All verdicts from the Nuremberg trials

All verdicts from the Nuremberg trials

[@edwardloomis887]

For the record, Ernst Kaltenbrunner wasn't just a "High-ranking Austrian SS official," he was Reinhard Heydrich's replacement as the head of the Reich Security Main Office, which included Sicherheitsdienst (SD), Geheimestattpolizei (Gestapo), and Kriminalpolizei (Kripo). In other words, he owned every civilian and military torture victim and murder by the Gestapo and Kripo across Europe from 1942 on.

[@alexanderkordas682]

Was appointed to the position in early 1943. Till then Himmler personally, filled in for the murdered Heinrich.

[@isabelcantangracia2759]

Y qué fue sentenciado gracias a las fotos del español prisionero en Mathausen Francisco Boix que demostraron que conocía los campos de exterminio. Aparece en una foto visitando ese campo. Los españoles guardaron los negativos.

[@Sanchuniathon384]

@@isabelcantangracia2759 I think Kaltenbrunner would have been sentenced to death just by way of leading the RSHA.

[@gustavusadolphus6097]

When the discord chat gets leaked

[@intergalacticolive]

Mf nobody cares if a discord groupchat gets leaked. Unfunny & overused

[@mthecatholic1481]

@@intergalacticolive What about Telegram group chat instead? 😅

[@ndingounou5380]

​@@intergalacticolive lmao, then you must have a trashy discord chat.

[@huskpl3yz358]

​​@@ndingounou5380i dont think this guy even uses discord

[@TankMasterGo]

​@@intergalacticolive What if we leak your discord group chat?

[@leme686]

Governor general of the general government is a wild title..

[@nickpapadopoulos9978]

Context:The general government was the nazi collaboration government in Poland

[@corneliusmcmuffin3256]

The General Government (Generalgouvernement) was the German occupation government for Poland, responsible for overseeing many concentration camps (not including Auschwitz since that part of Poland was directly occupied by Germany.)

[@ChrisDunn-c9r]

Sounds like a dei post..

[@xr6lad]

@@corneliusmcmuffin3256I think we know that.

[@shutup2751]

the general goverment was to become a German province eventually, Poland would cease to exist completely

[@cptkilimanjaro3738]

Not surprised von Braun doesn’t even appear on the list. “Oh, you make rockets? Come be the director of our space program, and we won’t try you.”

[@a2falcone]

The Nuremberg trials were for high ranking political and military officials. Von Braun wouldn't have been there anyway.

[@scoggins07]

Well he ran towards the American/British lines instead of the red army when Hitler had ordered all scientists to be executed instead of being captured by the allies.

[@Lerxst]

​@@jpip1382plenty of Americans could have made this list

[@shutup2751]

Von Braun would not have been trialled alongslide these guys anyway, he wasn't a high ranking official of the state

[@noobiamyes4853]

@@shutup2751he was Stijl responsible for the v-series and therefore leader of a part of the war effort

[@drunkenrampage1588]

This wouldn’t have happened if Saul Goodman was alive during that time.

[@davidscott2821]

Saul was a conman

[@crimsoniteyt1]

nah if they had jayoma

[@a2falcone]

With that pseudonym, he wouldn't have been alive.

[@Inevercared3540]

Why wouldn't you want nazi war criminals found guilty? Weird.

[@headlight-dz3jo]

​@@davidscott2821implying that lawyers arent liars

[@gaelvillafuerte130]

Still crazy how Speer made it out there with life

[@Significantpower]

The 20th Century's biggest slaver

[@johnroscoe2406]

Compared to the others Speer was close to the bottom of evilness. He still got a life sentence, it's not like he got a slap on the wrist or something. I think one of the mitigating factors they took in to consideration was that Speer was more like a "punch clock villain." He couldn't really have cared less about Nazism. He just wanted to come to work, design what they wanted design, and go home at the end of the day. If the government provided him "unpaid labor" then "so be it." The lack of true ideological commitment to Nazism most definitely played a role. This isn't a defense, But it is realistic.

[@horthymiklosgaming9188]

​@@johnroscoe2406this is a myth that was made up by speer and supported by historians at the time making it a mainstream myth,he had full knowladge of the holocst and had visited some of the camps too with approval of their expansion.

[@Significantpower]

@@johnroscoe2406 He only got 20 years despite running the forced labour program.

[@johnroscoe2406]

@@Significantpower Fine 20 years. Doesn't invalidate what I was saying.

[@deutscheseele]

Oh! The Chairman of the Krupp AG was "medically unfit for trial"😂

[@RedHairedWarlord]

It’s because they indicted the wrong guy. The guy they actually put on trial had been medically unfit for some time and his son was actually running the company. They tried to amend the indictment but the court didn’t allow it.

[@andrewcarpenter687]

Of course, you think they didn't love the Krupp? ALL the illuminati families cashed in their chips...private industry doesn't care what countries are destroyed for profit..

[@AlexanderofMiletus]

When the group chat and lunch table transcripts get leaked

[@svendolepoulsen8734]

A way too general description of Kaltenbrunner. He was in fact appointed chief of RSHA after Heydrich thus becoming head of the govermental office that had bore the main responsibility for the execution of Holocaust and other highly organized atrocities. He was simply in a class of his own among the accused.

