Leaders of Nazi Germany Part Two

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    0:00 Heinrich Muller
    1:03:38 Albert Speer
    2:04:12 Joesef Mengele
    3:03:55 Adolf Eichmann
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  • @PeopleProfiles
    @PeopleProfiles  2 роки тому +189

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    • @ltando54
      @ltando54 2 роки тому +28

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    • @Luke_-_
      @Luke_-_ 2 роки тому +10

      @@ltando54 😂😂

    • @MRT14331
      @MRT14331 Рік тому

      They talk about war、、、、
      1. Hitler wins one day after the bombing of London, and this does not allow the fabrication of the war economy, and it is stopped.
      2. Attacking Moscow would end the war, and he divided the corps in half and sent it to the Bagu oil fields.
      3. Hitler is also a Jew, a Vienna Rothschild.
      4. Now you can see that Hitler was forcing the generals to carry out the opposition of the operation.
      5. In order to buy sympathy for Jews after the war, he deliberately made himself the Holocaust.
      6. Serious incidents need to be verified. Germans are aho, so if you suspect the Holocaust, you will be arrested、、、、 Germans are stupid.
      7 Hitler is the founding father of Israel, not dead. My daughter should put a beard on Merkel、、、、 It's very similar、、、、 ahaha.

    • @zacharyrouz-turgeon8557
      @zacharyrouz-turgeon8557 11 місяців тому +5

      ​@@ltando54 🎉 43:25

    • @thomasyelverton6474
      @thomasyelverton6474 11 місяців тому +4

      Lot's

  • @donkirouac25
    @donkirouac25 4 місяці тому +13

    Great no BS presentation. Informative and concise. Greatly appreciated.

  • @HistorySkills
    @HistorySkills 2 роки тому +71

    Just discovered your channel. Great stuff. Love finding other history UA-camrs.

    • @MRT14331
      @MRT14331 Рік тому

      They talk about war、、、、
      1. Hitler wins one day after the bombing of London, and this does not allow the fabrication of the war economy, and it is stopped.
      2. Attacking Moscow would end the war, and he divided the corps in half and sent it to the Bagu oil fields.
      3. Hitler is also a Jew, a Vienna Rothschild.
      4. Now you can see that Hitler was forcing the generals to carry out the opposition of the operation.
      5. In order to buy sympathy for Jews after the war, he deliberately made himself the Holocaust.
      6. Serious incidents need to be verified. Germans are aho, so if you suspect the Holocaust, you will be arrested、、、、 Germans are stupid.
      7 Hitler is the founding father of Israel, not dead. My daughter should put a beard on Merkel、、、、 It's very similar、、、、 ahaha.

  • @FrostyBalls01
    @FrostyBalls01 2 роки тому +21

    Thank you for part two so fast and full of knowledge.

  • @randykirkland3927
    @randykirkland3927 2 роки тому +40

    Perfect narrator !!

    • @deryaphillips2755
      @deryaphillips2755 Рік тому +3

      dont you think the whole "not pausing for breath" thing is a bit exhausting..... its a computer generated voice reading and it really tires me out !!

  • @mariomansur
    @mariomansur Рік тому +12

    Thanks for all the hard work and research. I appreciate the hard work it whent on this documentary .

  • @nisigate
    @nisigate 2 роки тому +45

    UA-cam is way better than any classrooms your channel and others have kept me off watching dumb TV thanks for bringing us this in-depth documentaries

    • @ShawnJonesHellion
      @ShawnJonesHellion Рік тому +1

      Good thing God Kali owns the youtube an internets an not the people who own tv an schools an everything else🙄🙄🙄

    • @cyrusdubash3097
      @cyrusdubash3097 6 місяців тому

      You two should watch some grammar lessons.

    • @carolannemckenzie3849
      @carolannemckenzie3849 6 місяців тому +2

      At least they're trying to educate themselves and not making Tik Tok videos, so I think that a lack of punctuation can be forgiven. For now 😉

    • @AnotherWS6
      @AnotherWS6 4 дні тому

      @@cyrusdubash3097 You're mom watches grammar lessons,

  • @Sexyblkmetalchick
    @Sexyblkmetalchick 2 роки тому +11

    Thank you for posting another video

  • @tigerimschlamm2724
    @tigerimschlamm2724 2 роки тому +15

    This is Great. Thank you guys for the Work.

  • @thevoxofreason8468
    @thevoxofreason8468 2 роки тому +67

    Just found your channel. I looked over your available content and I'm amazed at what you have done. It's perfect. Love it.

  • @allistairmitchell3845
    @allistairmitchell3845 Рік тому +91

    As a student of things WWII, I’ve found Speer fascinating. My husband’s parents were in Auschwitz and my husband growled all the way thru a slick presentation of Speer on the History Channel, presenting him as a gracious intellectual and not a Nazi. He said Speer was a consummate liar and I was glad to see my husband’s theory borne out. Speer acted the role of a country squire & gentleman when interviewed but verification of his attendance at the meeting where the “Final Solution” was discussed can’t be explained away by, “I was in the Gents at the time.” You didn’t shy away from the controversy and I commend you for that. You’re doing marvelous work in these documentaries - I’m so glad to have found you! Excellent narration and in-depth investigation.

