Band Of Brothers Concentration Camp Clip

[@jeanthemilitaryhistorianbr1243]

You know what makes this even worse? The fact that there are people that deny this.

[@dun0790]

Ignorance is bliss unfortunately

[@Daniel130782]

There something thats even worse than that. The real thing was 1000 times worst than what is shown in this clip.

[@alonreshetnik5347]

@@Daniel130782 true, some people that survivad that say that "every day some guy would come and take the body's of the people who died of starvation" or the hard part they tricked them, saying they will should "Wash themself", putted them in a bath and burned them, the ashes were thrown to the river.

[@tonytotten408]

🙏 millions of innocent people barbaracly slaughtered on the commands of a dictator and I'm not going to mention his discusting name .and I totally agree 💯 yes they can deny all they like and may they rott in hell for causing all this and I don't get why people buy there German cars or goods and there government is still trying to control europe ??? Same with China and north Korea boycott them all now 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿. 👍🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@jeanthemilitaryhistorianbr1243]

Still trying to control Europe? What are you talking about?

[@Krissshereee]

I can’t even imagine keeping my composure of seeing this and having a person hugging me and thanking me for saving them.

[@trevorkremenliff4996]

You wouldn’t be thinking about how grateful they are to be saved you would be thinking about this 1:59. And who’s gona pay for it.

[@bennytherollinstoner1932]

Especially at 18 10 20 years sometimes even younger!!!

[@cyberus1438]

I was a soldier in the American Middle East campaigns and a few others. Seeing this? I honestly don’t think I’d be able to deal with it. It’s too much

[@SouthernNihilismFront]

@Trevor Kremenliff absolutely disgusting how degenerates try to justify this

[@thiagoalbornoz5062]

Having a broken man hug you and as you try to hug him back you feel his ribs and back bones due to how starved he is, this part was just as traumatizing as any fight in the show, the episode lasts an hour but it all went by so quickly

[@stzfxn066]

That Serb holding his dad in his arms asking for help really mad me sad

[@jureboras2196]

Maybe he was not serb

[@andre_cinelli]

@@jureboras2196 Croatian, Bosnian ?

[@danialvarikoke1718]

Quien pregunto?

[@eazye2926]

@@andre_cinelli Acctually it is Serb. Croats are ustashe and Bosniaks are Serbs

[@xxzerixx2214]

I think he was a Cration,because of accent

[@paisleerose9971]

This part f***ed me up. I had no idea the soldiers didn’t know what they were walking into

[@leoevans1839]

Paislee Rose ye u gotta appreciate that before around this point, literally none of the outside world had any idea about the concentration camps so u can’t even begin to imagine what it must have been like for an allied soldier walking in there. It’s easier for us to digest it bc we know all the history but if u had no idea what to expect just imagine what that wld have been like... scary thought

[@maxfrankow1238]

Leo Evans Know that quite a few Germans felt the wrath of US soldiers after this.

[@paisleerose9971]

Leo Evans right, when I watched it the first time I started to realize what was happening and starting muttering about why they didn’t know and then my boyfriend told me the world didn’t know

[@chezsnailez]

Actually the New York Times - The Newspaper of Record - had plenty of information about the camps but chose to bury it so deep even the fish at the Fulton Market never saw them.

[@DamoRzR]

Yeah big shame USA didn't help sooner. And left it till last minute...

[@polimskigazija2697]

1:58 the man is yugoslav he said: people please help me i beg you ... he is still alive you can still save him please ...

[@myalaskalife5837]

😭

[@laczkolenard1993]

da sine

[@ivanzelic5626]

Ima balkanaca

[@DAN-sf6jd]

Napokon nas jezik u americkom filmu

[@karlokalas9144]

Naš je ❤😥✋

[@animelovers000]

I read something a few years back that the actors were not told about this scene until the day they filmed it. So their reactions here will real and genuine.

[@TarinClott]

They were told, they just hadn't visited the set. The producers offered to have the men visit the actual site in Europe, but they refused to try to replicate the authenticity of the shock.

[@richardlew3667]

War is horrifying. But for this, there are no excuses

[@oyuk4618]

But for Stalin who had killed just as many people (actually twice as much) is an excuse? If you're going to punish someone or something for a crime, do it fairly.

[@richardlew3667]

@@oyuk4618 We can all agree Stalin was way worse since he was a sociopath. All we can do is learn from history so that we don't end up repeating it

[@oyuk4618]

@@richardlew3667 i agree, but after the fall of Nazi Germany, muslims and indians are full in Europe, just a weird feeling y'know

[@oyuk4618]

@@unkn0wn3ntity86 you are German, yes?

[@timwijsman226]

This doesn’t even have anything to do with war anymore. This is simply a crime against humanity

[@YuktobanianPolkovnik]

To be fair, it's really hard to get an actor to literally be skin and bones as a lot of the survivors were.

[@Z95HeadHunter]

I know this is years old and all but... as brutal as a movie visual can be, it can never be as brutal as the real thing, in history class I've seen some real war footage of the camps being investigated, the things you see in those films are much more haunting than any movie can ever hope to be.

[@angelaschapiro4268]

My parents were liberated. Dad by Americans and mom by Russians.

[@Nick-oh6ms]

Angela Schapiro it's good to know my ancestors were able to help your dad

[@RydersWerkz]

that skin and bone old guy was cgi

[@UenoHarajuku]

For an actor to go “all-in”, they could literally die the next day. No one is going to go through that except cancer-patients.

[@JohnPaulZacharyFitz]

The US soldiers were seen as angels in the eyes of these poor people that day, in my personal opinion at least.

[@lukeeditx5022]

Most of the concentration camps were liberated by the Red Army, not the US troops. They weren’t “seen as angels” because they were American, they seen them as a saviour simply because they were now free, the Russians liberated the likes of Auschwitz and Treblinka while the Americans freed the more minor camps to the west of Germany and so forth. The movie had to be from the US position, as they always do, because they are made by Americans. Try to spot a bias when it is needed.