[@alexanderkordas682]

He was appointed in early 1943, till then Himmler personally, filled in for the murders Heinrich. Also by early 1943, already more than 4 million Jews had been murdered, and with or without Kaltenbtunner, the machinery of mass murder, would have gone on. That doesn't mean, he didn't deserve the death penalty.

[@TheHrdza]

I just cannot wrap my head around Hoess and why he didnt get hanged. How commandant of Auschwitz was able to convince those judges he only followed orders or some bs like that.

[@Zerutex]

Kaltenbrunner ist the GOAT

[@Yanramich]

​@@Zerutexwho died and made you an electrician

[@therealmrfishpaste]

And, all hanged on the same day by the same guy....

[@Kkkokp]

"free my homies from prison !" bro's homies :

[@Love_Strucken]

Fun fact: rudolf hess at 0:46 is my great great uncle and I still hold that last name. Also he was arrested in Scotland after he tried landing a plane to negotiate with the biritsh to get them pit of the war Also he was hitlers best friend all the way up to that point and one of hitlers right hand men

[@sirfanatical8763]

Really? How was your family viewed after ww2?

[@Love_Strucken]

@sirfanatical8763 nobody knows. Litterly only my family. Also I'm pretty sure some of my ancestor from Germany fought against german during ww2 so there's no shame on the last name Hess. Which is good because it mean people who have ancestors in the region of Hessen-Kessel

[@We_Felix]

Und wie genau heißt du?

[@c.lynnmiller5677]

Oh sure, and Paul Von Hindenburg is my 4x Great Grandfather, and my mother’s great great aunt had an affair with the Red Baron. See, I can make shit up too.

[@Lp-army1]

​@c.lynnmiller5677 why so pessimistic dude

[@freeman8128]

Martin Borman is known to have died on 2nd May 1945 while attempting to flee the bunker. This was confirmed when his remains were discovered in Berlin on 7th December 1972 and positively identified.

[@AbramsLockheed-bv9vz]

Holy crap guys from tno

[@alphaundpinsel2431]

I’m at the brink

[@KazembekGaming]

YO SPEER

[@matthewjones39]

guys is this a tno reference

[@Cappuccino_Rabbit]

Why i find so funny one of the very few who got acquitted was the ministry of public enligthnment and propaganda?

[@AttackHelicopter64]

same here ) that “silver tongued devil”

[@Cappuccino_Rabbit]

@@AttackHelicopter64 not only that, but i like to imagine they gave him that verdict just to learn a few tricks before he dies

[@AttackHelicopter64]

@@Cappuccino_Rabbit oh yeah. so many people got away with horrible stuff, just cause they could share some valuable info

[@jeanacremann2629]

Because he unoficially had the position for less than one day, the 1st of May. Simple as

[@oenrn]

I'm guessing it's because they were on trial for war crimes, i.e. stuff such as the concentration camps and the like. The Ministry of Propaganda likely wasn't directly involved in any of that.

[@willitbend7262]

Erich Reader and Donitz got the most unfair sentences. What a show trail! Life imprisonment and 10 years are ridiculous for navy admirals.

[@jonathangalindo8177]

"Getting imprisoned for committing war crimes is unfair" - New research said

[@willitbend7262]

@@jonathangalindo8177 look closer into Donitz case.

[@Panthertonk]

​@@jonathangalindo8177bro's yapping with knowing nothing at all

[@Luke-pg2nz]

@@jonathangalindo8177Funnily enough they were originally going to be executed for war crimes. Then they argued that the US Navy were committing the exact same offenses against the Japanese.

[@SolidAvenger1290]

​@@willitbend7262 the Laconia Incident & how the Allies committed a war crime saved Donitz. The man embrassed the Allied powers on the world stage after they tried for cover up the event and tried to appease the Soviets. After he exposed them, the Soviets wanted Donitz'e head but NATO command saw the pros of Donitz's submarine leadership which is one of many where the Anglo-US side considered having high German officials inside NATO leadership.

[@Spielfigur75]

As we all know, the winner is writing history. Operation Paperclip exempted numerous high ranked Nazis like Kurt Debus, Arthur Rudolph, Werner von Braun,... Operation Gladio, launched after WW2 used former SS officers to lead their units. Also project MK Ultra employed former Nazis for their horrible plans. And what about american nazis? Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood, honoured among librrals, was a leading figure of Eugenics and an inspiration of the Nazis as well as an honorable member of the KKK. Henry Ford and his antisemitic booklets were another inspiration for the nazis, only American mentioned in mein Kampf and receiver of the highest Nazi Order

[@mlbrooks4066]

There were many Nazi sympathizers in the US but not one of them I know of actually committed crimes for the German Nazis. Speak up when American Nazis commit atrocities

[@SomeGuy5555]

Quit yapping

[@Inquisitor1488]

The verdicts were given before the trial even began

[@XandateOfHeaven]

That's probably not true, there was likely negotiations between judges.

[@Homelander_1]

Investigate about the trials, the all got a chance at a fair trial.

