The BRUTAL Execution Of Herta Kasparova - The Gestapo Collaborator
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- During the Second World War, there were many people who collaborated with the Germans and the Nazis. One of these collaborators was Herta Kasparova, a Czech German girl who worked alongside the Gestapo to interrogate prisoners and resisters. Czechoslovakia was placed under German occupation and became known as the Arsenal of the Third Reich, as huge amounts of weapons were produced in the country for the German war effort. But inside, there were many people who refused to submit and there was resistance. Herta Kasparova could speak fluent German and then worked with the Gestapo to translate prisoners testimonies, and her work resulted in the executions of a number of Czech people.
But later in the war, her house was ransacked and attacked by Czech resistance fighters, and Herta pointed out to the Germans 11 men who were responsible. She suffered with a deformity of her leg, and amongst those men she claimed were responsible were those who bullied her at school. Those 11 men were then executed, but after the war Herta Kasparova was captured and placed on trial for being a collaborator during World War 2. She was sentenced to death having been responsible for the deaths of a number of Czechs, and was then executed in front of a huge crowd.
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I am Polish and my homeland suffered a lot during the war. This is the worst extermination camp in my country, but let us remember that it was the German beasts that created the concentration camps and ghettos, and people who had nothing to do with good were chosen to serve. Let history never repeat itself .
Russia suffered more, but they become powerful, and ruled half of Europe. What did Poland do?
If you were bullied, you should know the terrible upbringing, and strive to not put others through it
Oh, for goodness’ sake ! “ Bullied as a child “. I was subjected to some very hurtful comments as a little boy. For being of Jewish origin. For being the son of a struggling single Mum. For my Mums association with the Jehovahs Witnesses. Apparently, according to the lives of nasty harpies alike to this ‘ woman ‘, I ought to have gone utterly bonkers and had people done in. No. These sorts of wicked wretches use childhood trauma as a very unconvincing excuse to harm others.
Just want to point out a fun fact, you still have tomorrow to go the bonkers route.
I also had an interesting childhood. Never hurt anyone
I was beaten daily and called derogatory names by an older adopted brother who was very big and ended up in prison half his life.
As a teen & young adult I had very low self esteem. Anyway, I don't resent him. In some ways, he made me far tougher. So who knows as in my adult life, not much gets me down.
@Matthew Whitton SNAP! Same reasons as you, exactly plus flaming red hair. Yet I find the thought of hurting others reprehensible. I never did to anyone what was done to me.
@@DawnSuttonfabfour My Mum is well over sixty and her hair is still red. As was my late uncles. To this very day she still has to wearily put up with silly accusations that she dyes it. She does not. Never has. It’s faded a tad, but, like you, her hair was blazingly red. In her case, well into her thirties.
This is the first Nazi I heard of being terrified of execution, they are usually stone cold with no remorse.
That’s because evildoers know where they are going to spend eternity and just like their master Satan they are terrified of it
@@chryspersons2336 I said she is the first Nazi I saw terrified, most are stone cold. But I do agree they followed Satan.
The author of the video does not claim she is a Nazi, that is, a member of the Nazi Party. I'm afraid the report is not at all clear.
stop watching fairy tales. 99 percent of them were terrified. Those that werent were on meth.
Her deformity was not in her legs but in her soul. Good video. Thank you. 🌟🌟🌟
Excellent commentary, very well done as usual.
You have the best WW2 channel on UA-cam ❤ keep up the hard work 🤘
Thank you, shared!
I, too, was bullied (though not beaten up) and picked on in my tender years. But I didn't use that as an excuse to hurt people.
you were never in a position or of power to get that justification tested either. Just saying.
@@errickflesch5565 O also was bullied,not beaten, but I never sought to harm anyone. No I was never in a position of power, but I would not have done any of that.
@@errickflesch5565 true , barbarity exists in our. Souls . But she gave into it others did not..
But you overcame it and became a winner. Your tormentors are now either dead or miserable-that’s the way it happens
Everyone has been bullied. I would fucking kill mine!
I wasn't aware of the women having such a big role until I watched your videos. So Brutal, and Heartless. She was scared? So were Innocent Victims!
Did the bullying as a young child create such anger in her, that she turned into a evil killer? In essence was she killing her bullies over and over, by killing others?