    • @sabine4759
      @sabine4759 Рік тому +2

      He was a liar and stole Jewish property to enrich himself! He claimed that he didn 't know anything about the atrocities in the concentration camps and also the extermination of the Jews was unknown to him. He was member of the government and didn't know something!?? Come on , give me a break!
      My Granny had a friend who was in Dachau , they released him and demanded not to talk about what he has experienced!
      One Christmas Eve he began to cry and told my Granny that the prisoners were severly beaten and tortured!
      My Granny also told me that she couldn 't imagine the incredible atrocoties the Jews were going through, but soldiers who returned from the Eastern front were telling their families that something terrible is going on in Eastern Poland, but they didn 't know exactly what! My Granny felt that the Nazis would stop at nothing! Now she is long gone but I 'm always thinking about her and what she told me!

    • @rbilleaud
      @rbilleaud Рік тому +17

      Speer was an interesting character. What's always amazed me is that he was, at best, an OK architect. His designs were certainly ambitious and grandiose, but that was sort of the problem. He tended to substitute size and scale for creativity and refinement. As an administrator, however, he was brilliant and effective. Granted he had practically unlimited resources and a conspicuous lack of scruples, but he was able to increase productivity despite the ever increasing damage being inflicted on Germany's infrastructure. But yes, he was just a guilty as any of them. I do give him credit for delaying and defying Hitler's orders in 1945 to destroy what remained of German industry. Didn't redeem him, but was at least one positive quality. I mean even Hitler was kind to animals.

    • @erikrutherford8202
      @erikrutherford8202 Рік тому +5

      Speer was the one who was given a light sentence at Nuremberg, very intelligent man. I find Goebbels fascinating

    • @rbilleaud
      @rbilleaud Рік тому +12

      @@erikrutherford8202 certainly one of the first who understood the power of mass media in influencing people. Historians tend to dismiss him as not being nearly as intelligent as he believed himself to be, and while there may be some truth to that, the mass appeal of Nazism was due in no small part to his skills as a propagandist.

    • @sabine4759
      @sabine4759 Рік тому +1

      @@erikrutherford8202 May be he was "intelligent" but he was the same monster as Hitler and Goebbels claiming he didn 't know anything about what was going on in the concentration camps! After the war he had left Jewish property in London and was living the high life! No , he was a one of the lowest human beings! I 'm not fascinated about anyone of them , I 'm disgusted!

  • @baruchavraham1939
    @baruchavraham1939 2 роки тому +11

    About time … Ben waiting for part 2. The first was very informative

  • @deus_vult9120
    @deus_vult9120 Рік тому +30

    When Owens was asked if Hitler had snubbed him, Owens said he'd been snubbed by roosevelt, atleast Hitler gave him a congratulatory wave

  • @lovelygivan1442
    @lovelygivan1442 2 роки тому +3

    Thanks for Pt 2. I enjoyed Pt 1.

  • @violet640
    @violet640 2 роки тому +26

    We’d like to know when are you going to profile Rudolph Hess . That will be an interesting story to watch .

  • @jeanwilkie5801
    @jeanwilkie5801 2 роки тому +5

    This is informativ I have learnt a lot about the parties which I had some knowledgee. I never knew he wanted to keep the Olympics in Germany, not to mention proposed building. This doco kept my interest to the end.

  • @judybashoro3364
    @judybashoro3364 2 роки тому +4

    This is priceless man♥️
    Thanks

  • @MyMorsh
    @MyMorsh 2 роки тому +8

    Omg I am very glad and happy to hear you again. Welcome back buddy

  • @tonymcdonnly6492
    @tonymcdonnly6492 2 роки тому +71

    Excellent documentary. I was riveted and enthralled. Thank you for bringing this work as a history lesson for generations to come.

    • @briandaniel931
      @briandaniel931 Рік тому +1

      Not if the Republicans have a say!

    • @MRT14331
      @MRT14331 Рік тому

      They talk about war、、、、
      1. Hitler wins one day after the bombing of London, and this does not allow the fabrication of the war economy, and it is stopped.
      2. Attacking Moscow would end the war, and he divided the corps in half and sent it to the Bagu oil fields.
      3. Hitler is also a Jew, a Vienna Rothschild.
      4. Now you can see that Hitler was forcing the generals to carry out the opposition of the operation.
      5. In order to buy sympathy for Jews after the war, he deliberately made himself the Holocaust.
      6. Serious incidents need to be verified. Germans are aho, so if you suspect the Holocaust, you will be arrested、、、、 Germans are stupid.
      7 Hitler is the founding father of Israel, not dead. My daughter should put a beard on Merkel、、、、 It's very similar、、、、 ahaha.

    • @christophermarriott1681
      @christophermarriott1681 7 місяців тому +2

      ​@@briandaniel931You mean Democrats. You're not that bright.

    • @briandaniel931
      @briandaniel931 7 місяців тому

      @@christophermarriott1681 I'm pretty sure you probably either trailer trash to say something so stupid because we all know Republicans are trying to hold back the truth about crackers

    • @jondon808
      @jondon808 27 днів тому

      ​@@briandaniel931idiot

  • @edwardloomis887
    @edwardloomis887 2 роки тому +12

    The pistol that Princip used to shoot Franz Ferdinand was a John Browning-designed FN automatic, not a revolver.

  • @bigmac8168
    @bigmac8168 Рік тому +4

    Great documentary 😀👍

  • @mr_rn6549
    @mr_rn6549 Рік тому +4

    Beautiful job!