[@Zion_z1488]

​​@@Homelander_1 "Fair trail" Suuureeeee, its not like they had most of the evidences for their defense destroyed by the allies, like the burned diaries of Yodel

[@Homelander_1]

@@Zion_z1488 nah homie defending nazi officers/generals😭 The trialy were more or less fair, with some obviously being a bit biased. Not like everybody was charged, there are some that managed to be not guilty

[@jaif7327]

@@XandateOfHeaven”I thought at the time and still think that the Nuremberg trials were unprincipled. Law was created ex post facto to suit the passion and clamor of the time.” -U.S. Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas

[@JohnsJohnson-ns5xm]

It would be interesting to have a video of what the real sentences were I mean how many were commuted how many only served five or seven years and then went to work for the US government how many got scooped up operation paperclip, etc.

[@rubyridge3030]

There was no parole for anyone. Everyone who was sentenced to prision time had to do their full sentence.

[@kynx9r]

@@rubyridge3030you’re very, very gullible. Most Nazis imprisoned for life or longer sentences got out within a few years, as judges and policemen from the third reich kept their positions, at least in the west. Those people usually helped the nazis either get out, get shorter sentences or would simply help them escape. In the east it was different, here they actually killed the facists.

[@Newdivide]

Bormann wasn't found until his remains were discovered near a U-Bahn station

[@christianschwaiger2600]

Bormann was not hanging. His Body was found 1970.

[@Die-Sophie]

Hier steht auch, dass er in Abwesenheit zum Tode durch Hängen verurteilt wurde

[@lmperlum]

No it wasn't lol. He died in 1945.

[@christianschwaiger2600]

He died by Suicide on 2.Mai 1945.

[@richardarmstrong9770]

Watch Dr. Feltons series on Bormann. There's a strong case to be made he was the highest ranking Nazi to escape.

[@jackknall9966]

​@@richardarmstrong9770or rather don't, Mark Felton had been repeatetly caught plagarising and making stuff up, he should not be taken seriously

[@freeman8128]

Martin Borman was never captured. He disappeared from the bunker in 1945. His remains were found and identified decades later and it was established that he had been killed in 1945 while attempting to escape during the battle for Berlin.

[@klevishoxhalli585]

Maybe he made it to Argentina

[@freeman8128]

​@@klevishoxhalli585 AS I SAID: Martin Borman is known to have died on 2nd May 1945 while attempting to flee the bunker. This was confirmed when his remains were discovered in Berlin on 7th December 1972 and positively identified.

[@Achtermeyer]

Robert Ley - Reichstrunkenbold

[@drbluzer]

There were others that were on the lam during the Nuremberg trials , but many were caught later .

[@scoggins07]

Adolf Eichmann (mastermind behind the final solution)was living in Brazil or Argentina when he was finally captured by Israeli agents in the early 1960s eventually he was tried convicted and sentenced to death for his crimes.

[@BoatIsBoat]

Bormann was never even caught

[@yoyo93103]

Lmao they sentenced him while he was already dead

[@kevint5890]

He died in the Battle of Berlin

[@BoatIsBoat]

@@kevint5890 I don't think he did From Mark Felton's video on him, seems like he got away, fled to south america like most nazis did, and got reburied in germany after dying .

[@rollinwithunclepete824]

what is this music?

[@xpr3ss.755]

Epic le ebil natsees music

[@rollinwithunclepete824]

@@xpr3ss.755 Thank you!

[@ryback160]

Dead Wrong jeremy blake

[@rollinwithunclepete824]

@@ryback160 OMG! Thank you!

[@janek5468]

Polish man here. It makes my blood boil that Mengele, Goebbels and the painter are not on the list

[@mlewww1655]

Cry about it.

[@gigachad3457]

​@@mlewww1655follow your leader take cyan

[@jessicaregina1956]

🤣 Escaped Unalived himself Same What are u boiling about? 😂

[@jessicaregina1956]

Also not on the list Josef stalin. 😂 Quick, blood boiling!

[@snowmeows3342]

Hitler and Goebbels were already confirmed dead. No point in a trial for dead men

[@AustroHungarianEmpire1867]

POV: The discord server leaks

[@ianraffaele3993]

What music is this?

[@KieranDuffy1878]

Sadly the some of the beasts of the Reich like the Austrian Painter and Himmler escaped from the Soviets (and in Himmler’s situation he escaped from the British)

[@hrast4109]

"My spirit will rise from the grave and the world will know that I was right."

[@kayt9627]

Bill Cosby said this

[@stars-hk9uo]

i dont think the guys that mass killed millions of innocents were right

[@Cat_Guevara]

Okay Captain Third Reich, dont go full Lebensraum on usXD

[@life_is_a_myth]

Based

[@stars-hk9uo]

@@life_is_a_myth based on what, his mommy issues?

[@JESL_Only_1]

Truly amazing how some sympathize with Nazi criminals who never gave their victims a trial worth mentioning.

[@ayoungconservative1051]

It's not worth mentioning at all. Just because the defendant has rejected justice does not give the prosecution the right to do the same. A fair trial is the cornerstone of western justice and the fact they abandoned that principle during the Nuremberg trial regardless of who the defendants are or what horrifying act they committed means we should have some sympathy for those convicted in these trials. If not for the people themselves then the precedent it set for future trials.

[@JESL_Only_1]

@@ayoungconservative1051 You're entirely wrong in every respect and oblivious to the import of the postwar trials.

[@JESL_Only_1]

@@ayoungconservative1051 "...we should have sympathy for those convicted..." You mean THE NAZIS??? Gee, your own words. Wouldn't be unfair to ask if you're a Nazi sympathizer, now, would it?

