Heinrich Himmler - Reichsführer-SS Documentary

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  • @PeopleProfiles
    @PeopleProfiles  Рік тому +98

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    • @djdoolittle1315
      @djdoolittle1315 Рік тому +9

      Jacob Reese Mogg’s hero

    • @MetaMortis21
      @MetaMortis21 Рік тому +3

      Did he do a video on Irma Grese?

    • @MichaelDiSalvoSATandACTTutor
      @MichaelDiSalvoSATandACTTutor Рік тому +7

      I don’t understand why the narrator thinks it’s so weird himler wasn’t a fornicator

    • @kevinbuja8105
      @kevinbuja8105 Рік тому +2

      The narrator sounds very similar to the late Peter Jones, the actor who was The Book in the BBC radio’s first broadcast of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to The Galaxy.

  • @hate_mate7054
    @hate_mate7054 Рік тому +228

    Well Done. No sensationalism no hectic video material. A well spoken narrator. That's how it should be done.

    • @MasterCriminal0
      @MasterCriminal0 Рік тому +3

      Not good since he includes his own opinion

    • @mavjimbo
      @mavjimbo Рік тому

      Well stated. Usually these pieces descend into name calling etc......

    • @o_LL_o
      @o_LL_o Рік тому +1

      No "reality" cutting away from the action to have some unknown "expert" sitting down taking his turn at narrating.

    • @yikes6969
      @yikes6969 Рік тому +6

      ​@@MasterCriminal0cope harder

    • @MasterCriminal0
      @MasterCriminal0 Рік тому

      cope harder@@yikes6969

  • @-Blackberry
    @-Blackberry Рік тому +133

    The way he was disgusted by the gore during the shooting of innocents in front of him but seemingly held no disgust at the fact they were innocents being murdered. To me he sums up the banality of evil, organising mass death in a purely cold and clinical way.

    • @12BlockTokie
      @12BlockTokie Рік тому +5

      Too true.

    • @xaniella4859
      @xaniella4859 Рік тому +28

      He was a coward - he was okay with innocent people being murdered as long as *he* didnt see it.

    • @mukesh626
      @mukesh626 Рік тому +1

      can you tell me where is that part in the video?

    • @terrysmith1914
      @terrysmith1914 Рік тому +3

      @@mukesh626 1:01:27

    • @serotoninsyndrome
      @serotoninsyndrome Рік тому +3

      I've read about that anecdote before and it's always stuck out to me as well. Speaks volumes about who he really was.

  • @anthonyplaysbass
    @anthonyplaysbass Рік тому +69

    These documentaries are tv quality. The narrator is great, feels very professional in his delivery. And the rollling images suit the video. It doesn't feel like a "UA-cam documentary"

    • @temujinadonijah6365
      @temujinadonijah6365 10 місяців тому

      AND UNBIASED...UNLIKE ONE OF THE OTHER CHANNELS THAT TAINTS EVERYTHING BY MOCKERY AND DENUNCIATION

    • @fardball28
      @fardball28 2 місяці тому

      @@temujinadonijah6365true, as far as im concered there was not a single “nazis are bad dont be like them”

  • @cobbmarkle5689
    @cobbmarkle5689 Рік тому +363

    Fell asleep and woke up to watching a heinrich himmler documentary. Wow.

    • @brandonspencer6834
      @brandonspencer6834 Рік тому +33

      Gotta love the weird rabbit holes youtube can take you down.

    • @MattiasHamberg
      @MattiasHamberg Рік тому +24

      "Wow" 😂

    • @billybobby9349
      @billybobby9349 11 місяців тому +19

      Right? “Wow” like he doesn’t watch ww2 stuff

    • @dannysigurdson7108
      @dannysigurdson7108 10 місяців тому +33

      Fell asleep to a Heinrich Himmler documentary and woke up to "Baby Shark" ☹️

    • @yosopm4740
      @yosopm4740 10 місяців тому +5

      Same!

  • @av0304pp
    @av0304pp Рік тому +200

    Your documentaries are really exceptionally brilliant, attention to details and elegant way of presentation. It would be great, if you can do a series of documentaries on personalities involved in India's freedom struggle.
    Please continue to create such enriching content. UA-cam really needs more individuals like you 👍

    • @jasonbocholis759
      @jasonbocholis759 Рік тому +4

      , , thx. Zara

    • @andreasmatthiopoulos8275
      @andreasmatthiopoulos8275 Рік тому +3

      Always the same words as since many years ..

    • @jamie.777
      @jamie.777 Рік тому +2

      I think this channel just steals old documentaries and puts a new flashy title and thumbnail .. is this actually original content ?

  • @robertgoss4842
    @robertgoss4842 Рік тому +11

    Thank you for this masterful piece of historical film making. Certainly among the most scholarly and meticulously researched films about this, the darkest era in human history. My compliments your fine work. I think this should be required viewing for every American high school student.

  • @jerrypanela
    @jerrypanela Рік тому +38

    Your work deserves an award. Factual and unbiased.

  • @robertdacquisto6871
    @robertdacquisto6871 10 місяців тому +13

    Amazing video, these People Profiles are absolutely great. I think it's so interesting that the location of Himmler's grave is unknown. I always think about that, you know there is someone out there that knows more about it.

    • @michaelblankenau6598
      @michaelblankenau6598 9 місяців тому

      Who cares where his grave is ? What difference does that make to anything ?

