DIGGING UP Irma Grese - Exhuming The Evil Female Concentration Camp Guard

Irma Grese was one of the most notorious and brutal female concentration camp guards of the Second World War. She was known as 'The Beautiful Beast,' and was a cold-blooded killer and sadist who would inflict great suffering onto the prisoners of Ravensbruck, Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen. She was responsible for the deaths of thousands, and would execute inmates with her bare hands. At the end of the war she was brought to trial at the Belsen Trials, and was one of three women who were executed for their crimes.
It was British executioner Albert Pierrepoint that condemned Irma Grese on the gallows at Hamelin Prison. But she was then buried in a grave inside of the prison courtyard, a short distance from the execution chamber. However this was not the end of Irma Grese' story, as she was then exhumed within a decade of her death and was moved to a different burial ground, along with many other executed Nazi war criminals.
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[@renejean2523]

Would we agree that calling her 'beautiful' is a bit of a stretch?

[@redriveral2764]

A couple of the photos have her looking pretty good. It's too bad she morphed into such a demon at a young age.

[@joshuarisker5525]

She reminds me of the chick from the movie misery she had the same kind of personality as that character did also

[@kereyc5751]

Idk, I think she's kinda hot.

[@littleme3597]

@@joshuarisker5525 How would you know? She is dead and it was a movie.

[@jstring]

I mean It’s all a matter of perspective I guess. If all you see is disease ridden walking dead starving people she probably was pretty comparatively 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@lightdweller]

The fact that her father disapproved and that she went against him shows that her fate was sealed at birth to be the evil animal that she was.

[@DB-drdan]

This is what happens when you disobey your father.

[@lightdweller]

@@DB-drdan for real 😳.

[@lightdweller]

@@user-ns7nu1mb8w what do you mean? She went against doing the right thing by not listening to her father. She’s an evil animal as I said.

[@bengaisford3304]

What if you're father disagrees with you not wanting to be a nazi.

[@bengaisford3304]

@@user-ns7nu1mb8w legend

[@leeriches8841]

My grandmother was a Polish Jew, imprisoned in a concentration camp called Gabersdorf, a satellite camp of Groß-Rosen, which was based in what was then Czechoslovakia. She was always telling me that the female guards were more violent and sadistic than the male guards. They’d shower women outside in the cold with cold water. You’d automatically assume a woman to be kinder to other women but no- they were all evil beasts. There was one female guard who’s brother was also a guard. Surprisingly despite being a Nazi and my grandmother a Polish Jew, he had developed a bit of a ‘thing’ for my grandmother. She was extremely pretty and incredibly kind-hearted (and remained so until she passed away in 2003.) However he was removed from the camp to go to the frontline to fight the allies, he lost his life in no time. His sister, one of the worst female guards, was absolutely inconsolable. Luckily she then began being so nice to my grandmother because she knew her brother had been falling in love with her. She took my grandmother into an office and had a heart-to-heart conversation with her. She said now you’re my only connection to my brother and that she wasn’t gonna disregard his feelings even though he was now dead. From then on until liberation, this female guard made sure my grandmother got extra food, less extreme work, even gave her her own chocolate from time to time! She set my grandmother up with the work detail of feeding all the camp guards- each dog was fed an entire cooked chicken each time and my grandmother would eat as much meat as she could get away with and gave the dogs just a tiny amount of meat and mostly just bones! In giving her this job to do each day, that guard effectively contributed towards my grandmother surviving the concentration camp. I often wonder what would have happened to her after the war had ended. It’s a shame I never asked my grandmother for her name as I’d love to write to her family.

[@RyanZacharko]

As I read through the middle where the female Nazi guard was being nice after being a total shot head to her, I’m like “sweet Mary and Joseph talk about redemption!” I’m actually happy when Nazis like that female guard turned her life around but some people are unfortunately not as forgiving as other as the non-forgiving people alway say “once a Nazi, always a Nazi.” Despite the fact that there’d not really much evil Nazis. Need I say more?

[@jessicamilestone4026]

The change in behaviour that, that female camp guard underwent is remarkable, Lee. Nobody, your grandmother included, should have had to endure the pure evil of that era and place. Bless your grandmother. I hope she was able to lead a happy, fulfilling life after the war. 🕊. Peace be with you and your family.

[@jessicamilestone4026]

@@Brian-ux3jx The dogs were intentionally under fed already. Apparently this was to make them more aggressive so they would attack the prisoners on command. The t Whole system was completely sick and sadistic, down to the finest detail. 😪

[@leeriches8841]

@@jessicamilestone4026 thank you, she did live a full life. Although she married a British Soldier who was also a Prisoner of War in the same camp- they had 5 kids but he unfortunately died of a heart attack in 1959 whilst working as Military Police. My grandmother passed away 20 years ago 2 months ago actually. She was 76 when she went. I inherited all her horrendous stories which is why I always go into such detail when discussing the Holocaust as she raised me as her own son so I mustn’t allow these stories to be forgotten too.

[@leeriches8841]

@@Brian-ux3jx yes she did. Because all she was given to eat in the concentration camp was 1 loaf of mouldy bread a week and ‘soup’ which was basically just warm water with a few vegetables inside it- she said it had no taste. So yeah she did starve the dogs as people around her were dropping dead like flies due to malnutrition so did what she had to do to survive. If it’s consolation to you, all the dogs lived, until the Soviets liberated the camps and they took them. The Nazis were determined to kill any survivors after liberation- they actually placed explosives under the barracks where all the women slept-luckily they were spotted by the Soviets or I wouldn’t even be here today.

[@von-Adler]

My father in law helped build a bridge across the river at Nymegen. He didn't talk about the War but one day he saw me reading a book with photos 'that's Irma Grese!' He suddenly said. He had seen her going to Court in Luneberg. He said he did not go to Belsen, but was near enough to smell it. RIP.

