Execution of Adolf Hitler's physician & head of Nazi Euthanasia program - Nazi doctor Karl Brandt

[@dtaylor10chuckufarle]

Thank you for shedding light on this "doctor" - I had never heard of him before. Much obliged.

[@modickens1272]

He was like Fauci more or less

[@dtaylor10chuckufarle]

@modickens1272 Good point.

[@northshoregirl8173]

Thank you so much for re-exposing these monsters. People obviously need reminders

[@WorldHistoryVideos]

Hi, thank you. Are you with us from the beginning?

[@heikeotte198]

Oh Gott wie schrecklich 😳😢

[@northshoregirl8173]

@@WorldHistoryVideos Not sure. But I've seen many many of your uploads. I especially enjoy the heroes of the Holocaust.

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

By the way, those were German doctors! GERMAN!

[@mistermister1072]

look at the current political establishment, common familiarities...

[@shawnastephens1536]

Just when I thought humanity couldn't sink any lower. Lord have mercy.

[@Hauri1972]

Take a look what the Soviets did, what is known as the Kazakh famine or Holodomor. We’re talking about 7-10 million killed. As bad as Nazi germany was, the Soviets were no better.

[@smokeymcpot69]

​@@Hauri1972And the Japanese Empire was the worst...

[@michaelbrashears8293]

Thank you for making these videos. In these days with social media becoming so toxic, maybe the vidoes will show people what true evil is.

[@sifridbassoon]

after one of AOL's visits to the TX border, she made a statement comparing detention cells for immigrants to concentration camps. The next day, the Polish president invited her to visit Poland where he promised to show her what a REAL concentration camp looks like. 😅

[@thatvampirelorraine]

I find this series fascinating as being educated in Scotland I was taught very little about war criminals and it has not only opened my eyes to the events but has been very very upsetting, I am so very sorry fo what these pows experienced and sadly why I was so uninformed and uneducated about there horrific experiences, I am so very sorry but very grateful for the education I have experienced by this series I was uneducated about. Thank you for teaching me the truth and to every pow I am sorry what u experienced !

[@ayomidecartel9448]

I have been stucked on your videos, really appreciate your knowledge❤️🙏

[@WorldHistoryVideos]

Thank you so much We really work hard on our videos. We are glad that you appreciate that :)

[@avginkel]

THis documentary made my blood freeze in my veins. I knew about this as an historian, but the documentary put everything in perspective. As an opponent of euthanasia and random abortion, thank you for posting this video.

[@renee1961]

The films are so necessary, but so Tragic, and Heartbreaking.

[@peterkoln2837]

Thank you so much for your work! The victims of the Nazi regime deserve justice!

[@WorldHistoryVideos]

Hi Peter. Thank you for watching our videos and your nice words. They do deserve justice!

[@robertnoble3768]

but Jews can kill Palestinians so they are no better than nazi killers

[@fieracarmen4713]

@@WorldHistoryVideos Respect!

[@senner4754]

Such shame you're feeling disgusted about your country history

[@dpt6849]

Soros sponsors Volt Europe to destroy your country. Too bad he escaped.

[@stephenbrewins3689]

Thanks for another insightful video.as a man of above average intelligence,your very good narration means I don't have to delve into the history of this time period as I can easily comprehend what you keep providing in these videos.

[@MagaCanada]

Been watching your videos for a year now , by far the best channels !me and my mom watch on our walks and we just can't believe all this happened to the poor victims 💔 rip to all victims of this terrible natzi regime.

[@WorldHistoryVideos]

Dear Shane, thank you very much for your comment. It is very nice to hear such a nice words about our channel/work and we feel honored to have viewers like you. And yes, we also find it hard to believe that such things happened but yes, they did ... unfortunately ... Keep watching us, the upcoming videos are really strong ... Greetings to you and your mom. Thanks again

[@linjoy9627]

At the end of the war all the high up Nazi's were helped to escape due to the Vatican - yes, the catholic church, who provided rat runs for them, false papers, they also held quite a bit of works of art that had been stolen from Jewish people. The American's and Russian's divided up all the scientists in what is called operation PaperClip (check Wiki) that's how Verner Von Braun head of Nasa ended up in the USA, he was the one who designed the V2 rockets aka doddlebug's a rocket set to a destination in London and would blow up on impact. Not one of the scientists ever faced a trial for war crimes as their skills were deemed "too important". The one thing about war there is always someone who makes a profeit out of it while the average person suffers.