  • @bollox679
    @bollox679 Рік тому +12

    Red Cross visited camps and records kept. WW2 historian David Irving had access to Soviet German British Red Cross records and wrote so many books that he was called Pre eminent War historian, until he published what he found.

    • @mikelosowski4077
      @mikelosowski4077 8 місяців тому +5

      yeah its called the truth,and as soon as he did that well we know what happened then dont we?

  • @kcharles8857
    @kcharles8857 2 роки тому +9

    Excellent!

  • @paigetomkinson1137
    @paigetomkinson1137 2 роки тому +40

    So much information that's new to me! And I've only watched the section on Müller so far. One very puzzling aspect for me is that he wasn't tried at the IMT in absentia as was Martin Bormann. I think Müller deserved at least that much, even if they couldn't carry out a sentence. He seems to have been another example of what Hannah Arendt called "the banality of evil." Few strongly held beliefs, unremarkable life outside of his occupation, looks like an average person if you saw him on the street or in a subway car. On to the next section of this finely crafted documentary!

    • @ollesandberg1143
      @ollesandberg1143 2 роки тому +6

      Heinrich Müller ended up in a French concentration camp from whence he was subsequently released, moved to Austria where he died in the late -60s...
      (The allies were unable to identify him)

    • @tomjones5650
      @tomjones5650 2 роки тому +2

      Ell0

    • @ollesandberg1143
      @ollesandberg1143 2 роки тому +1

      @@tomjones5650 ???

    • @ollesandberg1143
      @ollesandberg1143 2 роки тому +4

      @@tomjones5650 My brother met Heinrich, under the name Georg, in Stockholm, Sweden, when he, Georg, was there meeting with his second wife, Margit and his son, Olaf, in the late -50s. My brother could identify him from the images published in this video!

    • @agape423
      @agape423 Рік тому

      As I explained before, these guys are sociopaths. Have you seen Ted Bundy case for example? If you did not have the smoking gun. or caught them in the very act. Or have their DNA all over. The authorities never have a case. The interrogations at the police headquarters never got any further and the trials sometimes would not succeed.

  • @devonwilson5776
    @devonwilson5776 2 роки тому +4

    Profoundly interesting and informative. Gripping.

  • @marcusrios8517
    @marcusrios8517 Рік тому +11

    As much as I've read and learned about ww2 and the nazis over the years, it seems like there's always a nazi that I've never heard of. Very interesting video. Never knew of Muller.

  • @rickjames21
    @rickjames21 4 місяці тому +2

    I love these documentaries. Thank you.

  • @martingetliffe
    @martingetliffe 2 роки тому +2

    V v v good Video. Hats off.

  • @AnimatedAudiobooks
    @AnimatedAudiobooks 2 роки тому +5

    These are top notch

  • @Lordestroyer
    @Lordestroyer Рік тому +7

    My daughter has Heterochromia. Thank goodness she wasn’t born back then. These videos should be mandatory viewing in schools today.

  • @loditx7706
    @loditx7706 8 місяців тому +7

    My thoughts on Müller’s fate: Bormann fled from Hitler’s bunker and death site approximately around the same time Müller did, following the Goebbels’s suicides. Bormann could not make it out of Berlin and subsequently died there in the rubble around some bridge. His body was seen by a man who recognized him, but as he was buried at the site, either in a grave or when further rubble fell upon him, his body could not be located and the information was discounted. Almost 30 years later, when all investigations and searches for him proved fruitless; old reports were reviewed and there was a more extensive look at the location. A body was found, well, remains obviously, and identified as Bormann. More than another 20 years would pass before DNA confirmed it was Bormann. I had always read that he died in the Russian assault, not necessarily shot, but by proximity to an explosion or falling building, whatever, but I see on Wiki’s current page a cause of death as suicide by poison capsule. After decomposition and being underground for almost 30 years, I don’t see how that could be determined and I hold by the earlier hypotheses. There! I spent a lot of time on Bormann because I think the same thing happened to Müller. He waited too long to make a run for it and died in Berlin, only no one who recognized him saw his body to report it. It would be nice to know, but it becomes moot now because wherever he went and however and wherever he died; he is most assuredly dead now.

    • @turbois990
      @turbois990 7 місяців тому +5

      Nice try Müller

    • @loditx7706
      @loditx7706 7 місяців тому +4

      @@turbois990 hehe, I love that! Very quick witted I really like sneak up on you, dry humor. 👍🤣🤪🤭

    • @scorpio85
      @scorpio85 4 місяці тому +1

      It’s beyond human comprehension that they could become so cruel especially when it came to putting young children to death.

  • @treyperry6616
    @treyperry6616 Місяць тому +1

    Usually adolf like documentaries but this is great.

  • @ryannafe9252
    @ryannafe9252 Рік тому +42

    Ordinary men. That’s the most important thing you could possibly take away from any study of the Nazi phenomenon. From upper-tier party positions to the mundane footsoldiers and bureaucrats, every single one was an ordinary man, someone with a psychological profile which could very easily be picked out of the population in basically any country today. We’re all capable of atrocities like these.

    • @Catssandra13
      @Catssandra13 9 місяців тому +11

      No, we're all not capable of these kinds of atrocities. You have to be a certain kind of person. Ordinary people do not do these kinds of horrible things.