    • @robertdacquisto6871
      @robertdacquisto6871 9 місяців тому

      @@michaelblankenau6598 It's interesting because it's unmarked and allegedly nobody knows the location. However, Heydrich's grave is also unmarked but somehow graverobbers targeted it in 2019 and it was confirmed to be Heydrich's grave. How did they know where the grave is? I just think it's fascinating.

    • @michaelblankenau6598
      @michaelblankenau6598 9 місяців тому

      @@robertdacquisto6871 Why would you be fascinated by where someone’s grave is ?

    • @robertdacquisto6871
      @robertdacquisto6871 9 місяців тому

      @@michaelblankenau6598 I just said that in my reply.

    • @michaelblankenau6598
      @michaelblankenau6598 9 місяців тому

      @@robertdacquisto6871 People who think a gravesite has any relevance to anything are shallow . Who cares where some rotting bones are . Means nothing .

  • @hazevthewolf178
    @hazevthewolf178 Рік тому +98

    As usual, you've done a wonderful job of embedding the life of your subject into the history of the period where it unfolded. The summaries of these videos that you do as they close are especially helpful. Kudos.

    • @nonyabusiness31
      @nonyabusiness31 Рік тому +2

      I always feel for these mothers that accidently gave birth to the devil.

  • @michibosire5000
    @michibosire5000 Рік тому +22

    "A woman should be loved ... as a wife whose feet he longed to Kiss".
    Himmler having a foot fetish is so funny loll

  • @lifewithchantelle
    @lifewithchantelle Рік тому +227

    Love these Nazi Germany biographies - hopefully you can do a video about Dietrich Eckart and also the SA

    • @lesseirgpapers9245
      @lesseirgpapers9245 Рік тому

      The modern Germans seem to surpass these guys in lying, hate, racism, war mongering, and illegal vaccination experiments.

    • @jasonwhite1995
      @jasonwhite1995 Рік тому +16

      Same here, they don't teach the real story here in the US, although they have there versions of that time I don't find it a clear story.

    • @jabiantakarua9347
      @jabiantakarua9347 Рік тому +6

      Absolutely. Hopefully you can do a video about Jacinda Ardern and also the Labour Party.

    • @BlessedWithLuck
      @BlessedWithLuck Рік тому +6

      @@jasonwhite1995 I’m guessing you didn’t pay much attention in school but when showed history visually it peaks your interests more.

    • @GleppaPigg
      @GleppaPigg Рік тому +15

      ​@@BlessedWithLuck nah as a recent graduate our school literally said Nazi bad, and didn't delve into any of it.
      Which yes, Nazi bad, but they spent only one hour talking about a terrible genocide, glossing right over it in a very right wing community.

  • @monto39
    @monto39 Рік тому +11

    I'm one of the likely numerous people that learned of many of the historical figures in prominence during the early days of the Nazi party through the mini series "Hitler: the Rise of Evil". This video does a great job of clarifying the actual roles of many of the characters mentioned in that film. It so fascinates me how a country that created so much in the way of technology and pharmaceuticals was so unstable in the days before the mid 1930's

  • @Tomatohater64
    @Tomatohater64 Рік тому +25

    Another great job, gentlemen. Have a great 2023.

  • @MrRadilbe
    @MrRadilbe Рік тому +22

    I find your videos absolutely interesting. Your vast knowledge of each individual is remarkable. You take such time and detail to truly explain. Each individual you reached, i have deeply enjoyed the vast majority of your videos. i have not seen them all, but maybe someday, i will.

  • @kathyhall1904
    @kathyhall1904 11 місяців тому +7

    With a couple of different turns of fate, and Himmler could have been a great man....but life is that way

  • @steveharvey2102
    @steveharvey2102 Рік тому +51

    Extremely well made, researched and important documentry.
    I can only imagine the amount of time and effort that went in to it's creation.
    On a side note, I would like to thank the producers for the mentioning of Canada, in regards to the allied effort.
    It is an extremely important event in the transformation of Canada into a stand alone country and not just another piece of Great Britain's commonwealth.
    Many similar documentaries fail to even mention Canada's important role in helping to turn the tide of the war.
    Thank you, and Cheers from Canada.

    • @trapper863
      @trapper863 11 місяців тому +1

      Hey Steve, we in England know all about Canada's vital contributions during ww2 (maybe not so much the younger generation, gen z, millennials...they only seem to know about PlayStation, Xbox (and how to say the word 'potential' 428 times in a mere 12 worded sentence) nevertheless, majority of sensible brits know very well your contributions, of this you can rest assured fella. The saddest part is, all those Boys who died for our freedom and we end up with the despot sycophants we have today! I often wonder to myself.... if they had known this is how things would pan-out, weather they'd have even bothered?. Anyhow long live Canada & 'hats off' to you guys across the pond.

  • @battleartbrushworks
    @battleartbrushworks Рік тому +26

    Amazing documentary. This is such a fascinating period of history. I feel like everyone should be taught these things in more depth so as to not repeat this type of thing again.

    • @hinaynihorvath3926
      @hinaynihorvath3926 Рік тому

      mass murder of Jewish people is not fascinating!!

    • @edwinagray4373
      @edwinagray4373 Рік тому +3

      Share that thought with Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida. He's doing all he can to stop the study of Black history there.

    • @battleartbrushworks
      @battleartbrushworks Рік тому +1

      @@edwinagray4373 Really? How so? I'm not from that part of the world so I'm not fully familiar with the details surrounding current politics in the United States.