[@northernfoxtraveler9646]

The Nazi regime lives on under the name World Economic Forum.

[@m.f.richardson1602]

Thank you, for your real information. Peace 💕🇺🇲

[@WorldHistoryVideos]

Thank you for your kind words

[@entertained1238]

me: how long is this speech? narrator: because he would not stop talking, the hood was placed over his head me: good

[@renee1961]

Good afternoon. Somehow, I missed this! Thank You, again!

[@kevinhentze1909]

Thank You for yet another brilliant, and heartbreakingly sad, narrative from World War Two - for we must never forget. I must suggest Marcel Ophuls' (born 1927) "The Memory of Justice", 1976. From the French New Wave director who also made "The Sorrow & the Pity", 1969 and "Hotel Terminus", 1988.

[@michellepicart4575]

The cruelty and bàrbaric inhumanity of the nazis is unforgetable and unforgivable. Reincarnated demons. The memory of their merceless killinhs will never ever be forgotten.

[@alexxx4192]

Your videos are so interesting, I always look forward for new videos

[@WorldHistoryVideos]

Thank you so much :)

[@GlendaMasterson]

Like the others said thank you for all the information about WWII

[@TheeDavidDee]

Grateful for these videos

[@madness8556]

This is pure unadulterated demonic evil.

[@Jackcrow955]

Excellent program, I subscribed to your channel.

[@WorldHistoryVideos]

Hi Christopher, thank you and welcome :) Today we are going to release a very special video, keep watching us. Greetings to you and your family

[@bethfallis3997]

May the memories of the victims shine brightly through the ages and may they all rest in peace.

[@BrianHayter-zl2uc]

How could they do that, absolutely evil👎👎👎

[@zeppelin2412]

There were no tears shed for Karl Brandt !!! 😁😁😁

[@jomon723]

aqnd how about the babies that are killed everyday now

[@zeppelin2412]

@@jomon723 so , what's your point mate !!! 😩

[@Emy53]

So many that were quilty escaped to many countries that hated Jews as well. How despicable of these countries to accept them, but I am happy that once they were exposed, many faced justice. Not all countries exposed them, and they were allowed to live out their lives without accountability.

[@PocketMarmo04]

This is how Donald Trump will elevate Ronny Jackson

[@renee1961]

Rest In Peace for All of The Innocent Victims, and Those That Fought for Them.🥀💔🥀💔🥀💔🥀💔🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️ Prayers for The Survivors. I hope they were able to Live in Peace . 🙏🕊️🙏🕊️🙏🕊️🙏🕊️ I can't imagine how Strong they All were. My heart breaks for The Innocent Victims. 💔💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@marta9127]

Did they really believe it was "humane"?! I understand they wanted to see themselves as human, but the truth was different - they became monsters

[@SunKing968]

Great video and I love how they interrupted his "victim" speech

[@jean6872]

The were too late to shut up Karl Brandt before he questioned the killing of innocent civilians in Hiroshima and Nagasaki thereby exposing the hypocrisy of victors' justice. He did not go to his death as a coward but as a brave man, a victim of the bombers who targeted children in German cities at wars end.

[@SunKing968]

@@jean6872 😂😂

[@viyau10]

Wow. He was guilty of what he was charged with. Interestingly he criticized the perceptively justice of Hiroshima and Nagasaki whilst he was being judged. Profound.

[@marta9127]

@@jean6872 well, think of destroyed Polish cities and of Polish children killed and altogether of the war crimes commited in the Eastern front

[@jean6872]

@@marta9127 I think your point is that it is alright to behave as a sociopath if your target is just like yourself. I never believed that.