    • @ryannafe9252
      @ryannafe9252 9 місяців тому +7

      Tell me why you think that. Make the case. I already briefly made mine and you’re just saying you disagree. Tell me specifically why you disagree.

    • @kylemendoza8860
      @kylemendoza8860 9 місяців тому

      I don't know if they were that ordinary. For what many of them witnessed lived and did in WWI. I think they may have already been desensitized to killing and seeing dead people.

    • @Catssandra13
      @Catssandra13 8 місяців тому

      ​@@ryannafe9252 Are we talking about ordinary people in general, or oridinary Germans and their willing collaborators during the Holocaust? Because if we are talking about so called "ordinary Germans" who willingly participated in the mass killings, then you have to take into account not only the decades of anti Semitism prior to WWII, and racial prejudice against Roma, Slavs, etc. but the brainwashed masses who really believed that by exterminating the unwanted people, including mentally ill, gays, Jehovah Witnesses - they would be purifying their country. The German perpetrators, namely those who
      themselves killed Jews or helped to kill them, willingly did so because they shared a Hitlerian view of Jews, and therefore believed the extermination of all the Jews, including Roma people too, to be just and necessary. And I can only see so called ordinary people like you or I, perhaps participating in these kinds of atrocities, only if you or I knew that if we do not, we will face certain death. The willingness of the perpetrators to committ such atrocities was already deeply embedded in ther psyche, and that is why I do not agree with you. The Germans and their collaborators were already full of hate, and I do not see myself personally becoming so full of hate that I would willingly participate in any kind of mass murder of innocent people, or even one murder, just because I believe that my country will be purified of unwanted human beings and I believe myself to be of a superior race. So if you think ordinary people are capable of such things, then I would question what you consider "ordinary".

    • @markdreste3291
      @markdreste3291 8 місяців тому

      ​@@ryannafe9252. Have you never heard of Schindler's list or the people who hid Anne Frank and her family, Marcel Marceau or the French Resistance. There are thousands of others just like them. You just need to grow a spine

  • @merlin6625
    @merlin6625 2 роки тому +8

    A very good documentary. Bravo 👏

  • @EpochEnigmaChannel
    @EpochEnigmaChannel Місяць тому +1

    What a fascinating discovery of the channel! How do you think platforms like UA-cam contribute to our understanding of history? Additionally, your reflection on the "ordinary men" aspect of the Nazi phenomenon is thought-provoking. How can we prevent history from repeating itself?

  • @erpthompsonqueen9130
    @erpthompsonqueen9130 8 місяців тому +1

    Thank you. Watching from Alaska.

  • @josefschmeau4682
    @josefschmeau4682 Рік тому +3

    When asked by an admirer how he could also improve himself , Herr Speer replied
    “Work to improve your charisma “ …😮😮😮

  • @rp6050
    @rp6050 2 роки тому +144

    I love these documentaries because they are just facts. Plain and simple. No drama or theatrics. Just facts.

    • @EmperorNerox
      @EmperorNerox Рік тому +21

      Except for huge exaggeration of number of deaths and what happened at the camps

    • @kenw2225
      @kenw2225 Рік тому +4

      Lol

    • @MRT14331
      @MRT14331 Рік тому

      They talk about war、、、、
      1. Hitler wins one day after the bombing of London, and this does not allow the fabrication of the war economy, and it is stopped.
      2. Attacking Moscow would end the war, and he divided the corps in half and sent it to the Bagu oil fields.
      3. Hitler is also a Jew, a Vienna Rothschild.
      4. Now you can see that Hitler was forcing the generals to carry out the opposition of the operation.
      5. In order to buy sympathy for Jews after the war, he deliberately made himself the Holocaust.
      6. Serious incidents need to be verified. Germans are aho, so if you suspect the Holocaust, you will be arrested、、、、 Germans are stupid.
      7 Hitler is the founding father of Israel, not dead. My daughter should put a beard on Merkel、、、、 It's very similar、、、、 ahaha.

    • @plizo69
      @plizo69 Рік тому +6

      @@EmperorNerox I agree

    • @bollox679
      @bollox679 Рік тому

      ​@Maurice Phillips 💯 true like the gas chamber being built after war by Soviets

  • @mpdfog186
    @mpdfog186 8 місяців тому +30

    Albert Speer was every bit as wicked as the others. It's upsetting to know that he somehow managed to redeem his reputation and pull the wool over people's eyes about his guilt...

    • @norseross8084
      @norseross8084 5 місяців тому

      Is it really that upsetting to you? What about politicians right now, pulling wool over your eyes and getting away with murder?
      You see, that should be more upsetting. Speer was one of our enemies from a foreign country , that’s an easily recognisable enemy . I’m not saying our politicians in the west and US are complicit in any genocide , I’m just saying that It’s much worse when our own contemporary leaders are corrupt.

  • @sherirobinson6867
    @sherirobinson6867 2 роки тому +6

    Really would like to see a People Profile on Judge Roland!

  • @dannyruckert9359
    @dannyruckert9359 Рік тому +5

    It's very apparent alot of people have never served their country in any military. It's easy to judge someone decades after not knowing them or having to walk in their shoes. Sad thing is, many of the " greatest generation " have passed away. And alot were in Europe too. Hence the issues now

  • @danlivni2097
    @danlivni2097 2 роки тому +8

    The Irony is, what brought down these Nazi monsters is they double crossed Stalin by invading Russia in 1941.