    • @edwinagray4373
      @edwinagray4373 Рік тому

      @battleartbrushworks I agree with your statement. Google the current governor of Florida and see how he is pulling all kinds of underhanded ploys to stop the teachings of Black history, voter suppression, "don't say gay" movement. He's currently running for president but would be worse than tRump.

    • @jennifer60515
      @jennifer60515 Рік тому

      @@battleartbrushworksRon is a fascist. Thankfully, he has no charisma and his attempt at becoming president is failing spectacularly.

  • @Thevinylhead
    @Thevinylhead Рік тому +8

    Great documentary! Huge "fan" of the second world war and is always looking for new knowledge. Thank you.

    • @LeanneFowler-ms5xc
      @LeanneFowler-ms5xc Рік тому +2

      Me too!!!!! I am an obsessed want to be historian and feel like the time period between the first World War and to the end of The Second World War was a very sad part of history. The mass killings of peoples countries and religion. It was a deadly time to be alive, not just for the Jews but many more people.

  • @jciutube724
    @jciutube724 Рік тому +5

    I absolutely love this channel. This channel should be used in history classes. Upon capturing Himmler the British should have search his belongings and his clothes.

  • @peterpihlstrom8526
    @peterpihlstrom8526 Рік тому +21

    The important contribution of this kind of documentaries are the details about the persons childhood, upbringing, parents, education and the thoughts and ideals held during volnurable years of youth. One might think, that the ignorance and indifference of so called "ordinary people" is a danger for democracy but it seems like high ideals and struggling with philosophical issues sometimes lead people astray.

  • @ameliaclauss4053
    @ameliaclauss4053 Рік тому +24

    1:07:17 Absolutly chilling and unsettling. A reminder to all to be vigilant against all forms of oppression, hate and threats to democracy and human freedom.

    • @misterp1694
      @misterp1694 Рік тому

      Very much like what we are seeing in the world at the moment! Instigated by our own governments...MMMMM

    • @thekingslady1
      @thekingslady1 Рік тому

      "...threats to democracy..."
      This ideology really is the "God" in "In God We Trust", isn't it??

    • @ameliaclauss4053
      @ameliaclauss4053 Рік тому

      @@thekingslady1 yup.

    • @thekingslady1
      @thekingslady1 Рік тому +2

      @@ameliaclauss4053 hmm....ok *shrugs*
      I guess when your democracy is a threat to the well-being of other nations....it should be threatened...then??

  • @affablesage9582
    @affablesage9582 Рік тому +44

    This documentary gave a human edge to a person I've only ever thought of as a monster. He's a prime example of the dangers of political extremism when mixed with the more benign and often helpful feelings of nationalism. Only thinking of a person or group as evil monsters instead of fallible human beings is what allows monstrous deeds like the ones the Nazis committed to take place.

  • @christinebarraclough9269
    @christinebarraclough9269 Рік тому +5

    I wish he had not been born. I cannot think of words that Express the enormity of his crimes against his fellow human beings

  • @classiclife7204
    @classiclife7204 Рік тому +26

    Excellent job in differentiating the phases of the Holocaust: from the einsatzgruppen murders to the assembly-line death camps. I'm glad to see more Holocaust-related material on YT of late. When rappers and other fools start parroting anti-semitic ideas, one realizes that keeping the vile reality hidden hasn't exactly worked toward advancing society, UA-cam.

    • @chrispoleson6118
      @chrispoleson6118 Рік тому +5

      Well put. What gets me is that some rappers play the marginalised victim card while marginalising the Jews.

    • @myhonorwasloyalty
      @myhonorwasloyalty Рік тому

      Holodomor* the murder of Europeans by soviets

    • @AngelusaNobilis
      @AngelusaNobilis Рік тому

      @@myhonorwasloyalty It happened. I've spoken to survivors and met their grandchildren.

    • @NimNim2024
      @NimNim2024 Рік тому

      You stupid or what? Rapper you meant " Ye"? If yes, he is speaking the truth about entertainment industry which runs by some corrupt Jews!! Nothing related to Holocaust but as usual sensitive jews relate any criticism to that!

    • @thebagelsproductions
      @thebagelsproductions Рік тому

      I've just read a worrying comment on this video. Someone noted astutely that Himmler found himself squeamish witnessing the execution of civilians yet continued to organise and streamline the murder of innocents. Someone answered "Were they innocent though? They might have been NKVD or something. It's chilling seeing that people are watching this, probably because they admire Himmler. I feel sick. I have to change to something else 😢

  • @David-yf5fo
    @David-yf5fo Рік тому +11

    Another example of an "unimaginative" creep and sycophant who managed to do what he did through a lot of enabling. Obedience: He clearly excelled at recognizing an audience and what to do and say in front of them in order to be "handled the keys to the Porsche". I can see history given the nod to repeat itself today through denial and many blind eyes.

  • @kimberlyjosgood
    @kimberlyjosgood Рік тому +6

    Thank you for sharing this with us.

  • @sunnysmiles8211
    @sunnysmiles8211 Рік тому +5

    One of the most comprehensive and detailed documentaries I have seen. Thank you for posting!! I will be going to be Berlin for 12 days soon and will be taking tours. I wish it included the Bavarian region too but will have to make a second trip!