[@linjoy9627]

Both my parents fought in WW11 dad came from Inverness he'd been fully orphaned at 10 years old. He was the youngest and only boy, his dad died when he was 6 years old and his mother died when he was 10, one of his grown up sisters brought him up. At the outbreak of war he was 19 years old and joined the Royal Navy he was on the Alantic Convoys where a ship they were escorting of women was torpedoed by a Nazi submarine, As A Gunner dad's place was at the rear of the ship. He saw many dead, injured and screaming women asking for help. Sadly they couldn't help as they would have been the next target. All they could do was radio broadcasts telling other shipping in the area to watch out for the women if they could help them but to beware of the Nazi sub. He was in Burma when Japan left he collected many fake currency that Japan had airdropped in trying to unstablise the currencey in Burma. My mother from Aberdeen was 4 years older than dad, she was born 1916. Both their parents were born my paternal grandmother was also older than dads father she was born 1878 and my other three grandparents born 1882. Strangley both grandfathers died age 49 and my grans, dad's mum age 53 and my maternal gran 61. I have 3 brothers who were born in 1948, 49 and 50. I was born years later in 1957. I've included dates as we all learn things from our parents and the times they lived in shapped their attitudes. My dad was keen at least one of his children knew about the war, and I who was the youngest and only girl was the one. These hero's came home from 6 years of war were given 10 Shillings (worth 50 pence by todays money) and a demob suit. Total thank you and were left to pick up the peices as best they could. My parents met very early in the war in Perth railway station where both had to change trains to get home, my mum tripped over a black cat and landed in dad's arms. They must have cared for each other as they exchanged addresses and wrote to each other. They married in Aberdeen 10th April 1942. As many people did, they never knew if they would come home from the next posting. When I was even older my mum told me about the concentration camps, after I'd visited Dachau beside Munich. She said it came to light during the Pathè news reports that were shown in cinemas before the main movie. Churchill and Eisenhower both knew about the camps as they'd been visited by Jewish Rabbias asking with them to blow up the train tracks to the camp's but this wasn't done for whatever reason. I'd learned about the Nazi's cruelty before the age of 12. It may seem a bit much to tell a child about this but I imagine many homes were the same when the tv ran a series called The World at War on a Sunday afternoon. Im certain parents wanted their children t be aware so that this may never happen again.

[@jean6872]

Thank you for your account.

[@glennnot5719]

@@jean6872 WW11? are u from the future?

[@jean6872]

@@glennnot5719 Mocking people twice your age is not funny. Using old typewriters people who are elderly learned to use a letter l for a number 1 and, you will agree that the letter l looks like a capital I. It can be confusing for some.

[@glennnot5719]

@@jean6872 I don't think you are twice my age. And hey take a joke alright , its youtube.

[@jean6872]

@@glennnot5719 I felt sorry for Lin Joy after how much she revealed about her family.

[@claudermiller]

Don't forget eugenics was practiced in the US through the 50s, including sterilization.

[@DeputatKaktus]

One uncomfortable truth is that some of the results of research conducted in concentration camps is still benefiting us today. For instance, the treatment for hypothermia can directly trace its origins back to Nazi medical research and human experimentation mentioned here. Data from other human experiments (footage of which can also be seen in this video) has also made a contribution to the US space program. There is still controversy today whether or not any data gleaned by the Nazis should be used as a basis in modern research. On one side of the spectrum there are people who see no issue there, though they sometimes point out flaws and inconsistencies on the technical side. On the other side of the spectrum, people consider Nazi research „forbidden and rotten fruit“ that is best left alone and never used for anything, ever - regardless whether or not there were any scientific merits in this material. Also, the mere fact that any human experiments must now pass an ethics committee and that there are strict rules about informed consent etc is a result of the fact that there were no such rules before - everybody just sort of loosely agreed that on the whole it might be a good idea to set a few rules about this, but they were not legally binding. And yes, many countries beside Germany, including the US have committed egregious violations of even those non-binding, self imposed rules that came before the Nuremberg Code. Those experiments absolutely would not fly today and would get whoever performs them into really deep trouble. Looking at you, Tuskegee…

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[@Richard-ez6nf]

What are you saying?

[@tomperkins5657]

Unbelievable the thumbs up given. Unbelievable.

[@altaischurale7324]

How about the infamous "Tuskegee Experiment " in the U.S. - were the doctors punished ? Of course not....

[@dinkohrvat344]

His moral compass was so disturbed and off track , he was not sufficient to remain in Society . Society practised on him what he did to others .....

[@andrewbyrne2173]

I wonder if he truly believed he was “humane”. I certainly can believe he believed his own lies.