[@pascalswager9100]

Wow, My spirit really witnessed to your comment. How far from our reality the horrors of this time are.

[@TheGeezzer]

He helped to build a bridge across the river at Nijmegen. Just thought I'd do him a justice and spell it correctly for him!

[@chrisabraham8793]

@@TheGeezzerWho cares how its spelt, getting the story across is more important. How many prisoners worried about spelling when they were about to be butchered.

[@ruthsansnom]

It's an insult to hyenas to call that psychopath that way.

[@snvffxxx]

it's an insult to psychopats calling her psycopath as well.

[@fokkerd3red618]

I hear that. I never compare animals to humans. It's not fair to the animals.

[@user-ox7xr8nu4t]

A jew named Madeleine Albright once said "It was worth it." when she was asked what she thought about the deaths of possibly 500 thousand dead children in Iraq because of the US sanctions, that also included drugs and other pharmaceuticals. Is that commemorated like the Holocaust, or even mentioned in the media like the Not-see atrocities are on a regular basis?

[@SlavicUnionGaming]

shes not from earth thats for sure

[@user-ox7xr8nu4t]

@@SlavicUnionGaming Cleaning up a huge mess is always a dirty job.

[@TangoSierra888]

Hard to believe people were not only this evil & sadistic, but actually ASPIRED to be so. There’s nothing but darkness & evil in this woman’s eyes.

[@familyiseverything1617]

Yes there is...

[@Shakespearelover1717]

I hope she’s suffering in hell.

[@obi-wankedogi]

'Were'...pls see current day Gaza & Israel. That music festival attack alone is pretty bad.

[@lianalonge1984]

We have people just as evil today in America if given an opportunity. They’ve definitely shown their true colors. “When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time.” -Maya Angelou

[@davidca96]

Its remarkable how evil we humans can become especially when we think its what we are supposed to do, they believed they were fighting against something as warped as it is.

[@DrWho-vc2go]

Why dig her up, we had enough of her the first time.

[@neuymarc]

they dug her up for me...i loved her

[@DrWho-vc2go]

@@neuymarc You my son, have a warped sense of humour.

[@truesoulghost2777]

​@@DrWho-vc2goI hope its just humor...sheesh

[@kevinmills345]

Let her rest in pice why dig her up she is not doing any harm to anyone rip 🙏

[@CaptchaNeon]

@@kevinmills345She doesn’t deserve any peace. She doesn’t deserve a grave. She deserves the ultimate waste disposal. I only can hope that after her death, she remains forever a tortured soul.

[@GraveYardShif7]

2:34 _This Photo of Imra really encapsulates her as a person. It's not just what Irma did that made her so Repugnant and Evil. It that she never saw anything what she did was wrong and still loved Hitler. While other Nazi Guards like Maria Mandl tried to show some form of remorse. Imra showed only hatred and contempt at all times. I've read many books about Irma Grese and It was as if someone just standing next to her gave her an insatiable need to Kill, Torture and Mame._ A True Sadist and Psychopath.

[@redriveral2764]

It sounds like she got off on torturing women too. I read that she had an abortion, is this true? I wonder if the sadism was always inside her and just needed a spark to let it out, our if she learned it in training and liked it?

[@matthewdrummond1340]

When you're considered one of the worst guards in those camps you know you were a horrible P.O.S.

[@yolandascholten2012]

And she was only 22 years old, but looking at the photos of her she looks more like 35-40!

[@peterbuckley3877]

It’s just a shame she didn’t fall into Russian hands, she wouldn’t have gotten the humane execution the British gave her.

[@MrEd8846]

Or Beria would ask for tips.

[@kevinmalone3210]

At least she was executed and justice was carried out.

[@apollomemories7399]

Or if she was in custody of the Americans, who were hanging using piano wire.

[@britishsaviour1549]

@@apollomemories7399 USA protected many Nazi's. It's common knowledge 👍

[@kevinmalone3210]

@@apollomemories7399 Hitler used this method, the Americans didn't.

[@independentpuppy7520]

Yet some people think that all women are kind, caring, and nurturing. Some are plain evil. Like she was.

[@user-fq8rs7rz3i]

I agree. We’re not all warm and fuzzy. In fact most women can be vile if the circumstances are right. I’ve never had a good female boss cos they’re too busy with gossip and spite, usually towards other women. Btw, I’m a woman.🤣

[@SunnyKiss1982]

I know, I doubt the world would be different if they was running it.

[@syntric]

well that's what we like to believe that there are such things as 'pure evil men', probably because it's comforting that we are not that way... it would frighten us to know that there's no such thing, but these people are in fact often quite ordinary just like you and me, sometimes even charming to other people or children....human.

[@liukang3545]

@@syntric lol

[@liukang3545]

@@syntric we found the nazi apologist HAHA

[@chrismacdonald7955]

I hope this woman has never rested in peace and that she never does. I hope she is suffering a worse hell than she inflicted on those helpless women.

[@kevinmalone3210]

Anyone who did what she did, would end up in hell.

[@siara2176]

Rip

[@michaelnichols7276]

Yes but she was a woman and could do no wrong. Have compassion and forgiveness❤❤❤😂

[@keeley-jasminemaxinecavend9780]

I sincerely hope that she is burning in Hell, along with her fellow Nazis.

[@dianealbrecht496]

Our God is all knowing & just.

[@rjglennon2219]

Thank you for posting your mini documentaries I find them very informative.

[@littleme3597]

AusWITZE was funded by Americans. FORD, DUPONT, PRESTON BUSH. There were also American concentration camps. WAR IS HELL. Starving innocent German people.

[@TheLeadSled]

This is what pure evil looks like, Irma Grese was the epitomy of evil.

[@jeep146]

She made her choice. It ended with a noose around her neck. As far as her grave. They should have been cremated and the ashes scattered.