I was bullied as a child but it didn't turn me into a killer. I think that evil weak willed sadistic people who enjoy power. Will always be drawn to situations where they can enact their deviant desires.
I hope she went slowly.
@@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980 You didn't have the opportunity to become an all-powerful concentration camp guard with the powers of life and death over others.
Lots of people are bullied. That doesn't mean they become killers & seek "revenge" on society.
That would be no excuse. Most Jews who survived this period, did not go on to take revenge on the wold, and the most bullied children don't either .
Hello, and Thank You. I wait for these videos. I'll Never understand how anyone can deny the Holocaust!! Rest In Peace to All of the Innocent Victims. 💔💔💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
Thank you for your kind words of support, and peaceful messages Renee!
Because so many "Survivors" storys have proved to be false.
These are Incredibly Informative, and very Well Done. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Again, Thank You.
Thank you for your history lesson s
Fascinating. Grim, very grim, but fascinating horror this where this one dwelt.
Would love to have you do videos on WWI, the American Civil war, the American Revolution, Boer War, etc.
Love your videos I’m missing when you have the background song on your videos tho
ALWAYS GREAT CONTENT
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Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Dr Mark!
Thank you for sharing this video of a Gestapo collaborator who was brought to justice for her crimes.
"God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap."- Galatians 6:7
It sounds like because she was brutally alienated when she was younger.....and then given a position of authority and power with the Nazis, that she responded to positive reinforcement of the nazis. I feel sad for this person. Her's was an impossible life. A tortured existence.
I've heard the saying that those who have the least power in life exercise the little power they have more ruthlessly than anyone else. This woman's actions caused the deaths of a number of people. I see the death penalty as justifiable for her. However, I also recognize that it was very difficult time for lots and lots of people. They had to choose sides. Perhaps, getting food and rations was part of the reason she chose to help the Germans. She was a sad and brutal person willing to harm others who was placed in a position where she could do that. I blame her and I blame the war that was going on too.
"Buried with other Germans who had died after the war"? Yes some of the hundreads of Thousands who were murdered by Czechs because they were ethnic Germans. This execution was pure revenge. Victor's justice.
Can anyone tell me why UA-cam has blacked out CC on all it's videos? I need it to help with dialog, dispite ear phone use. Accents and enunceations are difficult to decifer without it.
unfortunately Herta was hung only once, Poles in Krakow hung German war criminal three times
How did that work?
@@OperationFoxley19441 first, Poland has 6 million reasons of lost souls during WW2.
10% of losses was related to military operations, 90% was related to terror in occupied Poland. Many captured war criminals by allies were returned to the countries where they perpetrated they atrocities. The most devastated country in WW2 was Poland.
Here is how it worked:
ua-cam.com/video/8ORBPOphTFQ/v-deo.html
Let this be a lesson to all kids, don’t be a bully in school! 😅 lmao
No, the lesson is that Nazi collaborators and fascists will be discovered eventually, and they will rightfully pay for the suffering they caused.
Her “bullying” is such a pathetic excuse if that is even true in the first place.
Bullying is never an excuse for evil, she got what was coming to her siding with the reich.
At least she sent her bullies away first by that revenge.
What?
@@neilnelmar8007 What, what !?.
Don’t do to others what you wouldn’t have done to yourself
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Poor Herta…not
This was one of the most public, documented executions on record. "Brutal" in the title of this video is accurate. Numerous gruesome, tragic photos, from all angles, and from most points in the execution process are in existence, but not shown in this video. As was common, there was no hood or face covering, so everyone could watch her face as she choked to death. Several photos document her hanging there having just died, her eyes open and urine on the ground underneath her suspended body. In the video it is said that an executioner placed his gloved hands over her face; actually, as was the practice, he would have been torquing her head from side to side to hasten strangulation, and then, as was customary, would throw the white gloves on the ground beneath her. I appreciate and understand this page's disgression in not including any of the gruesome photos. Yes she evidentally was a traitor and allegedly worked with the Nazis, but we have to draw the line somewhere with public defiling and humiliation, even if it is after the fact. It seems as if we have hopefully come a long way from locking people into a pillory in a public area so that other people could scorn and abuse them. Sure, punishment must be meted out, with a balance between haste and inaction so that we can be as sure as we can that the punishment is appropriate; especially if it is lethal, but some kind of decency for those convicted would be a manifestation of our higher selves. The Nazis were terrible, terrible (and seeing swastikas displayed in the current era is scary scary), but what we see in hindsight may not have been as clear in the moment. The extent to which droves and droves of people were being grotesquely executed across Europe may not have been as common confirmed knowledge at the time, so droves also of other people may have been somewhat unwittingly caught up in the intoxicating wave of power, hate, and sumpremecy often times perhaps through peer pressure or out in out fear of reprisal for not going along. None the less Herta Kasparova was deemed guilty of terrible crimes against her people, so it appears that appropriate punishment was in order, but the lack of decency in the administration of that punishment was not shown in this video, and I think rightfully so. Sure, strict enforcement of laws, and timely appropriate punishment for those that break them, but decency displayed towards even those that have not displayed decency themselves, is a good sign of a more civilized world - for the most part......