[@tancredifalconeri7419]

@@lukeeditx5022 To be fair this scene shows a minor camp indeed, as you can see by the small cabins. Still the americans are "angels" in the prisoners eyes. This tv serie is full of typical american exaggerations but not this one.

[@ethan9841]

@@lukeeditx5022 This is a minor camp as you can tell by its smaller size. But still, if you were stuck in a hellhole for many years and you finally got saved you would consider those men as angels. Also, Americans did liberate more major concentration camps like dachau,dora mittelbau, flossenberg and mauthausen.

[@ethan9841]

@@lukeeditx5022 Also the show is about the 506th regiment of the 101st airborne division and is based of a real story of easy company so of course it would be in the Americans side. Seriously, not everything is about the Soviets.

[@lukeeditx5022]

Sènor Yoda you’ve missed my point entirely. My point wasn’t that American soldiers didn’t liberate many camps, my point was that soviet troops liberated most camps and there is almost no recognition of it. “Not everything is about the soviets” you say.... most Americans wouldn’t have known that there were any other countries involved in the camp liberations. Most Americans believe they were the sole “saviour of Europe”. My point was, the men praised in the moment portrayed in this clip, shouldn’t be praised because they were American, and that there is a common misconception that the “Americans” are the “angels” in absolutely every scenario, particularly ones portrayed in popular media. Almost all WW2 movies take the point of view from the American “side”, bringing an undeniable bias to gullible people’s minds.

[@diond9927]

The worst thing about this that it was all real

[@exalionss8899]

moez hassan it was back then

[@tonyy4796]

hassan this actually happened smh

[@mcknightmom4]

Vicky David Red army did but still what the nazis did was brutal as well..

[@asher2297]

Dion D I wish it wasn’t

[@shortwaveespionage2412]

@@eelisipila6615 We do, you're crying about it. Hell, there are numerous movies and docs on Stalin's brutality, hell even Epic Rap Battles raps about Stalin's brutality. You just don't like this narrative so you poke and prod at it like every other denier and person who doesn't like this narrative. Ya'll need to grow the fuck up.

[@4janek184]

My great-grandfather was liberated from a concentration camp by the US Army.

[@alexandros1433]

Mine too,but then he returned back to his Homeland in Greece and all his fortune was gone

[@4janek184]

@@alexandros1433 well, my great-grandfather could never have a normal life, a loving family. He even went to prison for some time...

[@mohimshayan]

My great grandfather fought in the battle of Al alemien as an infantryman.

[@mootku12]

@@alexandros1433 Mine came back from Dachau, just few weeks after he came back to his family, russians took him away as an "american spy", because he was cured by them after the horror he went through inside the Dachau walls. Can't imagine what he had to overcome in russian prison but they probably tortured him for days before they finally put him out of his misery. His remains are probably still in some mass grave with other poor souls that were victims of the russians. Poland got from one shitty situation to another. Out war ended not in '45, but in '89...

[@4janek184]

@Bravo Mokeyy, it was a serious crime but he wasn't given a long term, the judge didn't want to send a former concentration camp prisoner back into custody.

[@Paleo659]

It’s horrible to think that this was actually a thing that happened. Worst of all is that after the war they were left to die with nothing to eat or drink. It’s lucky they were found when they were. Some of them weren’t so lucky unfortunately.

[@morva4498]

Happened in USSR too.

[@oggabooga5981]

What's worse to think is that all of these starving and dead inmates were actually the direct result of the allied bombings and attacks on Germany, and not intentionally inflicted by the Germans. Why would someone want to kill off their slave labor force?

[@hifi8844]

Its crazy to think this sort of thing is still going on in north korea

[@toserveman9317]

derp

[@szymonburda6455]

Unfortunately not only there. This is what is happening all over the world. The hatred create this. After second world war the genocide takes place even in Europe (Balkan war 1995 or better 90's, war between Tutsi and Hutu in Africa). Africa is a witness of genocide since XIX century to present time. What can i say as a polish conservative citizen? We know what war brings, but after all we know, the suffer is present without the war. Wne need dialogue between countries, but most important is that we need dialogue between humans, instead of goverments. Apologize for my english, but i hope you will understand what i'm trying to say.

[@T.J.Caldwell318]

Yeah it would of been like this if Hillary got elected. They were planning something that's why they wanted the guns

[@paulusradomski]

It happened in many places: in South Africa during British war with the Burs, in Belgian Congo (remember while you look at any Belgian king Leopold the 2nd monument, he made his money on this), in Soviet Union (Gulags) and many other places....

[@ChernobylPone]

America -cuff- ICE agents -cuff- Detention Centers. -cuff-

[@lucifersapprentice]

In war nobody wins and everyone loses. The ones who survive the horrors of war are never the same. Every country shaken by war are forever changed for better or worse.

[@TheKonga88]

Lucifers Apprentice Hey, it's you.. It's really you... Are you my mother? 😈😈👿👿👹👺👺👹👹

[@RoadragejustinEmpire]

@@TheKonga88 lol

[@bowlnow824]

so true.

[@andrewnicholson4811]

nobody wins

[@stalinethegreat2822]

Yes there is a winner in both world war,and its the usa:In the first,they launched they economy and industry,in the second,they economic opponent(Europe)got rekt,they tested they atomic weapon,upgraded there tech,installeted atomic tech in france,germany and japan,and forced them to do so.

[@astral9138]

“It is only those who have neither fired a shot nor heard the shrieks and groans of the wounded who cry aloud for blood, more vengeance, more desolation. War is hell.” - William T. Sherman

[@Алена-ь5ы7ч]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYG1g6Cse999iKs&bpctr=1589821947

[@creepycutiegoth4113]

2:23 That man who hug him and cried. The look on his face was shocked, and he still tried to console the crying man. RIP to the victims.

