Herman Wouk's book "War and Remembrance": Some of the Danish Red Cross people who visited the camp saw that it was all a charade -- and they didn't say anything, because they didn't want to make things worse for the Jews. Wouk's question in the book: How could anything possibly have been worse?

I am seeking help and answers. I went to this cemetery 5 years ago and a finger poked me in the back. There was no one behind me and the tree branches were a metre away. It was a very distinct, clear moment. Not just a vague sensation. I was already ill while on holiday in Prague, but it is 5 years and I have never recovered. After trying every mainstream and holistic route I can find to heal, and every medicine under the sun, I am drawn back to my memory of Prague. Do I have a negative entity attached? Is it sucking my life force? Why can't I recover and how can I put it to rest? I feel it is significant because a year later I went to a spiritual healing day. And through a series of cancellations and 'coincidences', they're were only two of us there that day. Neither of us had intended to go until the last minute, it was pure 'fluke' or circumstances that led us both to go to this healing day, when we shouldn't have been there. We got talking and it turned out we had both been to Prague, and she had also gone on a ghost walk, and neither of us had recovered since. We were both in shock. I'm sure I was meant to go that day, to learn that this moment in the cemetery was significant in understanding my illness. We were both meant to be there and to meet. Watching this video brings tears to my eyes. But I don't know how to shed it. I've tried all the prayers, spiritual approaches, cord cutting, meditations. If anyone knows, please help. Genuinely, I need it. Part of me wants to go back and find the spot. Talk to the spirits there and persuade them to stay. Or help them find peace. Or something. If anyone goes, please ask them to detach from the lady in the UK who doesn't want to be sick anymore... Thank you!! 😊❤️😔

Děkuji

The Holocaust must not be used as a justification for the evils of Zionism.

Terrorzin

Why is Israel doing the same even worse to Palestinians since 1948?!

They suffered as Jesus Christ did this act was pure evil eyes 😈. They all are with Jesus Christ hallelujah hallelujah amen 🙏. They were good and did not know hate division as Hitler his followers 😅

Really well done. I had a friend in high school who came to canada from Czech. the hatred for the Nazis was RAW and that was decades past the war. it still remains one of the least covered portions of the holocaust really well done

Thank you for the excellent documentary, making people aware of this place which is overshadowed by much bigger and publicized camps. Before my sobering visit to Terezin on December 10, 2023 I have never heard of it. By the end of the WW II, 32,000 prisoners of whom 5,000 were women passed through the Small Fortress. These were primarily Czechs, later other nationals, for instance citizens of the former Soviet Union, Poles, Germans, and Yugoslavs. Most of the prisoners were arrested for various acts of resistance to the Nazi regime. Many prisoners were later sent to concentration camps such as Mauthausen. In 1941 the Nazis forcefully emptied the town of Terezin from the Czechs and created the Jewish Ghetto. As well explained in your documentary the Terezin Ghetto, formed a link in the Nazi system for the “Final Solution of the Jewish Question”. The Jews not only from Bohemia and Moravia (current Czech Republic) but from Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Denmark, Slovakia and Hungary were interned within the walls of this fortress. More than 150,000 Jews were sent there, including 15,000 children. For the most of its prisoners Terezin was a transit camp from which they were later deported to the extermination camps in the East. About 33,000 died in the ghetto. This was mostly due to the appalling conditions arising out of extreme population density, malnutrition and disease. About 88,000 inhabitants were deported to Auschwitz. Thousands of Terezin inmates then perished in the gas chambers, starved to death, and died of illness or exhausting work. Only a small portion of the prisoners remained in Terezin and lived to see the end of World War II in the Ghetto and the other extermination camps. As late as the end of 1944, the Germans were still deporting Jews to the death camps. At the end of the war, there were 17,247 survivors of the Terezin Ghetto (including some who had survived the death camps). Reading and watching documentaries is one thing but actually seeing the places that horrific events took place is quite a different experience. Never again. . .

Great!!!! Nightwish?

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Hey-Travel,, like. insnae footage~;)

And I have more pictures of two female concentration camp guards who were deployed there in autumn 1944: Hildegard Neumann and Annemarie Naumann.