I've seen the mechanism used to hang her in action before, it was also used on Karl-Hermann Frank, the de facto ruler of Bohemia and Moravia after Heydrich was assassinated.
Another great historical account of the terrors of WW2 .
sometimes you have to take out the trash''
I bet the curtains matched the drapes.
So?
They don't anymore.
Curtains are drapes.
Maybe you meant carpets?
@@ThePlataf Lol. I missed it too.
Yeah, that’s what happens woman. That’s what happens.
Try not to show the same photos over and over again. If you don't have enough show them on screen longer. It is very annoying
I totally agree
This is what governments make of their people. I feel sorry for all people involved. Also for Hera. I think the best we can do is destroy all our goverments.
The narrator doesn't enunciate properly, and as a result I understood less than half of what he said.
The accent should be on the second syllable. KaspARova.
Nopes... in Czech language, always on the first syllable
Good riddance to bad rubbish
I'm sure she was a nice person just misunderstood.
Awe dear me she didn't get enough chocolate as a child ,so she turned into a monster , give me a break 🎶
You're living in a war time environment, The object of war time is to exist in the environment to survive. that you're put in whatever environment that is... you either produce or your replaced, I think that was evident that she knew that, if she didn't "Produce Buy Collaborating, 100%" She probably would be.. Executed. And sometimes the fear of death will make people do the most awfullist things to survive, I think that she most likely suffered from munchausen syndrome and what a done whatever they told
Excuses excuses are like assholes. We all have one. Get over it. She got what she deserved.
That's an interesting theory. My response is that I worked with a fellow who came from a small German village. His father was a farmer. Towards the end of the war the army came and drafted both him and his father. He was slightly underage, about 16, and his father had been too old to join the army, previously. They were told they had no choice. So, they complied. It turns out that there were several Jehovah Witnesses among the villagers. They refused to join, saying support of the Nazi government was contrary to their beliefs. They were arrested, sentenced to death and executed. My friend witnessed all of this and it left a deep impression on him. He said he has never seen such acts of bravery. So, people always have a choice. They may not survive. But sometimes surviving is not the right or best choice to make.
Or was she unlucky to be on the losing side? That she was executed immediately after her trial doesn’t speak well for the integrity of this court.
Hey, yo... no doubts... She did what she did, it was chaos God fogives her. I would face that fate if I had made those mistakes, face it with courage. She buckeled as the realazation grew near. No surprise, it was what it was...
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Karma
Yet another person lost in the whirlwind of the war. If WW2 never happened she most likely would not have hurt a fly. It's just utterly sad.
can you do a story about the space race 👀
What's that got to do with the executions of Nazis????
Was ist das für vidios von iran oder von bersia oder cina
I like hearing how eastern countries were liberated by the soviets.. now that's real liberation and freedom 👌
How is being liberated by the communist real liberation??
@@alphapham2060 find the sarcasm in my comment and you will be liberated
@@herbertvonsauerkrautunterh2513 I spotted it right away!
@@jacksonreilly3441 lol.. some of my family lived the socialist utopia after the war. I'm sure they enjoyed it 👌
The nazi were far worst if only you realize that
War Criminals always get done in the End !
Not always true. Remember operation paper clip?
Hopefully Putin soon!
There were thousands of Nazis & collaborators that got away with war crimes.
Tony Blair
@@madflavour8548 George Bush both father and son. Hello!’