[@brendameistar]

It's pretty humane. The Japanese killed way more and nobody bats an eye. Im sick of the Jews taking all the profits for victimhood.

[@pobinr]

Lots of disabled people & mentally disabled people are very sweet people. Often content & happy in an innocent child like a world. He was a mass murderer. Pure evil. Plain & simple.

[@secretgoldfish]

Probably didn't do himself any favours by describing his human victims as 'creatures'....and he was delusional till the end while distracting instead ....and still judging others not himself.

[@jomon723]

and babies that are killed everyday now???

[@gmarshall1942]

So an honest scientific question, I know it's terrible but I have to ask, what are the numbers in Germany today? Was there any effect on mental health or genetic diseases?

[@av8tore71]

Calls himself a victim....wow!

[@christbanner3219]

Portraying himself as the victim just before execution, was the cherry on the cake. Thank you for the detailed and comprehensive video.

[@etherospike3936]

I don't know about that . Which part you consider of not being the truth in his speech ?

[@christbanner3219]

@@etherospike3936 playing the whataboutism fallacy on the USA for Hiroshima for instance. As bombings went back then and as it's the Axis who started bombing civilians first, Hiroshima and Nagasaki were nothing out of the norm except on the weapon used. The Tokyo bombing had more victims and it was conventional."Justice has never been here" he said... What did he expect for his innumerable crimes? A frappe and a shiatsu massage? "What dictates is power, this power wants victims, we are such victims" he said. Poor man, he thought he was the lamb of God, innocent as a new Jesus. "I have served my fatherland as others before me" he said. Actually no other before him "served" in such a way in any other war.

[@etherospike3936]

@@christbanner3219 Exactly ! Hiroshima and Nagasaki, after killing hundreds of thousands of civilians not only there, but in the incendiary attack over Dresden, they have the nerve to judge others, who's medical practice is common practice nowadays, if you only think only of euthanasia and abortion( I'm not saying is moral or ethical, but widely accepted ) so his so called crimes were not crimes at all but anti- Hippocratic practices, which at the time were experimental, just as now they are experimenting different so called vaccines on the general population, who's gonna judge big pharma for that ? Just as the US department of health experimented on African Americans in the 40's and 50's and no one hold them responsible for that ! So, sorry but I don't see the big crimes he did, it is only revenge on the defeated as the Americans do, for example Saddam Husein had "chemical" weapons, (actually he didn't) , but they hung him for that. Nobody hung the Americans for poisoning Vietnam with agent orange , or burning entire villages and towns in Vietnam, with napalm leaving thousands of victims badly wounded and killing over one million civilians but they are the moral instance to judge others !

[@jomon723]

and we kill thousands of babies now and don't think nothing of it

[@christbanner3219]

@@jomon723 true words.

[@dandyjesus]

Striking resemblance with Stephen Miller.

[@rlane63]

These days he'd be an ambitious and highly respected NHS doctor. NHS trusts would welcome him. They'd be very receptive to his 'radical and indeed controversial', yet extremely cost effective methods of rapidly reducing hospital overcrowding and waiting times for operations.

[@domfjbrown75]

Don't give the Tories ideas... I'd be one of the ones offed (although maybe not, since I've a rare blood subtype)...

[@rlane63]

@@domfjbrown75 Sorry Dom, but Dr Karl Brandt's cruel methods are already central to Conservative Party initiatives to 'shake up' and 'reshape' the NHS. His barbaric practises are cutting-edge 'blue sky thinking'. Sadly Brandt would have mercilessly drained all your blood until you died of a combination of pernicious anaemia and pneumonia.

[@Jackcrow955]

Absolutely.

[@derekbootle8316]

National socialist party (NAZI), but it's the Torries who are the problem. You must be a fan of united soviet Socialist republics exercise health gulag system.

[@josephinepeery6938]

You're talking out of your arriss

[@sroevukasroevuka]

No great loss.

[@charlesgrant-skiba5474]

Well, one is punished for euthanasia (and rightly so), others (doing similar things, e.g. in the USA for decades) have made a fortune and recognition. But this is not often talked about. As in old westerns, it is supposed to be clear to the general public who wears the white hat and who the black one. And this is how the consciousness of subsequent generations is shaped, choosing what to talk about and what to remain silent about. The truth is spoken out loud, but only when it concerns others.