[@maryfreebed9886]

Someone here said that her remains should have been dug up and mailed back to her father, but he didn't raise her to be like this, at least not on purpose. Some humans just suck, and she was among the ones that do.

[@josephstabile9154]

And, that's one of the gentler ends I can think of. Lean more to the biblical end of Jezebel...

[@jessicamilestone4026]

That was absolutely fascinating. Thank you.

[@TheUntoldPast]

Thanks for your comment Jessica! There’s plenty more stories like this coming soon.

[@lamoon1525]

My uncle was at the Battle of the Bulge and later helped to liberate Bergen Belsen ... he never spoke once of it.

[@RyanZacharko]

Understandably so.

[@Laura-tp8wz]

Blessings to your uncle and family

[@tomfournier4941]

They didn't like to talk about it. Those guys saw things that most people can't imagine.

[@alcoholicjoe6199]

My grandad got shot in his tongue , he never talked about it.

[@ML-gx9rp]

My grandfather was part of the Bergen liberation forces too, as I got older he told me a few stories of what he saw but not in great detail, but we know from history the evil that occurred behind those walls.

[@minavanderleest9493]

Albert Pierrepoint was not the one who condemned her. He was just her executioner.

[@charlesodonoghue3382]

Yes, Albert Pierrepoint - from a line of family executioners (father and uncle).

[@MarvinHartmann452]

Pierrepoint.

[@minavanderleest9493]

@@MarvinHartmann452 😊 Thanks

[@tarmbruster1]

and a fine job he did…

[@apollomemories7399]

Semantics. He hanged over 300 of these brutal evil bastards.

[@petermendoza1170]

They said she was beautiful but these pictures are that of a dog.

[@BigFatHeretic]

Yeah! A member of the Purina For Lunch Bunch!!!!! Purina Bow Wow Chow!!!!!

[@gabrielacard7050]

That’s insulting….to dogs

[@BigFatHeretic]

@@gabrielacard7050 Ok! My apologies to dogs! Sorry! My bad!!!

[@michaelsublet3283]

I think they meant pretty as in Pretty Ugly

[@kathygodfrey2438]

No.. Dogs are beautiful. She was a monster

[@ColinH1973]

Thanks for this, and for all of your work.

[@jdsstegman]

She should not be remember. The people she inflicted her will on should be.

[@cartimandua_]

My father was a British soldier at Bergen Belsen. He was 19 yrs old.

[@jessicamilestone4026]

Oh my gosh!!! I can't imagine, and I know I will never be able to imagine, the hell and the horror that confronted the people actually walking into that place. I obviously didn't know your father. I thank him for his service, none the less.

[@Laura-tp8wz]

Bless him for his service 🙏

[@slconstable]

Wasn’t much better for the POWs…my Granddad was in the 5th East Yorks. Two death marches (one through Egypt and the other across Poland to Germany) and prisoner in Campo 59 and then years in Stalag VIIIB (Lamsdorf).

[@user-oi6wk3dk6w]

​@@slconstable❤🙏

[@user-oi6wk3dk6w]

❤🙏🇬🇧

[@tiredlawdog]

I was hoping to hear she was dug up so everyone could get a chance to urinate on her remains.

[@phoenixfox3379]

Dude, your base.

[@tiredlawdog]

Not sure what that exactly means, but it sounds good @@phoenixfox3379

[@susanross1651]

For ordinary human beings like myself, it is so hard to believe such evil did exist & unfortunately still does. I doubt the human race will ever stop with this kind of power hungry hatred. I’m glad that she & the other guards are in unmarked graves, they deserve no remembrance.

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

That's cruel & thoughtless of you. They acted according to convention. The state made them, all that they were was condoned, conventional. You have disgraced yourself by seething so.

[@kellyshomemadekitchen]

I could not agree more with you!

[@tooldog5062]

Reality is there's nothing more evil than an abortion! and on that Day Christ will show the same compassion and mercy to the abortion activist the doctor ripping the child from the womb and all who support it as that abortion doctor had as he ripped that child from the womb from life NONE as he casts them into the lake of fire,

[@Shakespearelover1717]

@@anvilbrunner.2013Have you not heard of Lawrence Kohlberg and his theory of moral development? There is no such concept of “acting according to convention” unless you are talking of the Kohlberg scale. The majority of Germans who were cognizant of what was happening were totally mortified by the treatment of the Jews and the majority were terrified to go against the powers that were for fear of their own lives. They by no means agreed with the actions. This female guard was nothing more than a piece of garbage acting out fantasies of hurting others so common on the low end of the Kohlberg scale. She was using the orders of a small minority as an excuse to carry out her egregious behavior. Conventions of the time was disapproval to downright hatred of the Nazis. Only those in power positions thought genocide was acceptable.

[@sommesoul33]

@@anvilbrunner.2013look what happened in 2020 onwards too with certain “measures” when people were given power from the top down.

[@Pandabaire3540]

this is disgusting...the innocent people they had killed got no cofins, no individual grave, no crosses, no respect...these "people' deserved only to be burned to ash and forgotten.

[@danielhutchinson7115]

Amen.

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

The state organised & condoned it all. Irma was a good girl acting according to convention & all that she had been taught. That you would condemn her is the actual disgrace. Sour you are.

[@angieholguin244]

​@anvilbrunner.2013 I call BULL because she was old enough to understand what she did was wrong and chose to be that EVIL! I'm so tired of hearing nonsense and ignorant excuses for monsters like her! I believe she and others went out way too easy and should have been put through exactly what they did to others! Evil is evil and along with the others they deserve to be in HELL

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

I'll bet you vilified the unvaccinated in recent times didn't you. Along with all the other neo nazis.@@angieholguin244

[@kellyshomemadekitchen]

@@angieholguin244I agree with you a hundred percent!