[@IjazKhan-em8ut]

Good mam

[@sprtnflame7517]

What victims lol

[@xkuba7800]

@@sprtnflame7517 uhm what?

[@asoru5573]

@@sprtnflame7517 idiots have some respect for them you fool, can't you understand the feel of the victims of more than 6 million Jews that were massacred in WW2?

[@pyrothefriendlyarsonist9195]

He's crying because he didn't think they'll be saved

[@sh4dy49]

You know the worst thing is? In real life, it was looking worse than in this film...

[@jirkazalabak1514]

We will probably never see a movie or a show where the horrors are being shown in full. I think that stuff would be unbearable for most audiences to watch. It´s just way too graphic and morbid.

[@deejasart7766]

@@jirkazalabak1514 actually there are few films that do show the true horrors of some of the camps.

[@flopster8139]

@@deejasart7766 which ones?

[@brian.phillips1985]

@@deejasart7766 That would probably be considered torture porn

[@fox2102]

2:30 That's probably the first affection that man has felt in years....

[@MichaelJ44]

Otto's Place I’d throw him off me. If a commie came up to me and started hugging, I’d get the SS to back me up. I felt sorry for that American actor. You could tell he never wanted to be hugged but was forced to in fear of being called anti Semitic.

[@dr.corneliusq.cadbury6984]

Not necessarily. Some of the camps had brothels.

[@williamacheson3569]

@@dr.corneliusq.cadbury6984 and you honestly think a Jew was allowed in one ?

[@dr.corneliusq.cadbury6984]

Kristie C Please see Konrad Morgen’s Nuremberg testimony (IMT Vol XX, pages 489-490). Of his 1943 visit to Buchenwald he says, “The prisoners were healthy, normally fed, sun-tanned, working...” [ellipses in original]. There were food shortages, but that toward the end of the war when German supply lines had broken down. “The installations of the camp were in good order, especially the hospital.” “They had regular mail service. They had a large camp library, even books in foreign languages. They had variety shows, motion pictures, sporting contests and even had a brothel.”

[@williamacheson3569]

@@dr.corneliusq.cadbury6984 you're a fucking neo nazi

[@reho7387]

When you see Americans parading around with a Nazi flag, think of this and then judge those who carry this flag in the same way you would judge the Nazis who did this horrific crime against humanity.

[@yourteamsucks2136]

They would be cheering at this scene.

[@batmenace15]

Neo Nazis are worse than the original Nazis. Not all of the original Nazis or German citizens/soldiers at the time knew of the true extent of the horrors of the Holocaust. A lot of them were duped into believing Hitler's nationalism and hatred were patriotism, and so many former Nazis who were outside of Hitler's inner circle were ashamed and horrified to know what was truly happening at the camps. Neo Nazis see all of this and either say it was faked or that it was beautiful and should be done more of. Neo Nazis see beauty in what some of the original Nazis are ashamed of.

[@natiquinn830]

In Austria you can get up to 20 years in prison for waving the Nazi flag ("Wiederbetätigung" VG §3), that's why fascists here are much more subtle (and therefore, imo, even more dangerous).

[@Drek492]

@@batmenace15 Fuck the "original nazis" the only reason they feel shame about it is because they lost the war and were forced to face the consequences of their actions, they would have been perfectly fine with it if they had won. I have 0 sympathy for these men.

[@michu1924]

Not nazists just germans

[@iammanofnature7227]

As I pointed out in the comment section of another KZbin video referencing the same segment from Band of Brothers: The liberation of these camps exposed extreme horror and barbarity, however the liberation of this particular camp didn't happen as portrayed in Band of Brothers. The camp depicted is supposed to be Kaufering IV which was a sub-camp of Dachau but the producers of Band of Brothers took some liberties with the facts: 1) The camp was actually found by elements of the 12th Armored Division (134th Ordnance Maintenance Battalion) in the early afternoon of April 27, 1945. When the 101st moved into the area on April 28 they were already aware of the camp's existence. 2) There was no one alive in the camp. When 134th Ordnance Maintenance Battalion stumbled onto the camp they found only several hundred bodies. It was later discovered that camp prisoners capable of walking had been force marched out the camp a few days before U.S. forces arrived in the area. Those prisoners who were too weak or sick to walk were killed by the camp guards.

[@crossbones2776]

They do say for dramatic effects and any rational person just knows. What it makes you feel better shut the fuck up.

[@Vodouful]

@@crossbones2776 Someone just educated you and that's your response? Your words add nothing of value.

[@anstjsdlr]

Then 101st didnt meet any survivors in the camp?

[@AndyP998]

@@crossbones2776 You must be mad now that you are so naive and everything you see in series is 100% real, then someone brought you down from fanboying AB101. ?

[@lauramackenzie1157]

This whole series is superbly put together. By telling the story of one company it tells us the reality of what they all faced. The bravery of so many who stood together against Nazi evil knew no bounds. A debt we can never repay.

[@carljohnson4473]

As a german this makes me furious and sad at the same time, to see what we did as people to others

[@boimemes3462]

Are you a white german?

[@carljohnson4473]

boi memes why this question? Does it matter? And yes I am

[@boimemes3462]

ok

[@bucketcrab8641]

You or in general today's Germans didn't do anything wrong. Please don't put yourself on blame.

[@Palestine4Ever169]

boi memes Are you Chinese or Asian

[@sm0kei38]

The man hugging, kissing and visibley thanking the soldier at 2:25 really breaks my heart

[@FreekillGaming]

Its Tom Hardy afterall, anyone wouldve hugged him😎

[@brianm8998]

The look on winters face ! he is a hardened soldier who has seen very thing war has to offer . Winters just can not take it in what his eyes are seeing . A truely moving scene .

