frenchmen* who did this"? It reeks with double standards.
      Not to say that there are doubts about the methodology utilized by Jan Gross.

  • @otsana9322
    @otsana9322 7 місяців тому

    last year(2022) there was an exhibit at the Sydney Jewish Museum called Shaken to his Core: The Untold Story of Nolan’s Auschwitz. On one of the walls there was a photo of Eichmann on trial (as Nolan was doing court sketches of him at the trial). the thing that disturbed me the most that day was not the horrific depictions of what Nolan painted after/during Eichmann's trial but the question which a young mid-teen woman - maybe 2-3 years younger than myself (i was 17 at the time) - who asked her father, "dad, who is that? what did he do? why is he on trial?" I just felt my blood run absolutely cold and turned to my parents and nearly started crying because i was so horrified. the only thing I remember saying was something to the degree of: "how do people not know? how the hell do people not know? where did we fail?". i guess the redeeming part of that was hearing her dad (somewhat curtly) say "just read the description and you'll find out" but ill never forget that because in my eyes, one should be able to identify evil like Eichmann just as easily as they can identify the evil that is Hitler. not necessarily by name(though that is better) but at the least by sight.

  • @giuliar693
    @giuliar693 2 роки тому

    @Simon Whistler, good video but I am not finding anywhere credits to "Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil" by Hannah Arendt. I believe it should be shared/disclosed. Thanks!

  • @thiccman7010
    @thiccman7010 5 років тому +24

    11:45 reinhard Heydrich died in 1942 how could he have done anything in 1945

    • @heisensaul5538
      @heisensaul5538 4 роки тому +1

      The truth is that if he was around in 1945, he still would have been about the destruction of the Jews.

  • @halibut1249
    @halibut1249 3 роки тому +6

    In early 1945 Germans knew the war was ending and did start to look to their own survival and hiding their war crimes. But this didn't apply to Reinhard Heydrich, as you report. Heydrich was ambushed and killed in Prague 2-1/2 years earlier.

  • @Mowo714
    @Mowo714 4 роки тому +1

    Yes please for the podcasts!

  • @xbbjdf8
    @xbbjdf8 4 роки тому

    Hi Simon. I'd love to know more about the lioness of brittany. Please could you look into making a video about her?

  • @calebwinfield1403
    @calebwinfield1403 5 років тому +405

    Do one of these about Soulja Boy.

    • @penske_material
      @penske_material 5 років тому +6

      Caleb Winfield please! Lmao

    • @calebwinfield1403
      @calebwinfield1403 5 років тому +17

      Dakota M I will pay money if he can make the commentary last over 10 minutes.

    • @lamboman68
      @lamboman68 5 років тому +3

      Caleb Winfield you know most kids/teens now weren’t even alive or old enough to remember when that song came out

    • @archstanton6102
      @archstanton6102 5 років тому +5

      Dakota M What song? Never heard of him

    • @mikeeaston4431
      @mikeeaston4431 5 років тому +1

      True history there.
      Has anyone shot him yet?

  • @coolcatjack7169
    @coolcatjack7169 2 роки тому +3

    Ok, if someone hasn't made a movie of this guys capture... They really should.

    • @DaveLL500
      @DaveLL500 2 роки тому +3

      Operation Finale (2018) starring Oscar Isaac and Ben Kingsley as Eichmann. It's on Netflix.

  • @janhavisharma4436
    @janhavisharma4436 3 роки тому

    Can take more pauses and go a bit slow. It sounds like a fast fwd play of pod cast

  • @jettwilliams9676
    @jettwilliams9676 3 роки тому

    I enjoy listening to this history and these videos are well done. I still feel a little bit weird hitting the 👍 like button.

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому

      Because bearing false witness means believing a lie as well as telling one...

  • @controloz3310
    @controloz3310 3 роки тому +9

    Interesting. I just watched the film operation finale and whilst there were glaring dramatical changes to how his capture actually happened, the film nevertheless successfully portrayed the gravity of the crimes against humanity that he and others were responsible for.

  • @arusaramyan
    @arusaramyan 5 років тому +4

    May I ask about the sources you get information from for Biographics, please?

    • @karlgharst5420
      @karlgharst5420 Рік тому

      The Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen, Irene Zisblatt, etc..

  • @SpidermanandJeny
    @SpidermanandJeny 7 місяців тому

    Certainly a person for whom the details only make even clearer as to what everyone thinks about him. Usually in such stories you get some light or grey. In this it's very dark bit after very dark bit.

  • @neverendingjourneystilllea5271
    @neverendingjourneystilllea5271 2 роки тому

    Thanks