[@stephanieritter9285]

I only see ugliness and evil

[@kellygill4795]

Agree

[@johnrinehart4927]

I can not even get a handle on the evil that occured at that time. I can't get a handle on it.

[@chaimbochner7474]

Nobody can! As Jews, we believe anyone can stoop to that level if not educated correctly about the holocaust and respect for human life. The cultured German population speaks volumes!

[@aloysiusdevanderabercrombi470]

How can you not get a handle on it when the same things that led to this are going on in our world right now?

[@jimbo43ohara51]

Germany has produced some really great scholars but unfortunately the system of democracy never quite caught on. Their militarism reached a low point in WW2.

[@robertlang8891]

Well here's the handle and get a grip on yourself it's war it happens no matter how evil it is it does occur even in Vietnam same kind of cruel

[@joshdillon9637]

I don't think any halfway decent person in today's world ever would. This was engineered hatred programmed into the German people. An entire nation forcefully brainwashed.

[@lavelavecom912]

No beauty, just beast.

[@williesnyder2899]

Some might say that the only justification for reburying an evil sadistic in a marked grave is to provide a specific place for people to take a piss!!

[@lynnbaker2336]

There is actually a picture of her in her casket.

[@marckcarbonelloifveteran410]

She paid her debt to society, she was executed and I think is more than enough.

[@maverickhistorian6488]

No doubt it was an improvement on how she looked in life!

[@ondreacounts2556]

​@@lynnbaker2336where?

[@lynnbaker2336]

@Ondrea Counts I don't know now , I saw it once ( Irma greese) and have not been able to find it since.

[@ruthlundy4497]

My ,what a remarkable piece of history you are sharing , may God rest and keep.your grandmotber and that guard and don't forget yourself 🙏

[@Delce-mu3fq]

They shouldn't have executed her this simply... her crimes were unforgivable.. and she should have been treated the way she used to treat those poor prisoners.. THEY COULD GIVE HER THE TASTE OF HER OWN MEDICINE..AND MADE HER SUFFER LIKE THAT FOR THE REST OF HER LIFE.😤

[@linguisttwo]

She denied so many a proper burial why did she deserve one?

[@genosho5574]

That's an easy question to answer. Giving her a proper burial is an act of humanity, something that she wasn't capable of and that clearly seperates us from her.

[@prodigalpriest]

Because erasing any mention of her would likely lead to people who would forget the crimes she and others committed.

[@hlog3902]

@@genosho5574Speak for yourself.

[@SFVnative]

People are cremated and buried in mass graves by Los Angels County simply because they can't afford a burial or a cremated remains niche in a mausoleum. But people were upset about a lack of caskets and headstones for Nazi abusers who set vicious dogs on people and murdered them for nothing? I don't understand that.

[@lonnieclemens8028]

This is a good video on Irma Grese. Thank you for sharing.

[@marekmagdziak5916]

Thank you Britis for resolving these monsters!

[@christophersmith7714]

Pure evil! May she rot in Hell!

[@shawngibson7514]

Careful……

[@charleslaing148]

here here

[@prodigalpriest]

Only God can decide that. And WE are not God, no matter how narcissistic any of us are.

[@christophersmith7714]

@@shawngibson7514 shut up!

[@christophersmith7714]

@@prodigalpriest shut up!

[@andrewhughes353]

Around 210 war criminals were executed in Hameln between 1945 and 1947 in the prison. The site is now an hotel, and in the cellar one of the prison cells has been preserved.

[@Idahoguy10157]

Better the remains were cremated and the ashes flushed down a sewer

[@katsarosfiat]

Why pollute a sewer?

[@heylynnn1003]

Beauty comes from within

[@Kid_Kootenay]

we all have the potential for both great good and great evil it just depends on which extreme you nurture at a younger age. these simple people were set on by the best their government had to twist and manipulate kids and teens. its happening again right now with climate change and the green energy movement. no gas chambers but starvation overdoses and homelessness. and the kids all accept it because the government tells them too

[@tercuman7374]

These monsters deserve only contempt for eternity!

[@lesfox2010]

I am kind of curious as to whether there are any accounts of any reactions from her family or relatives about what she had done. Or if they remained silent with shame.

[@perpetualmotion357]

They were ashamed. Her father was against her being involved with the concentration camps.

[@lesfox2010]

@@perpetualmotion357 thanks.

[@joro7304]

Irma went home to see her father once. But when her father heard that she joined the SS, he slammed the door right on her face.

[@ruthbeamish8849]

​​@@joro7304 Her father was a very brave man

[@Twanger..]

What became of her sister? Helena?

[@markwest1963]

She was evil from a very young age. Doesn’t matter where they are buried; they are all just getting started crackling away for eternity in Hell…

[@maverickhistorian6488]

She was uneducated and therefore susceptible to any type of propaganda she was fed with, by people who knew how to take advantage of those of limited education and turn them into compliant zombies. That's how cults work.

[@johnludmon7419]

It would have been better if these people had been cremated and thie ashes scattered at sea. No graves,nowhere for modern neo nazis to gather.

[@catdaddy2643]

The makers and deliverers of the atom bomb are there, evil is evil murder is murder.

[@SFVnative]

I don't believe in that. Nobody deserves to be punished forever. She already had to endure the anxiety of death row and being hanged.

[@johnludmon7419]

@SFVnative I Don't believe in the after life but sadly these people attract nutters to their graves. I would rather they didn't become points of pilgrimage for these people and so many of their victims have no marker or known grave.

[@chanwtv]

I was stationed in Hameln during the 80s was aware that some executions took place at the Prison there, but not how many there were. thanks for sharing this History. Such evils must not be forgotten.

[@patpiper9134]

Nice to hear! I live in hameln.

[@patpiper9134]

Dou you know warren scanlan by any Chance?