[@oscarjohnson2130]

2:02 took me many viewings to notice the man being cradled was actually still moving, I wonder whether his extreme malnourished look was a CGI enhancement, or an animatronic

[@Scottyy788]

Probably practical puppet and cgi face, idk the video is pretty distorted

[@ivanjurisic1919]

The guy holding him says that he is still alive... fucked up

[@illinoismotionpicturestudi5065]

Well well well Oscar Johnson, I somehow found you again in a band of brothers comment section. I finally got around to watching the series and I just watched this episode today, it really got me, particularly that scene you mentioned where he held the guy in his arms. The thing that really stood out to me was his legs, and it was really disturbing that he was still moving. The thing that other people in this comment section have mentioned that makes this all the more scary, is that what we’re seeing here is significantly toned down from what it would have actually been like.

[@vodr8364]

"Guys help us, help us please, he is still alive, you can save him, i beg you..." That man was from Yugoslavia and those are his words, pretty sad.

[@consuminginternalorgans]

God bless every soul who had to go through this torcher, imagine the joy they must have felt when they saw the american soldiers for the first time. God Bless America, The UK, France, and all the allies that helped bring this to an end.

[@shenbunno7442]

Soviets did the most work for the liberation of Europe

[@consuminginternalorgans]

@@shenbunno7442 Weren't the soviets part of the allies.

[@consuminginternalorgans]

@BlinkVideoEdits Good point

[@FleurLavie]

@@consuminginternalorgans Technically were a War Machine that made the defeat possible, but not a good ally as you know what happened after WW2, the Cold War

[@ddandymann]

@@FleurLavie The cold war came about as much due to the Americans as the Soviets. The two superpowers were utterly ideologically incompatible so conflict of some sort was inevitable, their alliance in the war was only even a marriage of convenience and could never be a lasting partnership.

[@davidj3288]

My grandpa from Mexico fought with the us in Germany. Rip grandpa.

[@predatorjunglehunter7332]

David J tu abuelo fue un gran hombre, saludos amigo

[@liamweaver2944]

Respect to your grandfather, my friend. Do you know what unit he served with?

[@kylep3514]

Saludo a tu abuelo por pelear con nosotros

[@GC0077]

This scene made me tear up because I remembered something unreal. When I worked in retail. There was a regular shopper that came in every three months or so. Very nice very thin old man who had a strong German accent, but was in fact from Austria. He always smiled and said, "Hello young man..." when he saw me. I knew why he was there but he always asked if I could help him. I was the one who always helped him when he needed a water filter. He always wore long sleeves even during the summer. One day, after he was done shopping, he extended his hand to me to shake it(he never had before)he had his sleeves rolled up a bit and out of the corner of my eye, I saw the tattoo on his left arm. He thanked me for being kind to him and left. Lord knows what horrors he saw...I didn't ask, but I will never ever forget him.

[@Cinemaphile7783]

I met a survivor she was from Poland. She showed me her tattoo 😔🙏

[@GC0077]

@@Cinemaphile7783 Isn't it unreal? You serious don't know how to respond or even if you should at all. The things they saw...and here we all are bitching and moaning about petty things.

[@95garyl]

This was the most moving scene of the entire series.

[@joerusdale9064]

What series is this ?

[@95garyl]

@@joerusdale9064 band of brothers

[@CG-es3fs]

@@95garyl episode??

[@95garyl]

@@CG-es3fs why we fight

[@npcimknot958]

That moment you were complaining about yourself and your comforts and realize then realize the bigger picture..

[@MrDarkenWolf]

They actually made a great job with the CGI old man who's being carried.

[@gerbenzantingh4468]

MrDarkenWolf damn was that serious CGI!?

[@re1010]

He's not old. I think he's supposed to be the same age, but the conditions for him were worse than others.

[@shpokerman1355]

it was probbably cgi in the movie, but thats how they really looked like in real life, my grabd grabd parent was in the red army and he told me when they liberated a camp like this ,the people were 180cm height, and 35kg weight

[@Dorijan-vp9qm]

@@re1010 it was hes father

[@lautarosilva4174]

🤔

[@Truck--kun]

One of the more memorable scenes of this series. Still one of the most memorable scenes in anything i've watched, it's just so haunting.

[@delay2045]

This scene is so powerful. The actors did a really good job in this scene

[@iammanofnature235]

Yes, it is a powerful scene but it is not factual history...virtually everything depicted is completely bogus. The camp depicted in Band of Brothers is supposed to be Kaufering IV which was actually liberated on April 27, 1945 by the 12th Armored Division with the 101st arriving the following day.

[@theflyingcigar4370]

@@iammanofnature235 I did a quick search on this and sources say Easy Company along with 12th Armored Division discovered the camp that was part of the Kaufering complex in Landsberg

[@dominuslimo4147]

They apparently didn’t know they were going to film this scene until the day of so their reactions were genuine

[@CM-oy2kd]

I believe they looked worse than that

[@thekidernie2834]

C M yea for sure

[@denorochi5590]

You're right

[@kermit7063]

Like worse than you, um that's a tough one

[@nippy7425]

Jonah not surprising coming from a Fortnite player lmao look at that guys uploads

[@jolenaagapisou3803]

C M - I believe that too, no makeup could show the real horror of those poor people

[@jcn268]

If you thought this was bad none of you saw what the Japanese did to the Chinese.

[@privateerbouncher9622]

What Vietcong did to any civilian, even babies with bombs...

[@ashutoshkumar1960]

How about britishers starving 3 million Indians to death ..

[@traaotuong6107]

@@privateerbouncher9622 vietcond did nothing, USA soldiers are the real devil.

[@traaotuong6107]

@@privateerbouncher9622 www.wintersoldier.com/

[@sureiyaa1534]

@@ashutoshkumar1960 britishers lol

[@mekalio9159]

2:01 Translate from Serbian/Croatian: Help him, please, help him. He's still alive. Please keep him alive. Please.

[@edwardelric1370]

American people I am a French Gypsy and I thank you with all my heart for having saved my people during WWII. God bless USA from France thank you for 1917 and 1944 .