Brilliant narration! Spine chilling

Great work, have you considered slowing down the burn?

I was born in Czechia and theres a lot of castles and old buildings. I love old stuff like this, its really beautiful. Ive been to many haunted places before and they are stunning.

My Oma (grandmother) was sent there shortly after giving birth to my mother, who was hidden with relatives and then several unrelated families. She survived to eventually relocate my mother years later. Most likely she was not transported from Terezin to Auschwitz like her mother and others was due to her being in a 'mixed marriage' or Mischehe with my Opa who was a German soldier. He also survived the war and they subsequently came to America. Her stories of Terezin were chilling.

i was there three years ago. its a haunted place, you could feel it

Dang, that last one shot up to 220kg before settling down when it burned itself up.

One of most shameful places on earth

É bom lembrar que os aliados mataram 40 milhoes só na Alemanha com os bombardeios sobre cidades onde viviam mulheres, velhos e criancas. Bombas incendiarias incineravam as criaturas. O mal do apego, orgulho, vaidade, egoismo é a causa de todos os males e ainda hoje está em muitos de nós.

This looks very good. Maybe you can use epoxy resin mixed with alumina as the Laval nozzle of KNSB engine. After testing, this material performs quite well on small caliber engines

What rocket fuel did you use on the last one

math n physics at its finest ..

Beautiful flight! 580 m/s, not too shabby! What motor did you use?

Lol awesome I wish I had seen this the day it came out, it would have been a nice birthday gift lol.

Dang, the throat burned through on that last one, I wonder how much thrust was lost from that, it already put out a ton of thrust _with_ the blowout. Pretty nice looking rockets, are you using HTPB as your binder? I just started making APCP motors myself, it's turned into a fun hobby.

Cemetery like any other cemetery. All cemeteries have eerie and negative vibes because it's where people are buried, and death overall doesn't sit well with most of the people. Nothing special, want to visit really spooky place? go to place where huge accidents happen with large number of victims. That is truly spooky, to think of all lost souls, taken before their time. This? just a regular cemetery. Nothing spooky.

😪😪 same as russian-nazi do nowerdays in Ukraine. How people could be so cruel

From here, one ought to visit st George church of ghosts in lukova.

I have been to Theresienstadt/Terezín and I can say that it was not fun but interesting from a historical perspective. I really recommend people to visited an concentration camp in there life to full grasp all the horrors that happened under the holocaust.

My goodness

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Wow

Palestinians

Hello ! Fantastic vid and rushs ! I'm making a video about scary/mysterious places in the Czech Republic, I'd like to illustrate this place with a part of your video ? Would you be ok if I mentioned you on your rushes in a corner of my video ? Thanks a lot 🤗💪

I would like to put that joint in my bucket list and Also the Jude cemetery in Prague.

I visited this place in 2013. I still have the coin and postcard I got there. It was haunting to see such a place in real life. A place where so many thousands of people were murdered

Yeah ive been there, that feeling i got there is undescribable and i am pretty much a sceptic. Very eerie and negative sone spots more than others but overall very very bad!

The Truman show

Beautiful video! I will be there in less than a month now. I can hardly wait!

This is like when the soviet union fooled western reporters about the starvation in the Ukraine.

This history needs to be told many times, each day, in many places. Why? So it does not happen again.

Very nice video. I am from the Czech Republic. I can confirm the information contained in the video. You only forgot about one thing: It was not only the village Lidice that got wiped out, but later also one more village called "Ležáky".

can you tell me your apcp composition?

this is so very sad, all those poor lost souls ,its heartwrenching to see how inhuman people can be to each other.

My grandparents were deported to Terezin then in September and October 1944, sent to Auschwitz and murdered in what would be the last gassing of Auschwitz. Mans inhumanity to man continues as Putin attempts to claim Ukraine and commit genocide on the peoples of Ukraine poisoning the Russians with propaganda. Such cruelty in this world continues unbelievably.

Visited today. Never forget the past

How incomparably awful. I pray that the souls of those imprisoned there have found peace and rest. We must never forget the crimes of the Holocaust and Aktion T4 programme.