[@chanwtv]

@@patpiper9134 Hi, no. but if he is ex RE i could probably track him down. I do make it over from time to time for REunions and I'm admin on a Hameln Vets Page so could ask around for you.

[@patpiper9134]

No worries mate. Hes my father.ive met him first when i was 22. He doesnt wanna see me🤣 but thats ok. I was just wondering. What about Robert yates?

[@chanwtv]

@@patpiper9134 Hi Pat, sorry to hear that. Dont think i know Rob Yates, but I could look. I may see you in The Bath Tub for a Beer one day.

[@32446]

Her eyes are terrifying

[@carlFIELD-pj9ej]

She was lucky in that it was Albert was her hangman.. He was an expert.

[@blackterminal]

Thanks for sharing this.

[@DestroySteve]

The real shame is that the SS mass grave was marked at all so they could be exhumed. It would have been best if they were forgotten and lost with only their ill deeds as proof of their existence.

[@kevinmalone3210]

Yeah, they all needed to be cremated, and their ashes scattered. There's one thing at least, it can be used as a record that these evil humans did exist. There's revisionist WW2 and Holocaust deniers out there.

[@oldfogey4679]

Cuddle no we must never forget! It would be nice if American youth trump supporters could be shown evil nazi Graves and made to listen to the story of German facism!

[@24934637]

I really don't understand how she could be seen as being 'incredibly beautiful' or 'the most beautiful woman I've ever seen'. At best, she's moderately attractive (Physically) with the personality of a preying mantis.

[@judytripp2914]

She needed to ditch the belly and get some under eye bag away cream and those teeth....yuck

[@Pbav8tor]

She's attractive in many of the photos. Sometimes, soulless evil is beautiful. For a minute.

[@judytripp2914]

@@Pbav8tor she needed to lose that fat belly and get some eye cream to get rid of those bags and that sour expression..ew!

[@OrnumCR]

Don’t insult a preying mantis!

[@24934637]

@@OrnumCR Fair point!! I think that mantis only kill for food, not purely for entertainment, so they don't have anywhere near the same level of psychotic derangement that Irma had!

[@johnmuller8287]

They should have left her there where she was buried, why money waste to relocate the beast and also the other Satans

[@DANIEL666YUSUPOV_KAZANOVA]

Great video thanks for posting

[@muir8009]

Tbh the German government could've left them interred in their new burial site, and put right on top a colossal memorial to those who suffered. Would be fitting that Grese would end up in a pit forever lying under the shadow of those victims she so despised. And any nasty that wants to make where she lay a shrine is always confronted by the enormous memorial that's always on top.

[@J.J.Fox.1953.]

It is a disgrace that crosses were used to mark these evil beasts graves. At least now it is comforting to know that Grese in particular lies lost and disappeared into oblivion for ever!

[@Sketchcook81]

It does seem kind of odd given many Nazis had forsaken Christian ties in favor of party doctrine. A simple rectangle stone seems more appropriate, and less disrespectful to the Christian faith.

[@J.J.Fox.1953.]

No marker is appropriate for such evil beasts. An obscure land dug unmarked pit is suitable to prevent neo nazi ghoul's from gathering and to ensure they rot away annonomously forever. As for their eternal spirits, they will face God on the great day of judgment to suffer the second death which is to be cast into the torment of hell forever!

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

@@Sketchcook81 Catholicism is the source of all anti jewish action. The Bible is the source of all the hatred you dafty. lol

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

You're not a historian at all are you. lol

[@J.J.Fox.1953.]

@@anvilbrunner.2013 Look into the historical facts for yourself!

[@Peteripattaya]

Sadist! YES! The thing is, these people are still around. That makes me seriously afraid. You can find them in the usa, and you can find them in Europe.

[@fraudebs8786]

Very true.

[@RyanZacharko]

Basically everywhere unfortunately.

[@berrievnwml]

they are everywhere .. all they need is a good excuse and total freedom of doing so. hamas is is such a organisation where they atract people tike that.

[@josephd6203]

She should’ve been cremated the her ashes dumped in a river. She was a bad human, a cruel human and a deviant. It says something that she was one of the only women ever prosecuted and sentenced to hang from all the whole war. If I’m not mistaken, she was also the first woman executed. Those actions say a lot about what type person she was.

[@ernestclements7398]

Actually on the day of her death, she was executed first not because of the severity of her crimes, but because the British executioner, ( known for his efficiency, and compassion, for those who were to be dispatched by his hand) felt that because she was the youngest of the group scheduled to go be executed that day, she would be the most frightened, and thus the one most likely to disrupt the proceedings, that he felt should be carried out with some decorum, therefore as a kindness to her and to alleviate her fear, allowing her to die with some dignity he made the decision that she should be first. ( according to what I've read there were two women, who were executed that day in separate events, followed by several pairs of men, all of the prisoners hanged by the British, were executed in a single 2 week period, whereas the others condemned by the original trials, were executed over a period of several months ( and years)

[@peterbuckley3877]

I would have just upended her remains on the closet tip and left the rest of the other rubbish to rot, some people don’t deserve any compassion even in death.

[@lynnbaker2336]

And beyond that, this is also an example of what can happen when the collective societal psyche is indoctrinated to believe certain groups of people are subhuman. Those perceiving themselves as " human" or somehow, " superior" use this as subconscious justification of the contempt and hatred that proceeds such treatment of others.

[@ally93796]

I wouldn't want to contaminate the water though, maybe just in with the sewage.

[@huntclanhunt9697]

​@@ernestclements7398 That's disappointing.

[@tphvictims5101]

If you think she was attractive 1. you need eyeglasses 2. you can sit on a cake and tell what flavor it is.

[@pommiebears]

Is she ugly? Apart from her dark, sinister, murderous heart…..is she ugly? No. She isn’t beautiful either. She’s attractive. Not ugly, not pretty.