[@DHTCF]

Suddenly, every horror the soldiers went through must have seemed worth it...

[@gamingknight6995]

DHTCF what does that mean

[@DHTCF]

@@gamingknight6995 it means that the soldiers went through hell. But when they saw the victims of what they were fighting against, they must have thought it was worth it, to put a stop to such horrors.

[@Carrotyfungus1]

You really feel the shock of the soldiers, we been with these guys since D-Day. We seen them fight many battles, lose close friends, so imagine the horror of finding a concentration camp after years of war. I cried when I watched.

[@p3dofil754]

I from Poland, and we never forget

[@janis4538]

I am from Austria and we never forget! Fuck Nazis and send them to hell. I am sorry.

[@paulos7089]

@Советский Товарищ - Soviet Comrade 🇧🇷Nice irmão

[@xxCookiesLPxx]

After Poland was fallen, polish people supported the Nazis by telling them who was Jewish. Not only the Nazis hated the Jews.

[@karolsabielski9413]

​@@xxCookiesLPxx loool, Poles themeselves were murdered by Germans. 2,5 mln of ethnic Poles perished, as a result of genocide commited by German nation. Even Auschwitz was initially predominated by ethnic Poles. Last but not least, greetings to the KZbin censor, who deleted my previous comment. Yes, I'm aware those are uncomfortable facts to you.

[@xxCookiesLPxx]

@@karolsabielski9413 Today the polish government is trying to hide the participation of the genocide of the polish Jews. Most non Jewish polish people supported the Nazis. Afterwards when winners write history, these events got forgotten purposely.

[@whatageekknows]

Camp Prisoner: _Die Wachen… die Wachen haben heute morgen das Lager verlassen_ Liebgott: He said the guards left this morning, sir. _Langsamer, bitte, langsamer.__ ["Slow down, please"] Camp Prisoner: _Sofort verbrannten sie danach einige der Baracken…_ Liebgott: They burned some of the huts first. Camp Prisoner: … _mit der Gefangenen immer noch drinnen._ Liebgott: With the prisoners still in them, sir... alive. Cpt. Nixon: Jesus Christ. Camp Prisoner: _Aber einige von der Gefangenen haben sich versuchen danach zu_ …[???] Liebgott: Some of the prisoners tried to stop them... Camp Prisoner: _sie wurden getotet. getotet. getotet._ Liebgott: some were killed... Camp Prisoner: _Die Wachen haben nicht genug…_ [???] Liebgott: they didn't have enough ammo for all the prisoners, so... Camp Prisoner: _Sie tötete so viele sie können._ Liebgott: they killed as many as they could... Camp Prisoner: _Und… und… und dann verlässen sie einfach das Lager._ Liebgott: before they left the camp. Camp Prisoner: _sie fassen[?] das Tor hinter sich. Und gingen im Richtung Süden._ Liebgott: They locked the gates behind them and headed south.

[@kanyeslaptop9134]

I can’t find it on KZbin, but moments before this when the patrol team first finds the camp, is a scene that has stuck with me for years. Where fear suddenly turned into confusion. Horrors that man has never seen before.

[@farooqkhan1354]

War is always war. This is not good.

[@konstantinosnikolakakis8125]

This isn't war, this is beyond war, war is killing in battle, this was nothing of the sort.

[@PoliticusRex632]

@@konstantinosnikolakakis8125"WAR IS HELL"... General Stonewall Jackson.

[@KundiKalliosta]

that was genocide, not war

[@rookeva8688]

Farooq Khan war is always war Speech - 100

[@KundiKalliosta]

@Polish Hero Witold Pilecki Yes Pilecki, You have it right and it is very important to remember that!

[@cieraa7054]

2:21 That scene is stuck with me now.

[@RealWhore]

Ciera A it legit made me cry

[@kermit7063]

So is the life your mom gave u

[@kermit7063]

OK that took it to far

[@homiesbruh9301]

someone person you’re so rude

[@currymuncher0941]

It actully made me laugh my ass iff

[@1979RoadFan]

The Army unit that my grandfather was in liberated Ohrdruf camp. Visiting my grandfather until 2009, he would talk about WW2 and the different places he was. He would talk extensively about what and who. He only briefly mentioned 'the camp.' After watching Band of Brothers, I have a better understanding. My dad said he never before mentioned any of the camps, not a word. It shook him deeply, and had great difficulty speaking about it 60+ years later.

[@powerpuffmuse9191]

US soldiers were regarded as highly,there deeds were known throughout the world because of this act of kindness and mercy.

[@Mikey-pq4zf]

My Nanas cousins was one of the soldiers that liberated Dachau. When the paratroopers landed he said his buddies were taking jewllery from the bodies of their friends that were dangling in the trees. He survived the war

[@kermit7063]

Um

[@kermit7063]

Clap clap claaaap

[@kyee1713]

I believe this is a bit unrelated. They took stuff off their own guys is what I think he is stating. The unlucky paratroopers that got hung in trees by their parachute.

[@sinquiz5730]

Steven M He didnt say landed into concentration camps, just when they landed

[@eibbor171]

thats common no matter what side your on

[@alexamerling79]

People who deny this happened are disgusting.

[@shradhabohidar2907]

This is what once Robert Frost has once said...hatred is enough to finish the world

[@blondboozebaron]

Worst even, nothing, to do nothing is all.

[@ptiaptia7347]

shradha bohidar thank you!!

[@voiceofreason5230]

This scene was gorgeously done. Masterpiece!

[@laetitia-borgia]

02:00 I watched all of the 9 episodes pretty calm but I was totally unprepared for this scene. It made me break into tears and weep for hours. I don't know is it for the fact that I recognised my mother language or the fact that a greatest part of my both, paternal and maternal great grandfathers family, perished in the concentration camp in then independent Nazi state of Croatia. My great grandfather was a POW in Germany and returned home on foot, some 1200 kilometers, when the war ended. I am alive today thanks to both of my great grandmothers Mileva Vukadinović and Jelisaveta Maksimović who ran away in the forest to join the partisans and the resistance before the butchers could pick them up from their homes. They were both carriers of Commemorative Medal of the Partisans of 1941. ❤❤❤

[@comicstrip-pp4510]

The one speaking yugoslavian really got me. Didn't expect that he's from there and then it just got me.