  • @bigtimegoblin
    @bigtimegoblin Рік тому +18

    Thank you for making these I greatly enjoy them

  • @stefanorodreguez5309
    @stefanorodreguez5309 Рік тому +21

    Good channel, interesting people discussed from both sides of the good and evil spectrum, as well as a consistent uploading schedule. 500k well deserved

  • @brentenglish268
    @brentenglish268 Рік тому +9

    I’ve been saying for years that Himmler was a much nastier person then most Nazis. I have even argued in the past the he was equal to if not worse than Hitler in some regards. Yes Hitler was the leader and he called the shots but anyone can say “let’s kill 10 million people” but it take a worse person to go out and actually implement that order. I will forever believe that Himmler was a driving force towards the holocaust. There have even been stories told where Himmler was working on ways to “eradicate” mass groups of people prior to the “final solution” part of the war. Thus meaning he was already carrying out his on personal “final solution” beforehand

    • @hinaynihorvath3926
      @hinaynihorvath3926 Рік тому

      be honest it was about killing Jewish people God rest their souls

    • @JohnJames-be4qe
      @JohnJames-be4qe Рік тому +2

      Maybe Palestinians would think similarly about the solution the Jewish state has for them in the illegally occupied Westbank and the Ghaza strip.

  • @dougwilson6778
    @dougwilson6778 Рік тому +14

    Absolutely brilliant channel and documentaries

  • @ckerspilo
    @ckerspilo Рік тому +8

    These are so interesting to watch.

  • @pierrejoubert7195
    @pierrejoubert7195 Рік тому +24

    He was an educated below average human being. One cant help but think some of he's characteristics resemble being pathetic. Brilliant documentary!!!

    • @vladtheimpala5532
      @vladtheimpala5532 Рік тому +7

      I was surprised by how mediocre and weak he was. He didn’t have any real accomplishments other than the extremely negative one of being responsible for a great many deaths and he didn’t even have the stomach to witness the killing.
      I’m reminded of a Twilight Zone episode where a man who had presided over a death came (Auschwitz I believe) went back for a visit and was haunted by the ghosts of the prisoners he had tortured and murdered. I think that would be an appropriate fate for Himmler.

    • @Spawn931
      @Spawn931 Рік тому +7

      I also keep always in mind that history is written by the winners

    • @jertdw3646
      @jertdw3646 Рік тому +3

      @@Spawn931 not particularly accurate but okay.

    • @signorasforza354
      @signorasforza354 Рік тому +5

      @@Spawn931 To advocate your antisemitism?

  • @redjirachi1
    @redjirachi1 7 місяців тому +2

    It's kind of surprising to think one of the most impactful and infamous human beings started as some chicken farmer. He and Hitler have to be some of the darkest examples of the "anyone can be important" moral history has ever seen

  • @biendereviere
    @biendereviere Рік тому +10

    Perfect timing to watch my favourite channel and favourite subject “WWII criminals - Nazis” thanks again for your hard work and happy 2023! ❤

  • @AngelusaNobilis
    @AngelusaNobilis Рік тому +16

    Really glad this showed up in my recommends. I know a little about Goebbels but not much about Himmler. Also I totally subscribed. What a well presented documentary!!!

  • @fungi1256
    @fungi1256 Рік тому +8

    Growing up I doubt Himmler was not evil up to a point. Though I don't think It was a sudden thing, a great deal of calculated, long thought out, and full willingness behind that drive then carry it out at scale. That's a long time that grudge had time to grow. It consumed him too

    • @TheAnnoyingBoss
      @TheAnnoyingBoss Рік тому

      The fencing scar was a nazi SS thing.

    • @lynneallison1296
      @lynneallison1296 2 місяці тому

      I think Himmler "found his tribe" in the Nazis, and they enabled him as such camaraderie does. I'm still bewildered at the unbelievable horror he wrought onto the world --- nature, nurture, opportunity?? But being part of this malignant group of individuals was no doubt a factor.

  • @Count1jt
    @Count1jt 2 місяці тому +1

    I like to know more about the Blackshirts, Benito Mussolini, and everything about the Fascist Italy. It seems that everybody likes to talk about Nazi Germany and Soviet Union. I don’t know enough about Fascist Italy. I am happy that you made a documentary about Henrich Himmler.

  • @jessestewart169
    @jessestewart169 7 місяців тому +3

    The horror of it all will never be forgotten. I hope and pray.

  • @geitfender6173
    @geitfender6173 Рік тому +6

    Wewelsbug castle is not in Bavaria.
    Its in the erea of Paderborn.😉
    But thank for the video ofcourse 👍

  • @Sn3per1
    @Sn3per1 7 місяців тому +4

    And to think this is happening in live time right now, history loves to repeat itself. That’s why it’s so important

  • @tmbe_official
    @tmbe_official Рік тому +6

    Thank you for your work in History.Important is the Slovak invasion of Poland occurred during Nazi Germany's invasion of Poland in September 1939. The recently created Slovak Republic joined the attack, and Field Army Bernolák contributed over 50,000 soldiers in three divisions. Since most of the Polish forces were engaged with the German armies, which were more to the north of the southern border, the Slovak invasion met only weak resistance and suffered minimal losses. During secret discussions with the Germans on July 20-21, 1939, the Slovak government agreed to participate in Germany's planned attack on Poland and to allow Germany to use Slovak territory as the staging area for German troops. On August 26, Slovakia mobilised its armed forces and established a new field army, codenamed "Bernolák", with 51,306 soldiers. Additionally, 160,000 reservists were called up, with 115,000 entering service until September 20, 1939. The attack started without a formal declaration of war on September 1, 1939, at 5:00 a.m. The 1st division occupied the village of Javorina and the town of Zakopane and continued toward Nowy Targ to protect the German 2nd Mountain Division from the left.[1]: 50  On September 4 and 5, it engaged in fighting with regular Polish Army units. On September 7, the division stopped its advance 30 km inside Polish territory. Later, the division was pulled back, with one battalion remaining until September 29 to occupy Zakopane, Jurgów and Javorina. Thank you!