[@elysium619]

She was unquestionably very pretty. Imagine her today with appropriate makeup, hair styling, etc. Still, her evil is beyond doubt.

[@rupertjon2353]

@gregorys4433 No she wasn’t. Not in the least pretty. She had a rather haggard look in the end with bags under her eyes - maybe pure evil worked it’s way onto the surface. No youthful appearance-looked at least 10 years older than her real age - matronly looking woman. Even in today’s standard ,with all the makeup- she would still look like a rather stern headmistress of some boarding school.

[@Marsh46203]

Nah she’s not even close to being called mid

[@contingency9]

Your videos are excellent! Your narration has gone from strength to strength and you are now arguably the best Millitary History channel. Keep up the good work!

[@tombusshart3971]

I can't understand why anyone would want to exhume and rebury this monster , ( she doesn't even deserve a grave ) T hey should of used the bodies of her and her SS guard friends to feed the lions and alligators at the Berlin Zoo .

[@mariekatherine5238]

The eyes and countenance show the soul within. And her soul was ugly.

[@von-Adler]

By chance I worked for a German Rubber Company in Hamelin as their man in UK. As a WW2 interested person I have seen the site of the graves in the Am Wehl cemetery. There is nothing to see but grass there. In the German military way, coffins are buried 2 per grave. The site is far smaller than the black and white image initially shown. There is a path to the site which is near a cemetery boundary wire fence. Information on the graves can be gained from the cemetery office. 'Die Graber existieren, aber heute nights zu sehen!'

[@deborahskolnik2758]

Can you please translate that German sentence?

[@michaelrs8010]

​@@deborahskolnik2758 my decades-old high school German is sucky ( a little bit reinforced by having a German fiance back in the day). But basically it says "The graves exist, but to see today nights". The last part is a literal translation, which obviously makes little sense. But I think the implied translation is, "The graves are there but only to bear silent witness today".

[@von-Adler]

@@deborahskolnik2758 The graves exist, but today there is nothing to see!

[@michaelrs8010]

@@von-Adler which makes more sense 😄

[@kathrynabbott5032]

My ex-partner and I by chance came across a German War Graveyard in Northern France - I always thought that it was very sad that they were buried two deep, so it’s interesting to know this was a common practice. The graveyard was very unkempt especially when compared to the British graveyard at Bayeaux.

[@DBEdwards]

The detail of this woman biography is truly intricate.

[@lylealexson8680]

They totally didn't deserve to be reburied in consecrated ground. All those murderers deserve one place - to burn in Hell for their evil actions against innocent people.

[@kevinmalone3210]

Yep, she contributed to untold amounts of human suffering. She was a very sick individual.

[@lynnbaker2336]

@Kevin Malone and even sicker was the indoctrination which created her.

[@charleslaing148]

flushed down the sewer would have been all they deserved

[@davidvalensi8616]

She must have known that because Germany was losing the war, she would more than likely be facing punishment for her actions, a depressing prospect. Understand that the prisoners she ruled over were only there because they were of another race or religion.

[@janetannerevans2320]

or were gypsies, homosexuals, the mentally ill, the mentally retarded, Catholic priests and many more. Learn some history david.

[@ExRhodesian]

Same as the Japs you Yanks cooped up during the war only you didn't have to contend with bombing and famine.

[@kevinmalone3210]

She probably didn't care. She was too far gone by then. I doubt she even cared for her own life at that point. Even before she was about to be executed, she said, "Quickly, Quickly." Translated into English.

[@markwoods1504]

My Late Grandfather was in the British First Special Service Brigade SOE Commando also known as 1 Commando , he never spoke to me about the war apart from saying about the dangers of war and that soldiers we're doing what the politicians had ordered on both sides albeit the allies had been fighting an evil ideology my Late Grandmother had lost both of her brothers. My Grandmother did tell me that my grandfather when they walked into Belsin he and his fellow commandos had tears in there eyes !!! where talking about British Special Forces Soldiers where reduced to tears after what those bastards did !!!!!!!!!

[@georgielancaster1356]

You must be so proud to have such a grandfather. Oh to have heard and recorded all his memories!

[@gilliantill1214]

Why were they not Cremated ??? Destroyed for their terrible crimes, ??

[@keithdurose7057]

I served in Hameln from 1987 to 1999 in the British Army. Royal Engineers. My now ex wife. A German national, told me about her. And pointed out the building in which she was hanged. My ex had her own firm looking after elderly folk in their own homes. I worked part time for her. I met quite a few people that way who lived through the war. Both sides were represented in her clientel. Jew's, SS, victims of Russian gulags and displaced persons. Settled in Germany. Funny thing. None of them were haulocost deniers! Indeed my grsndfather was one of the liberators of Bergen- Belsen. Where Grese was captured.

[@englanduk6131]

There must have been a local rubbish dump they could have thrown her, surely?

[@TUSK1157]

In one of the closing photos, she looks more evil than the male prisoners around her. Almost as if possessed by the same or familiar entity as Aileen Wournos.

[@davehoward22]

She just hated men..Grese is more myra Hindley

[@TUSK1157]

@@davehoward22 Being Myra Hindley murders happened in Britain, when I was 4 or 5 years old. I had never heard of her til I saw your comment. Yes, I'd say the same for her too.

[@LethalSaliva]

Herta Bothe had an even scarier face

[@lynnbaker2336]

Or possessed by the indoctrination of the collective societal psyche that taught her that she was " fully human", therefore subconsciously justifying the contempt and hatred that led to her atrocities.

[@kevinmalone3210]

Aileen Wournos would be considered an amateur upstart next to Irma Grese.

[@MrsCraigJrPhiladelphia]

UNBELIEVABLE

[@Tlyna1952]

The woman with the number 10 looks very much like a younger, female version of Herman Goering. A few pictures of her from a different angle makes the likeness very striking.