[@jamesxia9523]

Yugoslavian isn't a language 🤦‍♂️

[@OkieTeacher918]

One of the saddest things I’ve heard from a soldiers testimony: “I saw large pile of children’s clothing...but not one child.”

[@MichaelJ44]

OkieTeacher Did they document the parks? Of course not. The camps were there to teach the children to respect Germans, and to teach the elderly that they should’ve respected the Germans. To quote a TV German presenter “They have been sent to a concert, until they can sing the tune”.

[@MrNeonz-fk2ky]

Michael Are you saying you support what the nazis did?!

[@MichaelJ44]

Mr. Neonz No. That’s not what I was saying.

[@redarrowhead2]

Women and children were normally killed on the spot since they weren’t expected to work. The same for the old or other wise unhealthy

[@MichaelJ44]

redarrowhead2 Oh whatever. Any evidence?

[@РамиляАхкамутдинова]

САМОЕ ОГРОМНОЕ СЧАСТЬЕ - ЭТО ОСВОБОЖДЕНИЕ ЗАКЛЮЧЕННЫХ! ЗАМУЧЕННЫЕ И ГОЛОДНЫЕ ЛЮДИ, СКОЛЬКО ЖЕ РАДОСТИ, ЧТО С ЭТОГО ДНЯ ИХ НЕ БУДУТ БИТЬ, УНИЖАТЬ, УБИВАТЬ! СЛЕЗЫ РЕКОЙ ЛЬЮТСЯ 😭😭 СПАСИБО ЗА ОСВОБОЖДЕНИЕ, СПАСИБО И НИЗКИЙ ПОКЛОН ОСВОБОДИТЕЛЯМ!

[@РамиляАхкамутдинова]

О БОЖЕ, СПАСИБО ОСВОБОДИТЕЛЯМ! ДО СЛЕЗ! 😭😭😭 ЭМОЦИИ ТАК ПЕРЕПОЛНЯЮТ! ЧТО ПЕРЕЖИЛИ ЛЮДИ, СТРАШНУЮ ВОЙНУ, УНИЖЕНИЕ И ГОЛОД! ВЕЧНАЯ И СВЕТЛАЯ ПАМЯТЬ ПОГИБШИМ!🌹🌹

[@jimjones8125]

I remember watching the whole series on BBC in 2001 when I was a 11yr old boy god I'm 30 now how time flys

[@jannepellonpaa]

2:21 this scene, the music, that crying, the look in both of the actors' eyes... Feels like someone thrusting cold knife in my heart.

[@faroffsuns8011]

German here. I can't express the sadness I feel when I watch movies like these. There are still some people who want these times back. This is making me sick. I'm glad my grandparents and great-grandparents weren't involved into this. Hitler destroyed everything, lives, families, homes, cities.. you name it. Old people in Germany never talk about this, but our generation will

[@АВР-т9е]

Как называется фильм из ,которого этот отрывок ?

[@izaakbecker4263]

American here. We fought on the wrong side, the USSR performed more atrocities than the Nazis. We should have taken down communism and the central banks when we had the chance... Nazi Germany was the first country to stick it to the big banks and were the most developed nation in the world and sought to help the people suffering Typhus. America did the same treatments with Mexicans and no one complains about that....

[@itsnotaphase2074]

Kaazi Wrecker nobody cares. Shut up about the Soviets.

[@faroffsuns8011]

@@izaakbecker4263 it'se not about who fought on which side, it's happened to people simply because they were Jewish. I do not and never will understand why they did this to them. Same goes to the english and spanish settlers who killed humans simply for living on land they "discovered" or torturing and killing africans simply because they didnt want to work. I don't care about all the politics, I care about humans who died without a reason.

[@loidforger8854]

I am a French Gypsy and I thank with all my heart the American boys, the Russian comrades and the British subjects for having saved my people from the genocide in 1945 God keep them.

[@deank7548]

Think how the real solider felt walking up to scenes like this. Sad to think humans r capable of atrocities like this and even worse some deny the holocaust even was real. Humanity needs to take a real long look in the mirror and see whats looking back :(

[@gzsunny99]

The prisoners in the concentration camp cried excitedly while holding the Allied soldiers. It is very touching.

[@eviljoker303]

What’s bad is that this can possibly happen again .😢

[@finger3306]

I mean it's happening in like 20 different countries rn😂

[@warnut8]

​@Anoyingmagpie777 It isn't happening in "palestine," but the side that YOU are rooting for wants to make it happen again.

[@skarecrow924]

​@@Anoyingmagpie777YOU are a LIAR and you have no shame. You DISGUST ME.

[@kasrakhatir]

Happened Multiple time afterwards. In East Europe, South America and Africa. As recently as 2018, About 25,000 Rohingya muslims were cleansed, but it was during ISIS hay days so nobody cared.

[@SwissMix-cv7ye]

Its happening in Gaza...

[@RedChicano]

My great grandfather was in the US Army (Tank Commander) and participated in the Normandy landings. While he didn’t liberate any camps that I know of, he had cohorts and comrades who did. God Bless every last soldier who fought against fascism and nazism.

[@calicojack6711]

For anyone interested, the man at 2:00 is speaking either Serbian or Croatian (I'm not a native speaker, so I can't tell as they are very similar) and he says: "People, help me. Please help, he's still alive. He can still be saved, please" Ljudi, pomozite mi. Molim vas pomozite, još je živ. Još ga možete spasati, molim

[@Senaleb]

heartbreaking scene, these young soldiers look so lost at this moment.