    • @Shadyshooter
      @Shadyshooter 2 роки тому +4

      Hard to isolate the success to just one country. Had American steel not supplied Russia they could well have fallen. Should the USA take credit for stopping Germany? No, it was a joint effort

    • @bruceperkins7253
      @bruceperkins7253 2 роки тому +2

      True. If he hadn't declared war on us, only history will
      Know

    • @bradmoberly6164
      @bradmoberly6164 2 роки тому +1

      Hilter didn't realize Russia had a winter season. Every over confidence or meth use. They should have never tried that. When Alexander the great did it. It was a different world. No telegraph,cars,tanks or trains. The nazis meth'd up!

  • @NathanielPrinceCoulter
    @NathanielPrinceCoulter 8 місяців тому

    I was just about done with ww2 docs, then a new contender emerged. 🤘🏾

  • @SonOfNone
    @SonOfNone 8 місяців тому

    UA-cam autoplayed this after having played "Royal Marines Commando: On the Front Lines" while I was sleeping. It's been a night, that's for sure.

  • @ollesandberg1143
    @ollesandberg1143 2 роки тому +32

    Heinrich Müller ended up in a French concentration camp from whence he was subsequently released, moved to Austria where he died in the late -60s...
    (The allies were unable to identify him) His son was my second cousin. My brother met him in Stockholm, Sweden, In 1957, when he, Heinrich, (under his assumed name ”Georg”) was there visiting his ex-wife and son. My brother was able to identify him from the images in this video! Our cousin used to call Hitler ”Uncle Ådi”!

    • @ollesandberg1143
      @ollesandberg1143 2 роки тому

      @@johniacono3725 Quite remarkable!

    • @ShawnJonesHellion
      @ShawnJonesHellion Рік тому +1

      Isn't the word allies a little old now since Europe is starting to distance itself from the wEastern empire ?

    • @ollesandberg1143
      @ollesandberg1143 Рік тому +3

      @@ShawnJonesHellion It was vaild at the time…

    • @mamavswild
      @mamavswild Рік тому

      @@ShawnJonesHellion that’s Bull Sht. I read your comments it’s nothing but Marxist and China loving ideology. If that’s your picture you look like a freak

    • @kylemendoza8860
      @kylemendoza8860 11 місяців тому

      You mean POW camp?

  • @Mr_Bob_Loblaw
    @Mr_Bob_Loblaw Рік тому +336

    Warning: DO NOT accidentally leave this on loud enough to hear while you’re sleeping/dreaming. Terrible dreams. I wish I were kidding. Other than that, very very interesting!

  • @fatsgrobnick
    @fatsgrobnick 2 місяці тому +1

    Thanks!

  • @Scorpitarios
    @Scorpitarios Місяць тому +1

    The question of wether Speer knew about the NS-state‘s extermination campaigns can be answered by another question: does a minister of a certain government ministry/department usually know everything the government administration does or what other government ministries/departments do? I‘d rather answer this question with a no!

  • @stephenmorbley297
    @stephenmorbley297 8 місяців тому +3

    Mengele was the mad doctor whose insanity was beyond anyone used in fiction.

  • @agape423
    @agape423 Рік тому +6

    What impressed me the most id the naivety of the judges to buy the philosophical jurgen presented at his defense; when in reality Albert Speer was the most brutal gentle murderer from the inner circle. Without him millions of prisoners would have make it at the end of the war. His cunning behavior is only compared with the cool intelligence of a serial killer when caught. He and his boss were the architects of evil. They fed themselves with grandioses dreams of future opulence and dominance. Not caring a bit doing it over the blood of millions of innocent. The ruse that he tried to kill him at the end throwing gas into the bunker is absurd and childish.

  • @hectorbrown656
    @hectorbrown656 2 роки тому +2

    Thank you .

  • @goldbell1972
    @goldbell1972 2 роки тому +15

    If Mangele hadn't be in the army, he would definitely be the worst serial killer the world had ever known

    • @williamberry8895
      @williamberry8895 Рік тому +3

      It's like being a cop or an officer of the armed forces gets people off for an awful lot.

    • @chainsaw3577
      @chainsaw3577 Рік тому +1

      Author of the Haavara Transfer agreement, (which allowed restriction-free Jewish immigration to Palestine), Eichmann was a CIA asset for more than ten years after the war and wasn't "in hiding" when he was illegally kidnapped, transported and executed by the same people he had earlier saved from having to work and obey the law. The tapes of the lawless trial included Eichmann's claim of designing and operating a gas chamber from a "converted hovel" which used a "captured Soviet submarine engine," that the Germans never captured and would not have killed anyone - even if the hovel were hermetically sealed... The film and transcripts of his Tel Aviv trial were destroyed, except for cherry-picked excerpts of the lengthy hearing - it was so humiliating to this good man's lawless persecutors!
      Like Eichmann, falsely accusing the good people of Europe without examinable evidence is a great crime against the innocent and blocking and deleting favorable comments in their defense further demonstrates why the authors and promoters of the vid deserve to be safely locked away in a labor camp and away from the people they demand to live with and seek to harm...!

  • @michaelfrazia4569
    @michaelfrazia4569 2 роки тому +3

    thank you.