[@JESL_Only_1]

@@jonlee333 Wow, such a stentorian reply. Get lost, punk.

[@JESL_Only_1]

@@jonlee333 Really? How so? Please lay out the pro-Nazi argument.

[@Byzantine_Vengance]

Good that people who had nothing to do with atrocities got sentenced for more than some of the guilty

[@The_Real_CharlesDeGaulle]

Karl Donitz Only got 10 years, I find that was deserved. during the Middle of the Trials, He Exposed that allied Bombers had Killed over 200 People on lifeboats that 5 German U-Boats were hauling to Safety from the Sunken RMS Laconia. As a result of said Incident, he had made the Laconia order, which stopped German U-Boats from rescuing surviors so that they wouldnt put themselves in Danger. The Prosecuters Used this order to try and convict him, but when he Explained why he had made it, They let him off with only 10 years. I also think that Erich Raeder should have been let off, maybe 15 years instead of life. Admirals in General usually dont do much in the way of atrocaties, As they dont usually order direct hits on Ships.

[@SirSpinalColumn]

@@The_Real_CharlesDeGaulleI don’t think any of the longer sentences stuck anyway, did they?

[@christianschwaiger2600]

Martin Bormann died by Suicide on 2.Mai 1945.

[@diegoandrade467]

He was sentenced in absentia since no one knew his fate until after the war. Many thought he was hiding

[@reanukeeves2k77]

No he most likely died in the crossfire while trying to escape Berlin, but no one knows for sure

[@cocogoatmilkersssss]

No one is sure what happened to him, quit the lying.

[@CosmicIsStoned]

​@@cocogoatmilkersssssthey found his corpse in 72 so you're objectively wrong.

[@diegoandrade467]

Never has anyone ever seen a group of people more deserving of sentencing. Except for Schact, most people here were some of the worst to have ever lived.

[@rogercude1459]

One day Putin will be joining them😂

[@Batka]

Rudolf Hess spent whole war in prison, and get life sentence... The whole trial was a joke.

[@gumpmosh]

Your life is a joke

[@Batka]

@@gumpmosh Educate yourself, it doesn't hurt...

[@gumpmosh]

@@Batka I can type the same for you, clown

[@melanienebula2550]

Lots of Nazis here

[@Fent_overdoser]

Where ?

[@stars-hk9uo]

thanks captain obvious

[@ChairMappingProductions]

yeah, where is the red army generals?

[@РинатАйджанов-о6л]

Где-то там рядом с генералами вьетнамской кампании ​@@ChairMappingProductions

[@thefumyandthechev]

​@@ChairMappingProductionsWell, judging them for what they did. Where else?

[@laithmughrabi8990]

Waiting for the congress.

[@wombatwilly1002]

No Paul Blobel or Otto Ollendorf?

[@michaelwernimont4410]

They were tried later. Ohlendorf was tried & hanged in 1951. The Nuremburg trials were simply the 1st of many war crimes trials over the years.

[@michaelwernimont4410]

Don't recall when Paul Blobel was tried & found guilty

[@renevalice3056]

Many of them escaping, and some being caught later (some incredibly old) is scary indeed. Diabolical even, when studying the ss and high command.

[@danielveselic8677]

Schacht being actually a honorable person, he turned his back aganist the Nazis - strongly disagreed against many Nazis prosecution against the Jews and other minority ethnics.

[@denfilm6005]

It’s a pity that the CPSU was not condemned in the same way. One thing is good: my relatives, convicted in the 30s, were rehabilitated in the 90s, but posthumously.

[@diegotrejos5780]

Beria was tried later, sadly too late for many people but at least one of the parasites that ruined communism didn't get through.

[@self-healing4]

Governer-general of the general government 😂 that's a mouthful

[@wingedhussar5528]

General Government was the part of Nazi occupied Poland that was not directly incorporated into the Reich.

[@Harldin]

16th Oct 1946, day of justice, never knew all the condemned were hung on the same day.

[@kralpetarkrescimeriv.terpi6043]

Justice? What about 536,000-839,000 of surrendered Croatian soldiers and civilians killed by Yugoslav Partisans (communists) by the free will of a British in 1945 'Bleiburg Massacre'. Tito partisans were worst than Soviets your 'allies'..

[@bleibaum9636]

And to my knowledge they were all hung in a sports hall

[@plutoniusis]

0ver 40 million casualties caused in Europe alone and that's it?

[@TheFrenchBaguettes]

What you mean that it most where hanged or imprisoned for life

[@redaug4212]

A lot of Nazi leaders were already dead or sluice-slided themselves (i hate youtube) before the war was over.

[@septimiusseverus343]

You do realise this was just the _first_ trial right? There were others, like the Judges' Trial, and the Doctors' Trial.

[@SpeculativeSpeculator]

Lol if you're going to blame Germans for the total causalities of WW2, you better be ready to blame Churchill and other allied leaders too

[@cr1tikal_arc]

the entente caused a ton of unjustified casualties in ww1 and received no consequences for it. well, i suppose ww2 was the consequence.

[@funbricks1]

I read this as " Ai writes outcome of nurenberg trial"

[@wrednax8594]

What sentence did Hitler get?

[@schnitzel_enjoyer]

He shot himself and his wife according to soviets. Sounds believable enough...