[@Cinemaphile7783]

There was a comment that I read from someone who said he was Serbian.

[@jonathansettles9123]

My grandfather fought in every major battle in Europe, recieved the medal of honor doing so. He also liberated a camp. I was so young so I never comprehended the magnitude of it and would just ask if there was fires or if he saw tanks. If I could pick his brain before he died in 98. Hes buried at riverside national.

[@wb6162]

My uncle was a chaplain in WWII and was with the first unit to liberate one of these camps. He said he lost 5 years of his life on the spot in grief and shock at what they saw.

[@wb6162]

Thibault Derese You’re an idiot

[@wb6162]

Thibault Derese They wouldn’t hear me

[@DjAcesOfficial]

The most powerfull scene of band of brothers

[@RealWhore]

Did anybody else cry when that poor Jew came up and cried to the soldier?? 😭😭😭😭😭😢

[@grandmofftarkin1516]

Vault Boy I did.

[@ggbb7063]

Yep

[@dreamsteddybearsmaster]

It was hard not too get teary. I am pretty sure most if not all of us and the audience didn't understand him but by the tone we could all guess it was pleading along the lines of "Pleasr help him. He is still alive. He can still be saved" The image and words aren't the only heartbreaking things but also the tone of denial and futile hope

[@kermit7063]

Yes just like your mirror did when it met u

[@treefingers6572]

@@kermit7063 stop going from comment to comment to insult people. You're a shitty troll.

[@jeffersonlester7411]

My Uncle was there, my mothers brother. Liberated Dacha.1945.

[@Bklyngurl85]

Jefferson Lester my grandfather was in Dacha. Thank you to your uncle a thousand times over. I would not be here today if not for him.

[@jeffersonlester7411]

@@Bklyngurl85 your welcome love, when people start hating people for what they believe in or their beliefs then all can be lost,, but all it takes is one to say NO!! this is not right, and it's not going to happen.One to show the currage and fortitude and protect all. Where are you from??

[@lisoo9045]

I don't want to be mean or disrespectful but for me it's interesting that so much people think it's called "Daucha" but it's actually called "Dachau".

[@anthonywalsh785]

this has to be the most moving scene of all time.

[@craigmapel1415]

My uncle was in ww2. He was a tank & atv mechanic. He said that he was called into a camp to find a way to get water from the river to the camp. He said it was a sight & smell he'd never forget. He said before the Nazis left they destroyed all the wells & burned the food storage buildings. What little live stock was there they shot & burned so there would be no food or water for the prisoners. There were several barracks they set on fire & burned them alive. When they left they locked the gates & left them to die. He said the fences were electrified until the generators ran out of fuel. He said the sight of people stuck in fences trying to escape was just horrible.

[@luiscrakson]

2:09 People, help, please help, he's still alive, you can still save him. Croatian language.

[@drby0788]

This scene ALWAYS breaks my heart. And people have the nerve to compare Trump to Hitler. Smh

[@kittycatwithinternetaccess2356]

@Bid Bidnanakowski f**k libtards

[@evertonalmeida2935]

Vitória glória a Deus chorei muito 💖. Obrigado senhor. Por libertar esse povo

[@cristhianpalagani]

Glória a Deus

[@oolooo]

The cinematography is absolutely stunning and beautiful , the way it emulates coloured footage of liberated camps and the attention to the look of extras , imitating the facial characteristics of those suffering from severe malnutrition , torture and trauma .

[@anthonywalsh785]

one of the most powerful scenes in the history of television.

[@ЭлизаБеркли]

Сколько жизней Сколько разбитых сердец Пусть они живут вечно, кто пострадал от голода в лагерях !

[@gabitteam8171]

Как фильм называется? Есть русским перевод

[@todd6863]

My Great - grandfather fought British side in the forests . He got blown up by a bomb. He survived and showed off his scars to my father when he was young. I never met you David. But thank you for your service

[@calgoman3120]

I cried during this my great grandfather was a German and he joined the us army after he saw what they did and also died during the war

[@katherinestarr2893]

My grandma happened to leave Poland just 3 years before the nazi invasion. My friends grandfather was snuck Into America with false identification when he was a kid but sadly his parents were both murdered in the holocaust. Never forget.

[@Burgalo2001]

Gosh...Director is BRILLIANT. He showed desperation and pain...Those soldiers were showed as Angel's to those poor people

[@F-mr5mj]

this was the first time i my (on the first viewing) 14 years of study, reading, film, shows, and docs, that i was truly speechless when presented a piece of information about ww2, the enormity of human suffering was more then my mind could, and in many ways still can't describe. And the master class acting nails the point in even further, their may well never be a greater evil then the holocaust.

[@juanpablomaya7702]

2:46 is that zussman from call of duty ww2

[@hitclipsshorts]

Lol looks a bit like him tho

[@ludwigtheholyblade_777]

@@hitclipsshorts He even sounds like him.

[@7R1XYLgaming]

Juan Pablo Maya omg your soo right

[@Dorijan-vp9qm]

No²

[@getemboyfishing7784]

Even understands German

[@user-th4li3pg9f]

Этот эпизод берет за душу.За такой фильм,спасибо Вам,Американцы!

[@greatequalizer8313]

Здравствуйте. Не подскажите название?

[@user-th4li3pg9f]

@@greatequalizer8313 Здравствуйте,только увидел ваше сообщение,к сожалению,не знаю название фильма,но смотрел его полностью,с переводом закадровым.

[@melanienagy6389]

I can't imagine what the allies thought when they liberated these poor people. I cry when I see this.

[@domocracydestroyer8219]

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[@melanienagy6389]

@@domocracydestroyer8219 The allies where not the bad guys in WW2. War brings out the worst in some people. This proves what they were fighting for. Freedom for everyone.

[@fasiapulekaufusi6632]

And things like this happen everywhere today. Its sad and very low that humans can do this to each other.