[@nobleantony2156]

What background music is used?

[@asnkrikitikus]

There were always tears shed for all lives taken

[@stacybry29]

This is one of the worst of the Nazi's along with Philip Bouhler. Who committed suicide shortly after he was captured in May 1945.

[@cyberleaderandy1]

Interesting though that much of what is known on hypothermia etc is what was learned from Nazi experiments during ww2. Many modern books are based on this work, whilst denying or ignoring it origins.

[@taze317]

They were evil, but they weren't stupid.

[@renee1961]

So Much Cruelty, and Murder! 🥀🥀🥀🥀💔💔💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@Marymare-katniss]

Rest In Peace to all the victims of the war and the victims of the Nazi , 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@senner4754]

Why not "Rest In Peace to all those who died in the second World War" ?

[@Marymare-katniss]

@@senner4754 yes ,but not all of the dead were victims some of them committed the most horrible crimes against humanity

[@jomon723]

and all the babies now we kill everyday

[@aletheab8630]

Another monster of history. It’s hard to fathom how anyone could “celebrate” torturing and killing 10,000 of their countrymen.

[@mancunianinlondon]

Brandt was certainly correct about the Americans.

[@christopheralvarez2318]

Tales of vengeance enacted on the nazis. Great video covering this blood soaked Dr.

[@jean6872]

Yes, it was vengeance by the victors who were not judged for the Gulags or Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

[@lizvlx]

@@jean6872 no. it was justice. and nagasaki has zero todo with it.

[@jean6872]

@@lizvlx The civilian victims of the American nuclear bombing of not just one but two cities in Japan was referenced by Dr. Karl Brandt before they killed him.

[@hieronyous]

@@jean6872 OH? AND WHAT ABOUT THE RAPE OF NANKING? AND THE DEATH MARCH? AND OTHER EPISODES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION? THE EMPIRE OF JAPAN SPILLED PLENTY OF BLOOD. AND LOTS OF THAT BLOOD WAS CIVILIAN BLOOD. GET REAL !!!

[@jean6872]

@hieronyous *_This video is not about the conduct of the Japanese military during WWII. Get relevant._*

[@nehamehta491]

The staff celebrated ..? Wait, what?!!

[@linanicolia1363]

If we look around, it seems like they have reincarnated. The new ones do not settle for individual cases, but for the human masses. How did Mengele manage to go to South America and continue his experiments on cloning ? How did the US manage to invite some 1400 scientists from Germany, giving them asylum right after the end of WW2 ? They became the structure of our space program and other specialties. Nothing much has changed ; it is just not as obvious. The term useless eaters , was often used by prince Philip, the person QE2 married. He was tightly connected to the Reich and the nazis. His sisters married such men.

[@georgeamanor-boadu6771]

What an evil man. Imagine him being your family doctor. Certainly no tears shed for Karl Brandt.

[@jean6872]

*_This comment got you a coveted red heart._* ♣♦♠

[@jomon723]

and doctors that kill babies now? Out of site out of caring

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Those were German doctors! GERMAN!

[@paddyseamair6336]

Born in Mülhausen, today Mulhouse in Alsace, France.Expelled in 1919, like every citizen of German origin.

[@yogibull5784]

He’s been reincarnated into Stephen Miller.

[@paulbrasile8654]

This fanatic epitomizes the term 'Never underestimate the power of denial'

[@renee1961]

Their thinking is Absolutely Repulsive, and Heartbreaking. Utterly Despicable!!🥀🥀🥀🥀🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@chrislogston6072]

I bet his family shed tears for him.

[@gjhazard]

Who cares!

[@davideseadjara1170]

@@gjhazard correct answer

[@OStam]

Yea, if not for missing him and for his death, then at least for having to live with what your father, son or brother or husband was and had done. Some relatives of such monsters committed suicide as they couldn't live with what these close relatives had done.

[@jean6872]

You are correct, of course. Not only did his family shed tears for him but so also did his friends and colleagues. This channel makes moral pronouncements all the time and the narrator usually makes the claim that no one cared at a certain person's death. It is a juvenile catchphrase that is manifestly false.

[@Andrew-df1dr]

@@gjhazard His family.