  • @j0nnyism
    @j0nnyism 2 роки тому +27

    Speer for me is one of the most troubling nazis. He was an intelligent reasonable and considerate man. It proves that anyone is capable of supping with the devil. It’s easy to dismiss a streicher or a himmler but not Speer

    • @moniquemonicat
      @moniquemonicat 2 роки тому +1

      Perhaps, and I also thought of this. But Speer did get in bed with the devil--not like Schindler who arguably did, however he did it to save lives of Jews. Speer at best remained neutral which is an enabler. St. Paul said the devil can disguise himself as an angel of light. [2 Corinthians 11:14]

    • @tilltronje1623
      @tilltronje1623 2 роки тому +1

      Why would you want to dismiss anyone in the first place?

    • @cosonblack1598
      @cosonblack1598 Рік тому

      @@moniquemonicat 9

    • @susettesantiago5509
      @susettesantiago5509 4 місяці тому

      You know what funny…….the Holy Roman Empire was doing this and much worse throughout all of its existence……torturing and burning people alive…….and we were their faithful subjects……the triumverate of Mussolini Hitler and Franco were just a continuation and a saviour of the Vatican……hilarious

  • @yourdad329
    @yourdad329 2 роки тому +4

    About Ribbentrop please

  • @marissaemily8452
    @marissaemily8452 Рік тому +11

    I love that Canada is hardly ever mentioned,if ever cuz we’re so “small”. We def didn’t have as many people/supplies to contribute as other Allies, but I always gaslight myself when we’re excluded and question if I actually know my countries history or if I’m imagining our involvement lol

    • @blankwavemessiah
      @blankwavemessiah Рік тому +3

      We love Canada. -US

    • @retrofeniks7635
      @retrofeniks7635 Рік тому +9

      Canada had a HUGE role in the liberation of the Netherlands and for that we are still thankful. We send you tulips every year to remember the support you gave us.

    • @metalmusic4958
      @metalmusic4958 Рік тому +1

      What is "Canada" ?

    • @joeg5414
      @joeg5414 Рік тому +5

      ​@@metalmusic4958it's a northern US territory. A lot of frozen wasteland

    • @metalmusic4958
      @metalmusic4958 Рік тому +2

      @@joeg5414 Oh, I thought it might have been one of the first cheap affordable cars made available to the common working man back in the 1950's.

  • @futurefreak8789
    @futurefreak8789 Рік тому +8

    They were all nutters you can’t leave anyone out..they all knew what crazy things were going on and everyone had a part and a say in this

  • @lilmike2710
    @lilmike2710 2 роки тому +115

    And always remember "just following orders" has never been a viable excuse.

    • @tilltronje1623
      @tilltronje1623 2 роки тому +14

      Not to mention it is untrue for most of them

    • @alexs6746
      @alexs6746 Рік тому +16

      That is acutely a legal defense so it is, to an extent. Watch legal eagle to see what I mean, specifically when he covers a few good men

    • @shanescatsandcannabisfarm2965
      @shanescatsandcannabisfarm2965 Рік тому +15

      Yes it is

    • @lilmike2710
      @lilmike2710 Рік тому +4

      @@tilltronje1623 I'm not so sure about that.

    • @lilmike2710
      @lilmike2710 Рік тому +2

      @@shanescatsandcannabisfarm2965
      For a civilized society, and during peace time, yes. For the defendants @ Nuremberg after losing a war, not so much. It applied only to Albert Speer and Karl Donitz as it were.
      Although that wasn't Speer's defense or his saving grace. The fact that he defied Hitlers orders and that he claimed to have contemplated assassinating him probably helped.
      Donitz however did manage to escape the noose since Hitler had assumed command over all armed forces including the Kreigsmarine, and mostly due to the fact that his branch of the military, according to the rules of engagement, had committed no war crimes. Both men were however given what was considered light prison sentences. Probably to appease the Russians and the British who were butthurt.
      😁

  • @tristansky2031
    @tristansky2031 Місяць тому +2

    Muller was a ruthless careerist who was meticulous in everything he did. Bro had a plan to get out of Berlin, most likely long before the battle, and he was probably very careful about having a low profile the rest of his shitty life. Wherever he ended up.

  • @lorrie9462
    @lorrie9462 Рік тому +6

    How did such a person with normal childhood grow up like this?

  • @johnnieharper2221
    @johnnieharper2221 2 роки тому +29

    This needs to be required viewing to every high school in America.

    • @tilltronje1623
      @tilltronje1623 2 роки тому +2

      Not really. You should start giving your kids actual education before showing character studies

    • @davids4313
      @davids4313 Рік тому

      Bearing in mind the mass stupidity in many states of that country, and the violent nature of the place, I feel that would just churn-out a load of nazi sympathisers.

    • @williamberry8895
      @williamberry8895 Рік тому

      More of a college thing. Not enough time for history in high school to name all these guys and what they did. Now a college course or 2 to learn about all these Nazis is the better way of getting Americans to learn about these people better than UA-cam

    • @dianeaustin2414
      @dianeaustin2414 11 місяців тому +5

      They are too busy teaching transgender studies.

    • @jasminenutt90
      @jasminenutt90 6 місяців тому +3

      ​@dianeaustin2414 I can tell you haven't been to school ever, keep drinking the media koolaid

  • @ednorton47
    @ednorton47 Рік тому +4

    He became an aircraft mechanic in Alaska after the war, working principally on small private and charter planes.