[@Nightstalker3108]

She's not an evil, she just follow the order..

[@katarinastene9069]

Yes. And it is very common in human nature to do some things when it is war time wich they never could make without war. It works on everybody.

[@stevecote3776]

Ok ,but, when even nazi guards think your crazy and totaly out of your mind about everything that you did like the beatings, the killing, the sex with guards and female inmates. The nazies like himmler have put people like her in charge knowing she was so insane that she would get all the killing they wanted without lifting a finger and knowing she would get the job done without a word of complaint.. crazy..

[@themoanerdroner]

Brilliant informative video. She was horrendous

[@teagenthetiefling5296]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@edenemelody8774]

I would love to see a movie about this woman and how she ended up.

[@lolgurl243]

she ended up dead she’s the youngest nazi guard to be executed

[@redriveral2764]

When I was a teenager in the 60s a sleazy movie shown downtown was Ilse Koch, She Wolf Of The SS. I didn't see it but my friend did, he still talks about it.

[@jovanalmen8660]

If you mean...how she ended up becoming such an evil person...a movie's not going to answer that. A movie will only improvise and entertain. And if you want to know why anyone in general becomes a sadistic monster...I'm afraid that's a mystery also. The fact that people, (perhaps, like yourself), search for answers about how people become evil...shows that there is something kind and good in your soul. And that you are a mentally healthy person, who has a hard time wrapping your head around dark people like this. And that's a good thing!

[@edenemelody8774]

@@jovanalmen8660 Ooh. Thank you ☺️

[@patrickrose1221]

I don't think it makes much difference to where her soul presently resides regarding the re-internment of her worthless carcass !

[@patpiper9134]

Nice to see my hometown in your video!

[@nancycrowe9063]

You can see the evil in her face I read her father beat her for following Hitler and disowned her hope it’s true she needs to be in hell for eternity for what she did to those poor people may they all rest in peace with Jesus🙏🙏🙏😇😇

[@annajosullivan]

They should have all been cremated.

[@bluelady4183]

I was thinking the same!!!

[@chkhamis101]

In the ovens of the camps.

[@MrThsharp]

Cremated alive

[@v6200man]

Cremated in one of the nazis own terror camps would have been too kind. Appalling that she was re-interred. That field should be bulldozed and the bones taken to landfill somewhere remote

[@bluelady4183]

@@v6200man the ashes down the toilet!!

[@je6874]

Damn, the beauty standards were really different back then…

[@K-a-n-d-i-s]

Looks very manly lol

[@harrybalsak916]

I find absolutely nothing attractive about her at all.

[@snowgurl21]

Lmao right 😂

[@daviddemille1586]

I wonder if Grese was at Bergen-Belsen when Anne Frank was there. It is believed Frank died of typhus just weeks up to the close of the war. In fact the camp was undergoing an epidemic at the time of its liberation.... A final comment: A woman recently posted of her Czech grandmother who was a prisoner during the Holocaust. The account she related was stunning and beautifully told. Curiously, knowing that her grandmother survived her ordeal gives me pleasure.

[@MM-ig1iv]

I don't know how in the hell people can be so cruel like this!? And violently beat them to death!? I don't even like to hurt a person's feelings let alone actually hit someone. I just can't believe how bad human beings can be! It's not right. They were brainwashed full of hate, anger, racism. I think all of the above? We are not supposed to be this way towards each other.

[@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts]

" never judge a book by its cover" comes to mind.

[@johno9507]

I dunno, her cover is rather cold and heartless looking.

[@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts]

@@johno9507 🤣🤣🤣👍🏾

[@rach1530]

Imagine a league of concentration camp gaurd zombies. Terrifying!

[@AintNobodyRight]

Nice compilation. But please, if you will? Notate on the comments where you got those quotes. I've read two books to which you took the quotes from. They are a must read. Please acknowledge them.

[@aimeefriedman822]

Almost a blessing to be shot, rather than endure.

[@cheesegyoza]

Totally understand. If you were to survive this how bad is the ptsd.

[@henrymcmiller2527]

She didn’t deserve to be shot. Only soldiers have that right.

[@marycahill546]

Imagine training as a nurse and becoming a cruel animal instead! Satanic. Her father must have been heart broken.

[@Shadooe]

There's a line in a Sherlock Holmes story that's fitting: "When a doctor does go wrong he is the first of criminals. He has nerve and he has knowledge."

[@snowgurl21]

@@Shadooe truth

[@georgielancaster1356]

No animal is sadistic. They only kill if necessary.

[@Medusa.and.the.Sirens420]

The fact that hitlers ideas and wants and desires are still very much alive in today’s society is absolutely terrifying and down right disgusting how do we live in a world today that cares about nothing BUT FEELINGS YET HAVE ZERO FEELING FOR WHAT THEY INFLICT ON ANYONE ELSE 😢

[@kevinmalone3210]

Neo-Nazis are in a pretty small minority. So whatever they do can only have a limited effect. Plus, the general public can mostly see right through them. There are still many good caring people in this nation, and even throughout the world. What you said, has truth to it, and while I'm not making excuses for anyone's poor behavior, there are damaged, hurting peope out there, with issues, but there's a natural and even spiritual law in operation. Everyone reaps what they sow, for better or worse.

[@RyanZacharko]

It’s how the world is unfortunately

[@spiralrose]

Any chance you’ll cover some less well-known villains? Irma has been covered many times on youtube

[@lt6072]

Why did 20-year old girls look 40-50 back then? And many of today's 25-30 year olds look like they're in late teens. How the times have changed.

[@harrybalsak916]

There is certainly an especially torturous place in hell for people like her.