  • @BHENSELMEIER
    @BHENSELMEIER Рік тому +3

    Bruno Gesche do one on him! He as there from the beginning. If you can say one thing like his driver. He found jobs close to him for those he had around for years. Stalin didn’t have anyone after his wife died.

  • @ftffighter
    @ftffighter Рік тому +12

    Please don't modify the older photos by flipping them around. If you do, show the original position first. It's not a big deal but if I were to trying to find say, a specific location, then it could bring some confusion. Otherwise very good documentary! Your info on Himmler's earlier years is the top notch!

  • @gingerbreadman6657
    @gingerbreadman6657 8 місяців тому +3

    Thank-you People Profiles for another superb video. The sad thing about all of this. Besides the millions of people this demon helped murder. He escaped being tried at Nuremberg , and given his appointment with the hangman.

  • @IamTheWayIam
    @IamTheWayIam Рік тому +6

    I've now watched a few of these documentaries regarding different high-ranking officials of the Third Reich and I find them very informative and well done. On a more personal level, I will never understand how anyone can hate an entire group of strangers this much. Fine, there's some groups of people I dislike, but I would never wish death on all of them and definitely not actively put time and effort into devising the slaughter of them. I just don't get it... not to overly simplify things but it really feels as though some people badly need diversified hobbies. Even currently when I hear people say some things I genuinely don't understand where they get so much hate from for a bunch of people they don't know.

  • @jacekchmielewski6372
    @jacekchmielewski6372 9 місяців тому +2

    Poland lost almost 2.9 million non Jewish citizens and close to 3 million Polish Jews.
    Poland was never paid reparations by Germany. Even with that Poland is emerging as the leader only 34 years after communism was toppled!!

  • @thomasnewton8997
    @thomasnewton8997 Рік тому +6

    Great documentary

  • @SirDenzington89
    @SirDenzington89 10 місяців тому +4

    Nice to see a good game like world of tanks as a sponsor. Yes it it’s a live service game with premium currency and accounts to accelerate progress but it’s a good game and I’ve played a ton of it along with world or warships. You guys make great stuff. I always seek out your videos when I’m looking for a person. I was watching Downfall and wanted to refresh my memory on Himmler. It seems like you’ve covered almost everyone haha

  • @markushuguenin3500
    @markushuguenin3500 Рік тому +2

    Great documentary!!!

  • @Mistertyrannosaurus
    @Mistertyrannosaurus Рік тому +4

    I listened to a few of your documentaries recently and they are all excellent but this one was exceptionally great. Thank you for your work, I can't wait to see what's next

  • @Sarah-c8s3n
    @Sarah-c8s3n Рік тому +4

    Firstly I don't want to offend anyone here for bringing up the past. What I can't understand is Himmler himself supported the final solution and the mass murder of anyone he deemed unfit or disabled etc yet Himmler himself wore glasses, isn't wearing spectacles a disability itself?

  • @wyattearp2833
    @wyattearp2833 Рік тому +8

    When will you do a video on the Red Baron?

  • @TheZerubyte
    @TheZerubyte Рік тому +3

    Very well made and objective

  • @thomasweatherford5125
    @thomasweatherford5125 Рік тому +13

    Outstanding, detailed doc. Thank you?

  • @frederiquebertin119
    @frederiquebertin119 Рік тому +5

    The Pinocchio of German imperial empire

  • @Wolfpaw754
    @Wolfpaw754 Рік тому +4

    Why no focus on all the esoteric stuff he was interested in?

  • @sebastianknirsch5573
    @sebastianknirsch5573 Рік тому +4

    51:00 perfectly missed the opportunity to say that the sieg hail was actually derived from the Nordic people raising their hand in order to receive any hail they would ask their gods for. One could ask for a ernte hail which would make crops grow better or a sieg hail which would grant one power and victory.

  • @Tsiribreezes
    @Tsiribreezes Рік тому +3

    The monster behind the monster...

  • @twinkle3026
    @twinkle3026 Рік тому +6

    On the surface, Himmler looked very benign, with his fine facial features, round spectacles and slight build, but he was evil. The old saying, "Still waters run deep" comes to mind. Hitler, on the other hand, was also evil, but he looked evil too, with his menacing face and hair style. It is hard to imagine how a group of middle aged men, seemed to entice almost a whole country, into acting like murderous maniacs for so long, before their masks dropped! .... Thank you for sharing this very interesting documentary with us. Kind Regards from The UK.

    • @virginiasoskin9082
      @virginiasoskin9082 Рік тому +2

      I always thought Himmler's face resembled a ferret or a rat. He was just the type of person the Nazis attracted -- someone who was educated with severe discipline, someone not too bright, someone who took orders and did not question them; someone easily swayed. He was obviously a sociopath if he could not even gaze upon CC prisoners and taught his daughter to do the same. A very sicko character. He deserved slow starvation and hard labor like carrying rocks back and forth for no reason in all weathers with no protection but striped PJs, until he dropped dead. That was what he did to the prisoners.

  • @danielsantiagourtado3430
    @danielsantiagourtado3430 Рік тому +21

    Congratulations on the millestone, it's very much well deserved.