[@grizzlyowlbear3538]

He kinda skipped that part, I think

[@scipioafricanus2212]

It's kindaa obvious what sentence he would have gotten

[@Homelander_1]

🙍🏻‍♂️🔫🪦

[@SilverFang2789]

He wanted to check to see if his head was bulletproof. Spoiler: It was in fact not bulletproof.

[@jonahtwhale1779]

How was Streicher convicted?

[@georgestaunton6994]

He was "Jew-Baiter Number One". Nasty propagandist. Not to mention EVERYBODY hated him, even the other Nazis.

[@e0031-w5e]

How about Steiner? 😅

[@Nysocool575]

He faced Nuremberg trial but charges were dropped against him and he was released in 1948 then recruited by Us ,CIA for west Germany stuff I guess

[@Luke-pg2nz]

Was never prosecuted then worked for the CIA

[@baraxor]

He's still stuck outside Berlin.

[@Alexdabaguette-et6jd]

What did goering do apart from his job?

[@jonahtwhale1779]

The order for the Final Solution had Goering's signature attached.

[@Alexdabaguette-et6jd]

@@jonahtwhale1779 ohhhh alr thx

[@chrisgaming9567]

I think "doing his job" is an adequate charge in this situation.

[@gjhazard]

Werner Von Braun should be on this list!

[@Arminius1901]

Ah ja. Hier ist der grosse experte. Werner von braun war ein genialer Wissenschaftler. In wahrheit haben die deutschen das space race gewonnen

[@m.r4841]

@@Arminius1901Trotzdem war er Nazi Abschaum

[@johnroscoe2406]

No he shouldn't, even if the US didn't want him.

[@gjhazard]

@@johnroscoe2406 tell that to the Jewish ghosts of Peenemünde. Learn your history! He was a war criminal!!

[@scotchgod8478]

Utter Bullshit! Arthur Harris should be on this Lust!

[@dextercochran4916]

Ok, but what were the charges?

[@gigachad3457]

War crimes,crimes against humanity, genocide, hate speech,experiments and more

[@dextercochran4916]

@@snowmeows3342 For some of them.

[@martinsohajek6111]

You, who cry here about the justice of the winners, think about how you would handle the situation? The world experienced something so shocking to them that the aforementioned are lucky they were not lynched to death instead of a trial. The trial itself was also definitely not pure winner's justice and only in two cases can it be said that the punishment/guilt was wrong.

[@jonahtwhale1779]

Why were Germans charged with the Katyn Massacres at Nuremberg? A fair trial does not charge people with crimes they know were committed by others.

[@chrisgaming9567]

@@jonahtwhale1779 Probably because they're the ones who did it?

[@MrNukedawhales]

it was pure "winners justice" because only the losers where put on trial. in a "just system" everyone who commited war crimes or crimes against humanity would have put on trial, independent of the side they fought for. the war crimes of the winners were either ignored or celebrated. secondly, im not sure how you can talk of justice, when they got it wrong - in two cases as you claim. 2 out of 24 doesnt sound like a good rate, does it?

[@martinsohajek6111]

lol, 2 wrong cases out of 24 is still a lot better than what you are experiencing in your Murica on daily bases...

[@nkt0811]

only one SS member gets in thr trial while others are nowhere to be found or already dead, especially Eichmann…

[@metallampman]

Doniz moved to the USA and lived his life out here ? why is this ever allowed ?

[@Ogmios667]

Wtf are you talking about, sober up.

[@The_Real_CharlesDeGaulle]

Karl Donitz Only got 10 years, I find that was deserved. during the Middle of the Trials, He Exposed that allied Bombers had Killed over 200 People on lifeboats that 5 German U-Boats were hauling to Safety from the Sunken RMS Laconia. As a result of said Incident, he had made the Laconia order, which stopped German U-Boats from rescuing surviors so that they wouldnt put themselves in Danger. The Prosecuters Used this order to try and convict him, but when he Explained why he had made it, They let him off with only 10 years. I also think that Erich Raeder should have been let off, maybe 15 years instead of life. Admirals in General usually dont do much in the way of atrocaties, As they dont usually order direct hits on Ships.

[@jeffkardosjr.3825]

What's this nonsense? Bormann was missing at the end of the war.

[@BillyMaysFan95]

Everyone needs to watch Europa: The Last Battle. This documentary truly changed my perspective on WWII.

[@SilaenNaseReborn]

no way bros telling us to watch a far right nazi documentary 😂😂

[@theultimateglobgogabgalab648]

Watched it, it's ridiculously filled with bullsh*t, nazi stoopid 'documentary' with no real proofs

[@snowmeows3342]

Never knew that the painter made movies too! Thanks for the recommendation Von Ribbentrop!

[@genericname998]

how about the war crimes of the allies?

[@baraxor]

S.S.G.H.

[@The_Real_CharlesDeGaulle]

Karl Donitz Only got 10 years, I find that was deserved. during the Middle of the Trials, He Exposed that allied Bombers had Killed over 200 People on lifeboats that 5 German U-Boats were hauling to Safety from the Sunken RMS Laconia. As a result of said Incident, he had made the Laconia order, which stopped German U-Boats from rescuing surviors so that they wouldnt put themselves in Danger. The Prosecuters Used this order to try and convict him, but when he Explained why he had made it, They let him off with only 10 years. I also think that Erich Raeder should have been let off, maybe 15 years instead of life. Admirals in General usually dont do much in the way of atrocaties, As they dont usually order direct hits on Ships.