[@jessicaregina1956]

Gone too soon.

[@haroldmaio407]

We are still calling it euthanasia?

[@margarita8442]

I shed no tears for Karl Brandt

[@jean6872]

You will shed no tears for me too, Margarita.

[@daniel24689]

@@jean6872 So edgy.

[@margarita8442]

@@jean6872 i do

[@Oseiwe]

I don't care what anyone says and I cannot come to terms with the capacity of NAZI Germany for evil but I will say this man was also a victim of circumstance and if the quotes were accurate, an entirely intelligent and articulate and deep man.

[@musicalme27]

"Victim of circumstance"??? He was a willing participant in the Nazi killing machine. He stomped all over the Hippocratic Oath he took when he gained his medical degree.

[@marta9127]

I wouldn't agree with calling him a victim, because he has chosen his fate. (There were also people as Franz Jagerastatter who was killed by Nazis because he refuse to fight for Hitler, so being a part of the bloody machinery wasn't a must). But at the same time the problem of German doctors and their obsession with eugenics wasn't an islolated case... And in this sense we can say the circumstances played their grimm role. Read something more about the Nazi ideology roots. It wasn't Hitler alone who invented the crime, although he was responsible for the course of it - it was a whole generation of people, often times intelligent as Brandt, attending univeristies, listening to academics like Alfred Erich Hoche and reading works of Nietzsche and Darwin and Galton as well. People fascinated with Sparta and its upbringing and the system of evaluating human life. But, let's face it, while the Germans took eugenics on their standards, sadly, the Americans and the British weren't better with their obsession of eugenics in 1920s (or even much earlier!) and further on. These were terrible times. Unfortunatelly, now again doctors keep coming back with euthanasia, abortion and eugenics standards both in Western Europe and the US. The same, horrible, Nazi ideas, the same terrible crimes. And they have the same choice as Brandt: to stay human or become a monster

[@TheWolfsnack]

The Aktion T4 program.....a lesson history has unlearned here in Canada....we now have Medical Assistance in Dying or MAiD.....intended to provide an easier death for terminal and suffering patients.....to the inclusion of other long term physical ailments....then to less debilitating physical ailments....to the inclusion of the inability to obtain suitable housing for multiple allergy sufferers...to later this year when the mentally ill will qualify for death....there has also been recent discussion of including very young children and infants to the eligibility list. We have doctors celebrating having "euthanized" 300 or more persons each, Drs Ellen Wiebe and Stefanie Green...even proud of having arranged suicide for patients who were not eligible at the time. . Pure evil in legislation is not just a historical fact, but is ongoing in a Western "democracy".....

[@bubbapacha7672]

Well idk I'd bet his wife...kids ..and other family shed tears

[@hardkoreboy]

Your content is very good indeed. But your narrator's odd mid-sentence pauses are most distracting. Pretty please can you do something about this?

[@SteveC38]

Thank You.

[@KimFsharpHarp]

Canada has instituted the MAID program which is “voluntary” euthanasia, but it looks like the very eerie beginnings of a modern T4 Program.

[@larryrubin1718]

Nonsense. Typical. When you have no hope of recovery and life is a burden then you can decide to live or die. I’ll take the freedom to choose.

[@lennyramon622]

If you lie to yourself long enough, you will end up believing the lie, as if it was the only truth you have ever known. That is how Demons end up believing that they‘ve always been Angels.

[@NinthRomance]

I don't approve of what the nazis did during their relatively short existence, I think it was horrible but I will say that I agree with what karl brant's final speech about the hypocrisy of america, since america helped the allies win the war they got to write whatever rules they so wanted, further push the agendas of the corporate elites and all the horrible things they did like oppressing the African Americans(slavery for 300 years, execution, taken away from their homeland, rape, experiments being performed on them and denying them of basic human rights), Native Americans(most native groups helped the early colonists to survive and yet they were butchered, raped, had their lands stolen from them, denyed basic human rights, broke treaties with multiple native groups which were supposed to ensure peace between americans and native americans and yet america still portrayed them as the aggressors which is a total lie) and of course developing a weapon which killed 100,000s of human beings and further caused permanent genetic damage to several generations of human beings just to list a few examples of America's own crimes.