  • @AnomalyINC
    @AnomalyINC Рік тому +32

    "What do you think of Heinrich Himmler?"
    Well, I gotta say, I'm not a fan.

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Рік тому +1

      😃👍👍👍

    • @kvltizt
      @kvltizt Рік тому

      lol yeah

    • @sirlink9611
      @sirlink9611 Рік тому

      Yeah I suspect that he wasn't a very nice guy!

    • @stonecoldsteveaustin9353
      @stonecoldsteveaustin9353 Рік тому +2

      The more I hear about this guy the less I care for him!

    • @ndhan72
      @ndhan72 Рік тому +2

      The world is a better place without Himmler.

  • @brianbeaven698
    @brianbeaven698 Рік тому +1

    Great Video, thank you 👍

  • @wyattmcgee1
    @wyattmcgee1 Рік тому +20

    The leaders of North Korea would be interesting. :)

  • @BrucePerkins-mc3hp
    @BrucePerkins-mc3hp Рік тому +4

    The rise of the AXIS, the seeds of which were planted at the Versailles
    Conference, which negotiations imposed harsh conditions on the Germans, and restricted the size of the
    Wehrmact, among others. It was mainly Britain and French who wanted
    To punish the Germans, Wilson tried to
    Mitigate the terms imposed but he failed to sway anyone else to support
    Him, and a majority of the blame resides with him bc of he failed to personally attend the negotiations and
    That's what led to WW2, 25yrs later and it was a war the likes people had never seen before

    • @callan4ever
      @callan4ever 5 місяців тому

      France - who was represented by George Clemenceau - wanted to punish Germany for the war they felt the Germans had caused. France wanted to regain its territory in the Rhineland. UK wanted reparations, or payments for damages, from Germany
      However, French President George Clemenceau pushed for Germany to be severely punished. He wanted Germany to be weakened so they would not be able to pose any threat to France in the future. The two countries had a history of conflict and bordered each other

  • @sarahfranssen
    @sarahfranssen 6 місяців тому

    Excellent and well researched biography’s. Really good to see unbiased history told, not just ‘German’ bashing videos normally done subjectively by uneducated people. Much appreciated by a new subscriber

  • @Paveviews
    @Paveviews Рік тому +4

    I have to say, I love these Documentaries. I would love to be a War Historian someday, but there is no way to make ends mead in that field, if you are not the best.
    That said. Love these still. Great content.

    • @Chyoonz
      @Chyoonz Рік тому

      Then be the worst. The worst at researching insignificant information.

  • @lawrencemay8671
    @lawrencemay8671 Рік тому +2

    THE US ARMY OPERATED ON 99 Divisions. Compared to several hundreds of Germany, Italy, and Japan. None pulled out. Just replacements as necessary.

  • @lawrencemay8671
    @lawrencemay8671 Рік тому +3

    I visited Dacha. It was bone chilling.

  • @spizwackle6335
    @spizwackle6335 Рік тому +13

    Thank you for providing all these videos of amazing leaders and heroes!

    • @photlam9769
      @photlam9769 Рік тому +5

      💀

    • @steveharvey2102
      @steveharvey2102 Рік тому +8

      And maybe, just maybe, a few villians along the way.

    • @spizwackle6335
      @spizwackle6335 Рік тому +5

      Yes, I've seen those about George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.

    • @bidenator9760
      @bidenator9760 Рік тому

      @@spizwackle6335 Edgelord.

    • @jh7589
      @jh7589 Рік тому

      ​@@spizwackle6335 commie

  • @omerbar7518
    @omerbar7518 11 місяців тому +2

    People: What are you doing for your 18th Birthday? (today)
    Me:

  • @spaceshuttledoorgunner125
    @spaceshuttledoorgunner125 Рік тому +11

    Excellent work as usual. Very grateful to be able to watch them. What would be the chance to see an episode on Stepan Bandera? Would it be too controversial for the platform and due to the current war? Ukraine just celebrated his birthday couple of days ago.

    • @ravanpee1325
      @ravanpee1325 Рік тому

      Why should it be controversial? We all know the Ukraine ties to Nazis e.g. Asow regiment therefore the Russian propaganda to "denazifiy" Ukraine

    • @spaceshuttledoorgunner125
      @spaceshuttledoorgunner125 Рік тому

      @@ravanpee1325 Isn't this the one tiny-huge inconvenience that the collective west is willingly ignoring? Since Russia must be evil for just existing? It's a clever ploy. Put 4 tribal men in charge of praising a person that murdered his own peoples back in the day. Then it all can be denied?

    • @ravanpee1325
      @ravanpee1325 Рік тому +2

      @@spaceshuttledoorgunner125 I didn't say Russia is evil. The US commited far worse things e.g. Iraq invasion, support of the Saudi war in Yemen etc. with much higher death toll

    • @spaceshuttledoorgunner125
      @spaceshuttledoorgunner125 Рік тому +2

      @@ravanpee1325 I didn't mean it like that to you buddy. I get your comment. Was being sarcastic to others who think Russia is the root of all evil when in fact it is the US and the West who are... unfair to say the least to other nations.