[@LordValorum]

The most evil list of indictments in history

[@Azerbaijani-TalyshYusuf]

Thats why i like Speer..at least he just not get in prison forever😂

[@Maasa_FIN]

Who are these handsome men in nice uniform?

[@youcefsiouda]

Criminals (a bit less for the admirals)

[@JEWNITED-SNAKES-OF-WEIMAR]

@@youcefsiouda Nope

[@youcefsiouda]

@@JEWNITED-SNAKES-OF-WEIMAR Nope what ?

[@JEWNITED-SNAKES-OF-WEIMAR]

@@youcefsiouda Rebuked your statement.

[@napola88]

The most ridiculous trial of all time..

[@EhrenamtlicherAbschiebehelfer]

It's only a war crime if you lose the war.

[@EhrenamtlicherAbschiebehelfer]

@@TristanBlack91 Where are you from?

[@napola88]

@@TristanBlack91 The fact that u think that ww2 and Afghan war are comparable politically is just the demonstration of your ignorance. Where is the trial for the extermination of almost 5mln germans in Poland-Czechia-Kaliningrad-Hungary-Romania? Where is the trial for the concentration camps in USA for Italians and Japanese? Trust me, u gotta be very ignorant to realistically think that the Nuremberg Trials has been made for justice, Germany scared and scares the international financial world so the jews, it was an advertisement for whole Europe.

[@napola88]

@@TristanBlack91 The fact that there was no international law when they did it? Its like if I put you in jail because today I made a law that says that eating pizza is illegal and you ate one yesterday...

[@EhrenamtlicherAbschiebehelfer]

@@TristanBlack91 To see if your people is free from guilt.

[@TheHrdza]

I just cannot wrap my head around Hoess's sentence and why he didnt get hanged? He was literally commandant of Auschwitz.

[@oopoop-v3i]

May be because nobody among the Allies was fighting this war for the jews, nobody cared about the Holocaust.

[@nyancat7053]

tortured forced to false confession

[@ANTI_FURRY_UTFP_CRUSADER]

True...

[@wombatwilly1002]

Russians do that.

[@rubyridge3030]

Nobody confessed😂. Thats the reason the got the death sentence.

[@nyancat7053]

@@rubyridge3030 bet

[@rubyridge3030]

@@nyancat7053 I have listend to a lot of the tapes and they did not confess to wrong doing. With the exeption of Albert Speer.

[@uranium7640]

Bormann was never even caught how u gonna trial him bruh xd

[@Nysocool575]

That's why it's says sentenced in absentia mean he was not physically present at trials

[@tonychapman6334]

Only the losers face trial.

[@SilverFang2789]

Biscari Massacre... but I get what you're saying.

[@ndingounou5380]

To be fair some losers didn't face trial and got to work for nasa

[@Jamalfarmboy]

Many countries have charged there own generals with war crimes

[@waltuh11121]

​@@Jamalfarmboybut only when they are caught by press

[@Jamalfarmboy]

@@waltuh11121 I mean sometimes but if a soldier does something fucked up they get punished most of the time

[@Vrory77]

Insane almost all of them had at least seen the WW1, still they made WW2 Happen.

[@marcmacario-yt3td]

A trial ?

[@johnroscoe2406]

What are you implying? Speak plainly.

[@Inkyminkyzizwoz]

What do you mean?

[@stars-hk9uo]

yes, they got a trial

[@marcmacario-yt3td]

No more Wars 💕💕💕

[@Inkyminkyzizwoz]

@@marcmacario-yt3tdFar too idealistic

[@phoenixdelta346]

Israel Defense Forces leadership be like:

[@waltuh11121]

Biggest Bruh moment I've had in this entire week

[@JohnJohnson-zy5il]

@@waltuh11121so you support genocide?

[@leogavish5627]

Israel killed eichman and cukrus

[@youcefsiouda]

Israel is protected by the United Hebrew states of America

[@thomaschevalier9356]

Madness pure madness

[@riadhabidi9246]

no justice. it's a charade

[@fazediamond5671]

What would u do for justice for the killed

[@lmperlum]

100% justice

[@johnroscoe2406]

Let me guess, you like Trump and Putin don't you.

[@dvnk6971]

@johnroscoe2406 soy award of the week

[@johnroscoe2406]

@@dvnk6971 thanks for confirming

[@zakhwanrosli3519]

Now do the top 10

[@fwgigan7848]

Dang that’s brutal

[@St.Augustine-p7k]

Donitz, Jodl, Keitel, and Ribbentrop all got unfair sentences. Also, the fact that Speer got off with 20 years is wild.

[@alphaundpinsel2431]

10 years is fairly lenient to be fair, but yeah, I hardly see how just being head of foreign affairs warrants death

[@theguy3517]

​@@alphaundpinsel2431 I totally understand that Ribbentrop was an instigator and actively pushed for conflict in the late '30s, but this doesn't necessarily warrant death.

[@The_Real_CharlesDeGaulle]

I think How Donitz exposed the allies like that should have Gotten him Acquitted, or at least a much shorter Sentence.