    • @ollesandberg1143
      @ollesandberg1143 10 місяців тому +1

      ????
      He lived in Austria after the war!

  • @hjr2000
    @hjr2000 6 місяців тому +1

    Robot computer narration why?

  • @leewood331
    @leewood331 2 роки тому

    Why do you play music in the background? Radio/TV documentaries do not--makes it harder to hear,

  • @RichMitch
    @RichMitch 2 роки тому +8

    This must have taken AGES to upload

    • @JohnfromWaterFrontVillige
      @JohnfromWaterFrontVillige 2 роки тому

      Not with high speed internet service

    • @RichMitch
      @RichMitch 2 роки тому +1

      @@JohnfromWaterFrontVillige how high speed are we talking here?

  • @yodaneer4127
    @yodaneer4127 2 роки тому +38

    thank you for reminding the world of Speer's atrocities

  • @colewilliams9432
    @colewilliams9432 5 місяців тому

    Great to go to sleep to. More of an audio book than a documentary

  • @annacanale9780
    @annacanale9780 2 роки тому +11

    Thank you 🙏 for bringing us such amazing documentaries. He, should have been track down like a savage and sadistic man that he and everyone else in the SS were! Look on how cowardly a lot of top officials, that implemented an executed their plan to exterminate Jews, homosexuals, (lesbians) gipsies and other group of people. He roothless without remorse. I studied WWll.

  • @foo219
    @foo219 Рік тому +3

    Wouldn't be surprised if Müller was grabbed by the British equivalent of Operation Paperclip. He'd fit right in.

  • @stephenaylward267
    @stephenaylward267 Рік тому +2

    New subscriber here!!!! I thought I’ve seen all the good world war 2 documentaries. For some reason I have a big interest in ww2 and nazi germany. I’m wondering if you have anything on the SS leibstandarte Adolph hitler. They were transformed into the SS first panzer division

    • @carolannemckenzie3849
      @carolannemckenzie3849 Місяць тому

      Check out Mark Felton's documentaries on WWII. He is a great military historian.

  • @AlinNemet
    @AlinNemet Рік тому +6

    such monsters, horrible times, may they never repeat 🙏

  • @scaredy-cat
    @scaredy-cat Рік тому +5

    Would have been appropriate for the allies to hunt these murderers after the war to try and hang them

  • @robotrix
    @robotrix 8 місяців тому +1

    If he was "following orders" and "horrified" by the camps, why not stay and help the Allies find and identify the higher ups and guards? He could have been a great witness at Nuremberg.
    He ran and hid like a rat. He might have had orders but he was happy to do them and do them well.
    Wasn't there a tape played at his trail made while in Argentina where he tells a journalist everything and how proud he was?

    • @tugger
      @tugger 7 місяців тому +2

      every fascist is the same pathetic right wing coward

  • @squidbilliam
    @squidbilliam 14 днів тому

    i can’t find part one on this channel. can someone link it?

  • @sammybaugues1260
    @sammybaugues1260 2 роки тому +6

    Great movie its hard to figure less than 85 yrs. Ago the world was in a fix such as this

  • @thomasnewton8997
    @thomasnewton8997 Рік тому +21

    Crimes that should not be forgotten or forgiven

    • @RP-li5go
      @RP-li5go Рік тому +1

      Crimes? You must be joking!

    • @Upsidedowndog27
      @Upsidedowndog27 2 місяці тому

      Crimes that should guide the human race away from future world wars

    • @Upsidedowndog27
      @Upsidedowndog27 2 місяці тому +1

      @@RP-li5gouhhh yeah… war crimes… that’s literally what it’s called

    • @st8319
      @st8319 2 місяці тому

      Only because there against Jews. Crimes against everyone else is fine right?

    • @JohnnyJ223
      @JohnnyJ223 2 місяці тому

      ​@@Upsidedowndog27 In a total war of annihilation, war crimes only matter if you lose.

  • @messymarv1111
    @messymarv1111 11 місяців тому +2

    This was from 8 months ago, how updated is the code? Is there a git hub? A risk to this is a salmonella counter attack

  • @wildadventures4173
    @wildadventures4173 2 роки тому +2

    Me @ 2:39am , plenty of time to watch 👍

  • @dannyruckert9359
    @dannyruckert9359 Рік тому +3

    Apparently, the phrase to remember the past lest history repeats itself has no meaning. For now we try to change history, and history its self is repeating.

  • @Cromwelldunbar
    @Cromwelldunbar Рік тому +7

    Compliments on your deep, earnest and thorough research on a most repulsive aspect of just one hideous example of the baseness of human nature. Thank the very heavens for the existence of the many examples of decent human beings who have done and continue to do their best to counter the foregoing examples of the evils of mankind, determined in their ability to see through the intentions of those twisted mentalities. It is for us all to carry the flag of human decency!

    • @MRT14331
      @MRT14331 Рік тому

      They talk about war、、、、
      1. Hitler wins one day after the bombing of London, and this does not allow the fabrication of the war economy, and it is stopped.
      2. Attacking Moscow would end the war, and he divided the corps in half and sent it to the Bagu oil fields.
      3. Hitler is also a Jew, a Vienna Rothschild.
      4. Now you can see that Hitler was forcing the generals to carry out the opposition of the operation.
      5. In order to buy sympathy for Jews after the war, he deliberately made himself the Holocaust.
      6. Serious incidents need to be verified. Germans are aho, so if you suspect the Holocaust, you will be arrested、、、、 Germans are stupid.
      7 Hitler is the founding father of Israel, not dead. My daughter should put a beard on Merkel、、、、 It's very similar、、、、 ahaha.