    • @RILEYLEIFSON_UTAH
      @RILEYLEIFSON_UTAH Рік тому +1

      @@spaceshuttledoorgunner125 The US is the root of all evil?? Sure buddy. Is that why people are beating down the door to immigrate to Russia or any other Commi shithole? America has helped more people in the world than every other country COMBINED and then some.
      Also...If you think we're truly "the root of all evil"...Come and do something about it! Oh wait. You can't.
      America is and will forever remain the greatest and most powerful country the world has ever known. (By a factor of 10 +) Get used to it. 🇺🇸✊🏻☝🏻🦅🗽⚔🛡⚔

  • @LeePenn2492
    @LeePenn2492 Рік тому +8

    Informative and interesting well presented.
    For.all his wrongs and rights.
    He was certainly an ambitious, driven, clever who in a sort time welding great power of life.and death

  • @Amadeus8484
    @Amadeus8484 Рік тому +4

    Banning the Nazi Party wouldn't have done anything. Once a country embraces Austerity; then Fascism or Communism is inevitable if they don't change the policy.

    • @brunolima7402
      @brunolima7402 Рік тому +7

      and yet.. communism is still tolerated somehow.

    • @Amadeus8484
      @Amadeus8484 Рік тому +3

      @@brunolima7402 I don't believe in a one party state or a stateless society but Marx and Engels called it on how Capitalism would turn out.

    • @Amadeus8484
      @Amadeus8484 Рік тому +1

      @pegamini Agreed. Direct Democracy is the best way.

    • @avigindratt7608
      @avigindratt7608 Рік тому

      @@brunolima7402 ignorant comment. You’re as lame as the nazis

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Рік тому

      It's not that it embraces communism. It's the austerity and hatred that's stirred up add fascism find scapegoats rally thr nation and your off....uou could call the political ideology anything you like it's the game plan that does it and not what underpins it. Capitalist country's do the same and invade other nations. Marx was into inclusion of the worker class to rise again their oppressors. The oppressor simply gives them someone else to blame..... its happening right now in the uk (clearly not with mass genocide of one group).....

  • @sebastianfilip6459
    @sebastianfilip6459 11 місяців тому +1

    Ok , so this guy was not only a mass murderer , but too much of a coward to not only do it himself , but to also wittness it .

  • @theobolt250
    @theobolt250 Рік тому +1

    That "pedantic" of his father brushed off on Heinrich not a bit! It resulted in (behind his back) nickname Reichs Heini. 😂😂😂

  • @willprioleau4080
    @willprioleau4080 Рік тому +3

    Imagine knowing you are responsible for millions of people dying.

    • @lynneallison1296
      @lynneallison1296 2 місяці тому +1

      imagine thinking that what you did was okay.

  • @dukeon
    @dukeon Рік тому +9

    The attack on Röhm and other SA leaders wasn’t really because Röhm had done anything suddenly different to threaten Hitler & co. In fact he and Hitler were still friends. It was an entirely political move that accomplished three aims at once: Appeasing Hindenburg, appeasing the Army, and removing an obstacle to Himmler’s SS and Göring’s Gestapo - organizations more easily and directly controlled by the Nazi leadership.
    Röhm himself never really changed - it was a fairly open secret that he was gay, and also a hard-living, hard-partying blue collar type. That made him popular and useful when the NSDAP were thugs on the rise, and an easy scapegoat when they had become (to the bourgeois right) “respectable”. Good documentary, just chiming in some details. Röhm wasn’t the anti-Nazi he was accused of being, he was a monster in his own way but he always supported Hitler.

    • @TTVToxic-yu5ov
      @TTVToxic-yu5ov Рік тому

      Interesting comment! Thanks!

    • @LowEnd31st
      @LowEnd31st Рік тому

      I thought Hitler was threatened by rohm since rohm and his Allies were very radical socialists who wanted another revolution

  • @cailler19
    @cailler19 Рік тому

    Just to correct it, Wewelsburg Castle is not located in Bavaria, but in the northeast of Nordrhein-Westfalen.

  • @shanemcfadden6427
    @shanemcfadden6427 Рік тому +2

    Good job buddy

  • @lawrencemay8671
    @lawrencemay8671 Рік тому +2

    Beer hall purge. I visited Hofbrauhaus in Munich. It’s still there and a must visit if you go to Germany.

  • @neelektronik
    @neelektronik Рік тому +9

    Imagine letting Himmler with his height, skull shape and jawline convince that he is superior to you in any way

    • @brianna3340
      @brianna3340 9 місяців тому +1

      fr most of the top naz1s looked like malnourished virgins 😭

    • @lynneallison1296
      @lynneallison1296 2 місяці тому +2

      It is odd; the man was small and rather frail and wore Coke-bottle glasses. (No offense to anyone, I wear thick lenses myself). Hitler similarly fell far short of the handsome Aryan ideal. The group photos of the Nazi leaders resemble a scene from Revenge of the Nerds.

  • @outootus6734
    @outootus6734 Рік тому +4

    I wonder which "other Scandinavian countries" are being referred to in addition to Norway, Sweden and Denmark.

    • @AngelusaNobilis
      @AngelusaNobilis Рік тому

      Lol fair point. That's all there is to Scandinavia. Nordic countries now that's another kettle of fish. Same with Baltic countries.

    • @di3486
      @di3486 Рік тому

      Iceland is considered Scandinavia

    • @AngelusaNobilis
      @AngelusaNobilis Рік тому

      @@di3486 Scandinavia is Sweden Norway and Denmark. Period. The others are Nordic.

  • @mccloryjim
    @mccloryjim Рік тому +2

    Who bank rolled all this from 1933 to 1945 ,in the 1920's the pot was bare ,in such a short period of time someone somewhere thought they were backing a winner,how and why?