Françaises svp
Pathetic excuse , they tried to bully me at school , i just turned on em and gave it back , they soon ran off , i didnt go bout killing them , never tried it on me or my friends again ,
I feel her revenge is what drove some of them to do horrible acts
Nothing brutal about execution of a Nazi, I have empathy for her victims.
She was a translator
I totally agree
@@seanohare5488 agree with who Jeffrey or me???
False title, boring story. The terrible way of story telling and the speaker's weird tone are horrible as well.
No good thing comes from revenge. Do you understand me? Nothing. Turn the other cheek and move on. If you suffer for doing good, you will reap great spiritual benefit. Revenge and vindictiveness bad!
But the law is the law and everyone of us is accountable for our actions
That's what the Jews thought ....never turn the other cheek
@@colinohare3639 Hi Colin,
You jew hater you!
Second WAHLLDD WAHHHH
I think that was a wrong thing
So many escaped justice that was not justice compared to others
I'm sorry
Lynch mob against a poor cripple ,brave !
A shameful trial, with a death sentence and execution only two hours after the trial ended, with judges and prosecutors thirsty for blood against everything that was or seemed German. A mob with an uncontrollable desire for revenge, and executioners who dragged a lame young woman and hanged her, turning this tragedy into a circus of indescribable horror.
I beg to differ from many commentators. Far from being a good report, this video is sloppy in the extreme.
If she was 'just a translator' for the Gestapo , she may have been an accomplice to the deaths of Czech resistance workers, but could not have ordered their deaths.
Furthermore, the "Peoples' Courts" formed after the war in Czechoslovakia were hardly paragons of justice. The Untoldpast totally fails to mention this.
70 years later, Czech have admitted this to me today.
Please understand, I am no Nazi sympathiser, and my sypathies are with the Czechs. Herta Kasparova may have been an ardent Nazi, and my indeed have been actively and even enthusiastically involved in getting Czechoslovak citizesns murdered. But the author of this video fails to present that case properly.
Far from being a great channel, as some commentators suggest, I rate this as poor reporting. Please look at yourself with a crirical eye, and state again, UntoldPast, or stop posting amateur videos.
Oh good. Here we go again. The content creator who doesn’t own a thesaurus has given us another execution video. And it’s a BRUTAL one again, boys and girls. Not a COMPELLING one. Could be JUSTIFIED though. I really do think him using capital letters for the adjectives describing the executions really does bring some dramatic flair to the title. Don’t you agree.
VAE VICTIS!
Just cut to the chase and admit that we all have hate/evil in us... even those who put her to death were committing legalized murder. Its what humans do... all of us.
All of us? Ridiculous!!!!
@@reidunbrown7971 Yes, ALL of us, in various ways. How many starving children could have been saved by that bar tab you treated your friends to... or the new big screen TV you got... or your football tickets... and on and on and on. There's medical research out there on the cusp of saving lives; maybe even your own or your children. How many accidents did you almost cause because of aggressive driving? When was the last time you donated old clothes you no longer use that have been in the closet for years? I won't even go into your politics (whatever they are) or religion (the richest organizations in the world) or personal prejudices. You're totally unaware that there's a very strong chance that some little thing you did several times in your life caused someone else grief/trouble. Maybe you even noticed it and snickered? Those and many other things humans do every day. You're right... it IS totally ridiculous!!!!
@@thedriszen8350 That's how it is. If the Third World War broke out tomorrow (our political elites seem to want it badly) and nuclear bombs destroyed our cities, there would be no electricity, no water and of course no Internet... What do you think the survivors would do? They would kill themselves for a piece of bread or a sip of water. Let's not apply moral superiority from the comfort of the armchair at home and in the 21st century. In addition, Herta's family was German origin, they were hated in their own town. They also hated her more and made fun of her for being lame and ugly (according to them), which added fuel to the hatred that all wars generate.
She only received a miniscule serving of that which she sought to give.
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"The brutal execution"....... I think the "justified execution" is more fitting as the title for the video.
Gozado brutal execussao.o que ela fez nao e brutal
evil
A pathetic modern reinterpretation of the psychology of a brutal monster. She was bullied! So were millions of other children. They did not become brutes themselves. Give me a break!
This is the first Nazi I heard of being terrified of execution, they are usually stone cold with no remorse.