[@Railhog2102]

The camp depicted here actually was liberated by an US Armored Division not Airborne troops as seen in the show.

[@iammanofnature235]

Correct. Kaufering IV was found and liberated by the 12th Armored Division on April 27, 1945 with Easy company actually arriving on April 28.

[@Senaleb]

In fairness I believe the airborne did arrive at the camp 2 days after it was liberated.

[@juliewaglet996912]

oh my goodness. I went to Bergan belson I was there a few years ago, when the Isralie president was there, He was very kind and laid some flowers. But it was quite Horrifying seeing all the graves. And its really true that the birds down sing over belson. it it completely quite until you get back out to the carpark. Im from the UK and this is really hard. now that we are friends with Germany. I just hope it will never happen again.

[@MaSoNGaMeR115]

did he lay any flowers for the Palestinian children he has murdered?

[@whoami5960]

@@MaSoNGaMeR115 Lmao nice one

[@kermit7063]

@@MaSoNGaMeR115 lmao

[@kermit7063]

@@MaSoNGaMeR115 I'm going to be laughing my self to sleep once again after 500 hour of social media somehow fitted into a twenty four hour day

[@maul5578]

MaSoNGaMeR115 stop with your lies

[@shmackedmuffins7948]

My grandpa described to me it was like they were walking corpses.

[@jasonjimenez]

Was he in the US Army?

[@joshuas.686]

@@MichaelJ44 you're so edgy 🙄

[@MichaelJ44]

Joshua S. You’re offended

[@yonatanschlussel]

@@MichaelJ44 go to hell

[@henryrmarliniii8360]

Such a punch to the gut, the cities outside of the concentration. The people in those towns, ignoring the smelling the bodies being burned. I was hanging plastic, on top of houses. After Katrina, it was my first experience. Smelling dead bodies, it's something you'll never forget it. I can't even imagine, coming across the camps. So horrible they did that, killing these people. Makes me cry

[@Cinemaphile7783]

And that is why the little girl in the bright red coat goes unnoticed in Shindler's List. Something so obvious how could they not notice?

[@charlottek7289]

My great grandad lived in Poland and he was taken to a concentration camp at the age of 13 he was really ill so he got sent to the infirmary there was only 1 injection left and they gave it to him cause he looked the healthiest from then on he lived for ages he only died a few years ago

[@splatm4n8]

Whenever I watch this scenes I start to cry

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

It’s so perfectly done on the show. Because I wasn’t expecting to see this in this episode and neither were the characters.

[@kianmcguire1574]

When I heard they only stopped because they ran out of ammo, I cringed

[@Setiv1101]

True vision of USA.They have in ass this people.Witold Pilecki said about death camps but USA didnt listen him. USA wasnt a hero in this war.But winner write a history...

[@xmynationalanthemx]

Who stopped? The Nazis? No, they abandoned the camps because they were well aware the Allied forces (mainly the Russians, Brits, and Americans) were approaching and they knew they wouldn’t win. So they abandoned the camps and fled like the fucking cowards they were because they knew they’d probably end up dying right then and there if caught.

[@sinquiz5730]

Anatolij Diatłov So you are saying the Allies werent the heroes but the Nazi’s were the heroes? They killed millions of innocent men, women, and children.

[@kianmcguire1574]

Sinquiz no I’m saying it’s terrible the nazis ever did such a thing

[@Bowfella]

2:00 This guy's Serbian. He's saying "Guys, help. I'm begging you help. He's still alive. At least put him out of his misery". You will never read in a history book how millions of Serbs were also killed in concentration camps, one of which was one of my great grandparents. It really was shocking to see Band of Brothers acknowledging it.

[@janis4538]

I am an Austrian and I love my country more than words can say but when I saw this part of the Series i started to get shamed for beeing an Austrian for the first time of my live and nearly i started to cry and i had a feeling which I can‘t discribe... a felling of shame and of sadness... I am so sorry to all Judes an to all people who died in this war an I feel sorry as an Austrian.. what we did together with germany, croatia and so on was terrible and it‘s a big shame! Sorry to everyody whose family members,friend... died in this war an exspecially, sorry to all judes!❤️

[@lux6961]

Du musst dich nicht entschuldigen für etwas, was du nicht getan hast. Es war schrecklich, aber wir können doch doch nicht dafür.

[@janis4538]

luux Ja klar, aber wir haben die Aufgabe, niemals zu vergessen was passiert ist und wenn ich mir diese Strohdummen Nazis anschaue die man am liebsten alle nach der Reihe weghauen sollte wird mir schlecht.

[@FeniXMinerva]

That number of dislikes is making me uncomfortable.

[@sprtnflame7517]

Because they are woke

[@Mohammad-rw6no]

They are stupid

[@brooke4608]

The part where he was carrying the literal skeleton of a man who was still alive. So so so skinny. I just wanted to reach through the screen and give him food and water. Heart breaking. He looked horrifying and it’s so sad to know this has happened to innocent people, and is still happening today.

[@chadwicklufc2832]

They cudnt even eat tho because they were that starved that the prisoners stomach shrinked so hearbreaking , i cant imagine what my great Uncle must of seen when he liberated Belson 😔

[@pokerplayer4197]

@@chadwicklufc2832 Your great uncle liberated Belson? The camp Anne Frank was in? She is said to have died March 31st, about 2 weeks before the camp’s liberation. Poor little soul. She was only 16. The holocaust was such a depressing event. I’m in actual shock that human beings can treat others like this.

[@adrinath92]

This is the only movie scene that ever made me cry so much, every time I watch it again. Every shot is perfect at sharing emotions and every time I'm just thinking like why is everything so fucked up, why so many people are treating other human being as dirt just for small differences, why can't we have more empathy. It is the perfect remake of a true story and it gets to me deepest emotions. Congrats Spielberg and Hanks, you guys got me

[@lucasdobson8344]

My grandfather was in the Netherlands in ww2 saving them