  • @valvlad3176
    @valvlad3176 Рік тому +2

    01:00 Germany, Austro-Hungary and Italy - are you OK? Italy fought for Antanta. Replace Italy by Turkey, just in case.

  • @johnmarjaable
    @johnmarjaable 2 роки тому +2

    Amazing. I dud not know about the new Berlin city! Instead it was divided!

  • @jenA9026
    @jenA9026 9 місяців тому +7

    Excellent summary.
    I'm firmly of the belief that Albert Speer was totally complicit in every atrocity and should never be forgiven, regardless of how charming and contrite he could sound. Twenty years was so inadequate.

  • @patriciapalmer1377
    @patriciapalmer1377 2 роки тому +8

    We have to stop meeting this way, people are beginning to talk.

  • @valvlad3176
    @valvlad3176 Рік тому +1

    01:29 - it was a Browning semi-automatic, not a revolver.

  • @marcelinoramos2784
    @marcelinoramos2784 Рік тому +2

    Can you make a episode on dr Hans kammler

  • @MidnightRangeTM
    @MidnightRangeTM Рік тому +3

    If there was ever anyone who should have been tortured slowly till death…….it was mengele. Some of the things he did made no sense……why would you even care what tiny differences there were with identical twins?

  • @martinprehjan9944
    @martinprehjan9944 Рік тому +7

    Couple of small mistakes:
    --The Princip weapon was an American automatic pistol!
    --Spears wasn't the only leader cast Nazi to say he was sorry for his real/perceived crimes! (Not that it mattered at that stage!)
    --Spear almost double war production even under the worse bombings! (One aspect was the use of slave labor and the so called "forest factories"! Another aspect was that the allies had no idea they existed! at least not until the end of the war!)
    -- Spear was minister of armaments at the most active phase of the war! ...for a "Nazi/Org. Todt industrial steal baron/organizer" not to know what is really going on and what wasn't as far as the forced slave labor forces and the genocidal acts of the Third Reich is clearly a BLATANT LIE!
    Did he and others know where it was leading and what was reality and propaganda is another aspect that is hard to discern for historians, specially amateur ones as as myself!!!

  • @user-jc9hv1cf2w
    @user-jc9hv1cf2w 7 місяців тому +1

    Fun fact: Adolf Hitler was born April 20, 1889

  • @normabrien8331
    @normabrien8331 4 місяці тому

    I read the book and the narrator is correct in saying that it is strange in writing the book in a kind of very impersonal way ignoring the atrocities that they committed.

  • @valvlad3176
    @valvlad3176 Рік тому +3

    Nice story about nowadays US. Gangster regime always needs policemen.

  • @theredking3070
    @theredking3070 2 роки тому +8

    Fast forward to 2022 and governments are behaving the exact same way.

    • @folkblueswriter
      @folkblueswriter 2 роки тому +3

      Fauci is the new Mengele only sneakier.

    • @jacksonreilly3441
      @jacksonreilly3441 2 роки тому

      Piss Pants Biden makes a piss poor Fuhrer.

    • @scorpio85
      @scorpio85 Рік тому

      Yes I agree as everything that is occurring right now is indicative of WORLD WAR III. God help the world from a coming disaster. 👺

    • @scorpio85
      @scorpio85 Рік тому

      Pat Boardman I think you are a little bit touched in the head like the rest of the republicans

  • @stefanlindstromkeynotespeaker
    @stefanlindstromkeynotespeaker 2 роки тому

    when does the speaker breath ? Constantly talking without any pause

  • @mikeanderson4401
    @mikeanderson4401 Рік тому +2

    GOODREADS - If you like war stories you might like ´Stone’s War’ a new novel by Trevor Whately.

  • @shulahamilton9025
    @shulahamilton9025 2 роки тому +3

    Also, he STOLE a tramendous amount of paintings from Jewish collectors.

    • @jessejames66
      @jessejames66 Рік тому

      @Cl1nton Body count nazi detected.

  • @swarthyjake4433
    @swarthyjake4433 2 роки тому +3

    Kellogs corn flakes 500 gram box £2 , Tesco own brand corn flakes 500 gram box 60p , need i say more !

    • @Pennyburn1688
      @Pennyburn1688 6 місяців тому

      Yes please say more..... Do you know anything about sausages, specifically pork sausages?

  • @GeorgeHutchins
    @GeorgeHutchins 5 місяців тому

    I've been to Nuremberg, and Spadau on key anniversary dates.
    Years Prior, amid the 1970s, while a teenager, I read Speer's book titled: Spandau.

  • @FromGamingwithLove0456
    @FromGamingwithLove0456 4 місяці тому +1

    Though there are terrible things happening today people spouting off so much of the hate speech and genocidal taunts are more interested in acting out against the system then they are truly invested in supporting actual harm.
    Yet the similarities in how the hatred- however superficial- has been assimilated is haunting.

  • @AshishYadav-gz3jq
    @AshishYadav-gz3jq 2 роки тому +5

    Justice delivered by nature