[@dmw-js6ib]

Kangaroo courts just like we have in the UK these days

[@yw9113]

Based

[@ChandraGunawan-p8w]

​@@yw9113Based Because Now NATO Helping Ukraine

[@JoeyWarr]

Better call saul!

[@oti9884]

whatt did speer do

[@Ardeurquire]

What did Karl dönitz

[@The_Real_CharlesDeGaulle]

Nothing much, Karl Donitz Only got 10 years, I find that was deserved. during the Middle of the Trials, He Exposed that allied Bombers had Killed over 200 People on lifeboats that 5 German U-Boats were hauling to Safety from the Sunken RMS Laconia. As a result of said Incident, he had made the Laconia order, which stopped German U-Boats from rescuing surviors so that they wouldnt put themselves in Danger. The Prosecuters Used this order to try and convict him, but when he Explained why he had made it, They let him off with only 10 years. I also think that Erich Raeder should have been let off, maybe 15 years instead of life. Admirals in General usually dont do much in the way of atrocaties, As they dont usually order direct hits on Ships.

[@baraxor]

Those military men like Keitel and Jodl who were hanged remind me of what pirate Ann Bonney said to her colleague and former lover "Calico Jack" Rackham when he was sentenced to death: "If ye'd fought like a man you wouldn't be hanged like a dog."

[@O_homem_que_ri]

These officers did not fight like men. They engaged in invading countries which had not attacked Germany, signed orders that violate war rules, very likely knew about the atrocities against jews and prisoners of war, only to begin with.

[@burak3433]

​@@O_homem_que_ri so u think allies dont do such thinks like bombing civilians

[@O_homem_que_ri]

@@burak3433 they did, they bombed a nation well aware of an ongoing genocide in their land.

[@agoogleuser-kn7ho]

Thank goodness all ☠️ camps were in Soviet territory were few photos were taken. Can you imagine how ghastly it would be to have to see all that in the history books

[@daoss4620]

Are you mentally challenged? They were all around conquered territories, the worst ones were in Poland and Germany, Austria and one in Croatia. In our history books were plenty of photos and mandatory school trip to local former concentration camp.

[@Inkyminkyzizwoz]

*where few

[@brendanosullivan2484]

Why were they only in Soviet territories?

[@SketchG]

Most of them were in polish territory tho

[@braydenfarrell1177]

​@@brendanosullivan2484 Most of the European hewish population lived in eastern europe, there was also more unused land That being said, there were several camps in the west, although most were transit camps

[@logicA_2]

RIP to all.

[@mthecatholic1481]

They went straight to Hell as none of them repented.

[@tankman5783]

Bro they are NOT in peace 🙏☠️

[@stars-hk9uo]

nah dw guys he probably meant rest in piss

[@TankMasterGo]

Skill issue

[@Koitern]

Not at all. ​@@TankMasterGo

[@Rifqiethehero]

These guys are so famous that they decided to cosplay as them in israel! 🍉

[@Homelander_1]

Calling Israel nazis is so dumb😂

[@N7_Jedi]

​@@Homelander_1 ok homelander.

[@stars-hk9uo]

kinda ironic calling jews nazis

[@davidspr6938]

Ironic considering palestine helped nazi germany and wants to do the second holocaust lmao

[@garethfieldstead7547]

Hero in his own head sad little 💩🧠

[@Amai-Kurvi-Tasch]

Biggest kangaroo court in history

[@Rainers_rules]

Real. The trials were comperable to making a German take trial in Isreal

[@Amai-Kurvi-Tasch]

@@Rainers_rulesThats right. Many Wehrmacht generals were simply doing what a soldier is suppose to do：answering his duty. They werent involved in the racial game started by the SS. General Keitel was sentenced to death despite he was innocent，only after decades after the “trial” he was decleared to be innocent.

[@aleksklyar]

Большинство из немецкой армии вообще не было приговорено. "Делать то, что говорят" - это не отговорка

[@JEWNITED-SNAKES-OF-WEIMAR]

@@aleksklyar OK bolshevist

[@SgtLom]

What crimes did they commit? That would be interesting to know...

[@ANTI_FURRY_UTFP_CRUSADER]

Opposing zionism.

[@stopmotionharry8989]

Genocide, mass murder, war crimes, violation of the Versailles Treaty, violating nation’s independence

[@yanek1]

​@@ANTI_FURRY_UTFP_CRUSADER you're actually so fucking delusional it's not even funny

[@chrisgaming9567]

@@ANTI_FURRY_UTFP_CRUSADER Zionism wasn't very significant at that time

[@mp9313]

You could read it up by yourself, the results of the proceedings are not closed to the general public.

[@marzioscarmozzino3184]

What did Dönitz do 💀🙏

[@stopmotionharry8989]

He was responsible for the whole U-boat campaign

[@Well-l4v]

@@stopmotionharry8989yet the laconia incident kept him alive for atleast 30 more years

[@germanmandalorian3514]

What Crimes has Dönitz done again that he got a 10 Years? Was it the Laconia Order? The Order that he given after a Submarine calls the Allys for Human Aid for a Crew of a Ship the sunk and got a RAF bombing for it? A big fighting point but sure there is more, i am to lazy to search for myself.

[@davidpowell6098]

The Allies should have been tried too, there were plenty of war crimes committed by other nations. The trials were a charade, nothing more.