  • @vladtheimpala5532
    @vladtheimpala5532 Рік тому +8

    I was surprised by how mediocre and weak he was. He didn’t have any real accomplishments other than the extremely negative one of being responsible for a great many deaths and he didn’t even have the stomach to witness the killing.
    I’m reminded of a Twilight Zone episode where a man who had presided over a death came (Auschwitz I believe) went back for a visit and was haunted by the ghosts of the prisoners he had tortured and murdered. I think that would be an appropriate fate for Himmler. Perhaps it’s too light for him though.

  • @Mr_NonWoke
    @Mr_NonWoke Рік тому +5

    Could you do a Video about walter Model

  • @MetaMortis21
    @MetaMortis21 Рік тому +2

    Is there a video on Erma Grese?

  • @NR-pn6mn
    @NR-pn6mn Рік тому +5

    You are EXCELLENT at what you do sir! 🔥🔥🔥

  • @asullivan4047
    @asullivan4047 Рік тому

    Interesting and informative. Excellent photography pictures 📷 enabling viewers to better understand what/whom the orator was describing. Uncle Heinrich was a diabolical/murderous/inhumane/malicious/sadist. He had 1000's of associates to keep him company.

  • @DrLesleyStevens
    @DrLesleyStevens Рік тому +1

    These documentaries are great. They remind me of the old school history channel aka the Hitler Eisenhower channel.

  • @jasmine-1741
    @jasmine-1741 2 місяці тому

    Monster. Plain and simple.

  • @lawrencemay8671
    @lawrencemay8671 Рік тому +2

    It goes to show you how people are blindly Capable of following Monsters. We have to be careful on our political beliefs and those who lead a specific cause.

  • @paytonmolloy5284
    @paytonmolloy5284 Рік тому +5

    “She shared his antisemitism” ahhh true love

    • @AngelusaNobilis
      @AngelusaNobilis Рік тому

      Lmao 🤣 I definitely chuckled at that. Chickens, good, Jews, bad. Priorities, I guess.

    • @vicvega3614
      @vicvega3614 Рік тому

      These days its antiwhiteism

    • @signorasforza354
      @signorasforza354 Рік тому

      @@vicvega3614 You are such a minority, literally getting marginalized and killed.

    • @sergentculotte2147
      @sergentculotte2147 Рік тому

      How about you shut up

  • @sirennoir258
    @sirennoir258 Рік тому +4

    These are so good!

  • @kevinarnold213
    @kevinarnold213 6 місяців тому

    Another very interesting video

  • @patrykpiekarz601
    @patrykpiekarz601 Рік тому +6

    They should show this in social studies classes

  • @galapagos4154
    @galapagos4154 Рік тому +3

    Video geçişleri harika. Fakat türkçe altyazı desteği olmaması üzdü biraz.

  • @TheWaitingRoomTWR
    @TheWaitingRoomTWR Рік тому +4

    Damn Himmler was a 1930s simp

  • @robertmiller5217
    @robertmiller5217 Рік тому +6

    Excellent documentary. I learned a lot of things with this presentation, especially with all the film I had never seen before. But...
    I hate to admit it, and I know I'm probably going to catch some flack for saying it, if the outcome of the war between the allies and Nazi Germany had been decided by who had the best looking military uniforms, we'd all be goose stepping down the strasse in our jackboots tomorrow...

    • @virginiasoskin9082
      @virginiasoskin9082 Рік тому +1

      Yes, even as early as Kaiser Wilhelm and perhaps before, the Germans had beautiful dress uniforms. No doubt, the uniforms made the wearers feel strong and invincible; the uniforms gave them carte blanche to hassle and murder any Jew they ran into right on the street. However, I have also seen many pics of Germans who were taken as prisoners of war dressed in shreds, walking along clutching blankets around themselves, using rags to wrap around their feet to keep them warm because their boots had worn out. In Stalingrad, their uniforms did not keep them warm enough to prevent severe frostbite. You can be as dressy as you want but living outdoors for years at a time, then you begin to see the value of utility -- whether their military clothing does the job and protects the soldier -- instead of whether uniforms are "pretty" or not. American dress uniforms are handsome as well, but these are never worn during combat. There was NO way Germany could have beaten the USA -- Hitler had never visited the USA and did not understand its overwhelming size and how, once he made the Americans angry, he was going to have an overwhelming, determined enemy. It was only a matter of time before the German army ran out of men, of airplanes, ammo, steel, etc. They could never have trundled enough soldiers to the US to take it over, much less maintain control over the entire US for, say, decades. They just didn't have enough ships, men or weaponry.

    • @BrucePerkins-mc3hp
      @BrucePerkins-mc3hp Рік тому +1

      True, that was the downfall of both the Japanese and the Germans. Isoruko Yamamoto is claimed to have
      Said after the Attack on Pearl harbor,
      I'm afraid that we have awakened a
      Sleeping Giant. The Attack was a Strategic Failure in that the main targets, the 3carriers, happened to be
      At sea during the attack. And #2 was the failure to launch the 3rd wave to
      Take out the Fuel Depot. And Yamamoto during the time when they
      Were considering approving the attack
      Stood up and told the rest of the cabinet that they had one chance, but
      They were making a mistake, bc he had firsthand information about our
      Industrial might, and by do so they were sealing their fate. But after the
      Decision he proved himself a loyal officer and went about setting in motion the plan to attack Pearl Harbor.
      And it worked for the short term, but, as he had forecast the U.S. had far greater Industrial capacity than they
      Could ever had hoped or dreamed of