[@FRANKHDIETRICH]

I've often wondered if execution gives forgiveness. The Bible says that the penalty for sin is death. If the penalty is carried out by a government, and government is ordained by God, and carries out the will of God, then therefore the penalty for sins are paid by the executed person.

[@warrenwinslow4266]

Perhaps you will see her in heaven. She looks like an angel.

[@FRANKHDIETRICH]

@@warrenwinslow4266 Judge not. That's up to G@d.

[@harrybalsak916]

@@warrenwinslow4266 She is burning in the lowest regions of hell, she was satan personified

[@harrybalsak916]

@@FRANKHDIETRICH Not unless they confessed their sins sincerely before their death. And the modern interpretation of that is _spiritual death_ .

[@conditionallyunconditional5691]

Why disturb the deceased remains of a murderous criminal? Just leave them be. Its a different brand of madness.

[@susansharp985]

Personally, I think they should have put her remains in the very ovens used for the Jewish victims to be destroyed for all time.

[@samskeeter1]

As Pierrepoint's actor ( her executioner ) said in the movie they've paid the price and deserve some dignity or words to that effect. I doubt very much if she cares now that they dug her up. Mind you the Yanks got rid of Bin Laden real quick. There's nowhere for followers to go and mourn and make a shrine.

[@robertlang8891]

That's why the Americans did that so they couldn't make a shrine

[@dittmannrudolfrohr2149]

Demoralization: What Yuri Bezmenov Didn't Tell You

[@paulthackery4082]

nothing to to disturb all hanged people in the uk got quick lime in the coffins. mush.

[@PauloPereira-jj4jv]

Monster or not, she deserved a burial (since she was not cremated). Once a person is DEAD, it's useless and ridiculous to seek revenge upon his/her bones.

[@andrewt.2850]

I'm curious what your sources are for this information? Thanks.

[@thefella131]

That reminds me ive got the dogs 5hit to lift from the back garden. Cheers 👍

[@clarkewi]

She looks evil

[@user-gs1di4sk2r]

Some of you in the comments concern me. When someone says she isn’t beautiful you argue that she is? You still think someone is beautiful after torturing humans and being the most horrible type of sadist

[@daviddemille1586]

Correction: Earlier I posted about another writer's comment, specifically about her grandmother being Czechoslovakian. This was incorrect. Her grandmother was Polish. I regret the error. -DD

[@Ralphie5023]

For what ? She paid her price , just let her rest .

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Interesting times! She was a sick person.

[@luckyguy600]

evil

[@robertlang8891]

Yes you said a mouthful

[@apollomemories7399]

Sick person from an evil sick nation. Some of them still exist.

[@carlopi]

The bodies of those monsters should be thrown in the trash!

[@jeffingram9916]

The major war criminals tried at Nuremberg where cremated after execution and the ashes were dumped in a nearby river. That's what should have been done with all of the executed war criminals and there wouldn't have been any hassle over exhumation and reburial. Gone and forgotten!!

[@hanslaurentius4618]

Possibly many people are not going to like what i am thinking or commenting! My question is always , what was going to happen to ourselves if we where born in her time ? It's easy to condemning Irmgard, and possibly she got what she and all the others deserved , but who says we where better if we where born at her time, and most probably joined the HITLER youth?! Years ago i was visiting my hometown BONN in Germany having a coffee in a bar and watching elderly Germans passing by , and asking myself this are the people which where responsible for such a horror, and wasn't the young girl Irmgard trying twice to find a job as a nurse in a hospital and finally ended as a guard in a concentration camp. Actually at that moment in BONN i didn't found the answer! Years later during the ISIS crisis where regularly young innocent teenagers went by the hundreds/thousands without even telling their parents, to join ISIS and many of them committing the most horrific crimes we have ever seen, i understood and my hair started to crawl, it's Propaganda and can we believe growing up in NAZI GERMANY, brainwashed to the finest as a young person , was explaining everything! Possibly Irmgard snapped and blamed the Jews for her misery and what followed was a absolute catastrophe for herself! Looking at pictures when she became a guard , a lovely looking young girl, and just a few year's later before she was executed, showing a different, elderly woman, explained most probably the real story behind her downfall! I don't want to excuse Irmgard Grese , especially when they where thousands like her, and possibly even worse, but still my Question exists if we where living or growing up at her time, we where better people or better NAZIS? We where not committing crimes like her ? Who knows ? I can only hope her murdered victims have forgiven her and her soul has found peace, and hopefully we all learned out of it, never to happen again!

[@michaelrs8010]

Bill Maher addressed something like your point in one of his monologues... kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZTLpq2goNOdj6c Unfortunately the problem NOW is that since then Germany has OVERcorrected and that is why you have many German communities being ruined and German girls afraid to walk the streets at night in them because of certain liberal immigration policies allowing in people that have a culture that is nowhere near similar to the German culture. The German AfD party is trying to change that and reverse the trend but unfortunately they're having little luck.

[@briansmith7256]

You are totally correct. People think that had they lived in those times that they would have been so brave and virtuous. They are blissfully unaware that our thoughts and opinions are a product of our circumstances and environment. As a tiny example, just look at how angry some people became towards those who refused to wear a mask, etc, during covid. A complete breakdown in common sense and mass hysteria caused by government propaganda.

[@mrbarbelbarbello2332]

Yes.

[@napoleonlempereur3021]

Ich glaube schon das die allermeisten Menschen 'gut' sein wollen,aber manchmal kommt es anders.Das soll diese Frau nicht entschuldigen,doch man kann wirklich nicht wissen ob man selbst 'gut' geblieben wäre.Man kann es eigentlich nur hoffen.Leider.

[@lynnbaker2336]

​@Napoleon l Empereur even" godly, religious, moral" people may engage in such atrocities if brainwashed to believe that those they were persecuting were " evil" "immoral" and lacking " family values"😮😢😮