[@kolla5415]

Especially the Soviets. They committed atrocities as well in Poland, Germany and other East Europeans countries.

[@derps8690]

the fact that you think the allies committing a few war crimes is anywhere near equal to the state sponsored genocide the nazis were doing is laughable. just say you simp for hitler lol

[@dragoncito1834]

​@@derps8690 Bro there were also brutal famines , what about the famine caused by Churchill in India ? Millions died because of that.

[@derps8690]

@@dragoncito1834 1. the famine that killed millions of indians during ww2 was *not* caused by churchill, it was caused by the japanese invasion of burma. churchill actively attempted to aid the affected regions, but his requests for aid from the australians and the united states were rejected due to the logistical nightmare of it. the japanese controlled the seas in the region at the time and any/all aid would have been sunk. 2. the famine was not an example of state sponsored extermination of a particular people nice try with the whataboutism though, kraut!

[@johnroscoe2406]

lol look at you little Nazi lovers how adorable.

[@jolts2779]

Holy shit this comment section kinda sucks

[@algiz21]

This was a witch hunt not a trial. These men were all sentenced because of things they didn't do.

[@thepakistanipotato]

I mean being governor general of the regime who murdered millions of poles, might be a justifiable cause for the death penalty

[@algiz21]

@@thepakistanipotato didn't happen

[@thepakistanipotato]

@@algiz21 oh mb, but I guess the Soviet war crimes against German civilians did happen right? Why believe that Stalin built gulags and caused the holdomor then turn around and tell the polish that the Germans did nothing to them?

[@algiz21]

@@thepakistanipotato because the jews and bolshevik scumbags profit greatly of telling these lies making the public opinion be influenced to think that they were the good guys and the saviors. Germany actually discovered these horrible things like the katyn massacre and assembled an international red cross committee about it and they released their findings but they were shit down by the UK even though the polish government in exile supported the claim that the soviets were the perpetrators but they were pressured into accepting the false claim that it was Germany's fault so that they would not strain relations with the soviets. The soviets just blamed Germany when the massacre was discovered.

[@NGermanEdits]

@@algiz21How come there are dozens of Concentration Camp ruins and records of the hundreds of thousands of people the SS killed. You should visit the „Museum of Terror“ in Berlin. Hopefully this will open your eyes, there is so much proof, you just have to look it up

[@pizzafritze12]

Schauprozesse

[@Tomme_S]

Ungerechte Siegerjustiz. Nur Gott urteilt gerecht

[@mocalzkrkonos1793]

WE defeated the wrong enemy...

[@ANTI_FURRY_UTFP_CRUSADER]

PATTON SAID IT we fought the wrong enemy indeed....

[@ZlXer0]

>"wrong enemy guys" >6 million in innocent ppl dead + war casualties + war crimes

[@JEWNITED-SNAKES-OF-WEIMAR]

@@ZlXer0 The first part? Never happened. The war casualties and crimes? Uh, look into the fire bombings of the "allies" ALL LIES.

[@quantumfall9930]

@@ANTI_FURRY_UTFP_CRUSADERPatton also had a romantic affair with his niece.

[@mocalzkrkonos1793]

@@quantumfall9930 and who doesnt? look at our governments lmaooo such a pedos

[@funkynugget1482]

Torture based confessions

[@NS_Kat]

Kangaroo 🦘 court 🤣

[@skizochad]

Karl Dönitz and Erwin Rommel, real men among wolves

[@RyanGoslingthestonecoldsigma]

Well I mean Rommel was quite complicit with the crimes of others and helped to cover it up but for the most part he didn’t do anything as bad as most of the other senior officers, with donitz I would say it’s quite fair but I think the punishment should have been harsher

[@The_Real_CharlesDeGaulle]

@@RyanGoslingthestonecoldsigma In my Opinion Donitz should have had a shorter Sentence. He didnt do much in the way of atrocities, and even agreed with the actions of the U-Boats during the laconia incident. The only reason he made the Laconia order was to Stop the U-Boat crews from Injuring themselves whilst trying to Save others.

[@me-262gamingluftwaffememin2]

kangaroo court that would make NYC jealous

[@johnroscoe2406]

LOL Wow what a surprise; a Trumper who likes Nazis.

[@marlon8095]

​@@johnroscoe2406Rent free.

[@wolfsko7072]

Most rigged trial in history…

[@yw9113]

We don't care

[@ChandraGunawan-p8w]

​@@yw9113They Can be Useful Against Russian.

[@ChandraGunawan-p8w]

​​@@yw9113Not They Finally Seems Forgive Nazism by Helping Ukraine

[@francisdotso8594]

Sham trial, coerced confessions

[@JESL_Only_1]

Don't hold back, Nazi symp.

[@mannerheim6208]

They literally murdered millions what the hell is wrong with you. You’re either racist, dumb or both.

[@lmperlum]

Lol. Keep coping. You lost the way pretty bad. Embarrassing really.

[@infinitehazard5197]

​@@lmperlumCry more retard, you're a racist and a homophobic russo. You support the Russian invasion

[@SpeculativeSpeculator]

The only one coping here is you. Look at the state of France and Britain today. Was it really worth it just to protect the balance of power in Europe and the interests of Jews?

[@SvinoreZ322]

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