[@georgebrown8312]

Don't forget why we had to drop two atomic bombs on Japan. The Japanese forces refused to surrender after the US warned them to. While we are at it, we should remember the killing fields of Cambodia, where hundreds, if not thousands, of people were murdered by Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge soldiers in the 1970s, and the genocide in Rwanda in the early 1990s as well.

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

You PRETEND like America invented the slave trade... It got DUMPED here... Look up the Trans-Saharan slave trade... 300 years??? Really??? Try 1500 years... Yeah, Africans been enslaving and raping and massacreing each other for MORE THAN A MILLENNIUM... America (thanks to Britain, largely) just found itself at the end of a long network of profiteering from it... BUT let's just dump all the responsibility on America, because "That's fair"... sure... The Natives and Colonialism was an ongoing issue PERPETRATED BY BRITAIN at the time and by MOST OF EUROPE at various points through history... When a band or two of native peoples were friendly and useful, the Europeans would trade and talk and take advantage... When they weren't so much, the Europeans would massacre them to "teach them a lesson"... Word gets around, even on a continent as big as America, so skirmishes, brawls, and generally low grade violence breaks out from time to time, up until "The New Federal Government" gets established and tries to guarantee rights to its citizens, like reasonable safety and peace and freedoms... and between historical issues and culture clash, there's just too big a mess to get cleared up... France didn't do any damn better, and Spain was abysmal in their treatments of natives... BUT let's just SHIT on America... because "That's fair"... right... gotcha. THE Japanese Emperor had already put forth the plans for EVERY able bodied man, woman, and child that could hold as much as a stick to KEEP FIGHTING... He called it AND PROPAGANDIZED IT as "The Glorious Deaths of 10 MILLION", meaning he was hell bent to drive Japan into a war of attrition to either waste the very last syllable of breath of the very last living thing in some vain attempt to stop the U.S. or he would ABSOLUTELY manage to break down the American resolve... That was EXACTLY how he planned to play it... ...AND WE KNEW IT... We also knew he couldn't possibly get EVERY human being out there to step up and fight. We knew it wouldn't be 10 million... BUT we ALSO understood that with the homeland advantage, guerrilla tactics as were being set into motions... There would be MILLIONS killed in close quarters, hit-and-run tactics, lots of hand-to-hand, and our troops forced to work with Flamethrowers... Do you even KNOW what a flamethrower does??? What that's like? Do you have EVEN THE SLIGHTEST idea what that would call upon the "winning" side in a war of attrition??? SO we sent the bombs... Hiroshima and then Nagasaki... We "wiped them off the map"... Estimates roam around 200 or 300 Thousand dead... in the snap of fingers... pffft... AND not just once, so the Emperor couldn't defend "Oh, they got lucky. A fluke!" but TWICE and quickly... SO he would have to reckon with the very real likelihood that we could quite handily blockade his little islands off, and keep sending the bombs until there was no more Japan... pffft.... gone... He probably also had the very reasonable belief that we couldn't quite accomplish it so badly or easily.... AND legitimately, we couldn't. BUT what it boiled down to was that he KNEW right there and then, he wouldn't get a Glorious Death of anything... It would be a slaughter. He had no winning cards left... nothing. AND THAT is why we did it. 200 or 300 THOUSAND to SAVE MILLIONS OF JAPANESE... BUT you want to SHIT on America with "Look at how many they bombed out of existence!!" because "That's Fair".... sure, genius. Have you looked into YOUR family tree??? Had a closer look into YOUR countries miserable past??? What can you justify??? Maybe you should stop trying to use history as ammunition, and start ACTUALLY trying to learn from it. It's in the past and just about everyone with any direct contact to it is dead... They don't care anymore. You don't drive your car with your eyes "glued to the rear view mirror" do you??? You GLANCE at the god damn things, and you do so frequently, to inform you as you put your eyes BACK TO THE ROAD AHEAD.... The same principle works with history, or you're going to make a bigger mess. ;o)

[@lizvlx]

yeah, think about what it means if you agree with hitler and brandt.

[@marta9127]

@@georgebrown8312 It seems that it is just the human nature, that's what you want to say...?

[@bryanx0317]

It's hard to imagine that pure evil almost ruled this world.

[@downandout992]

Can you imagine? If they did, they would probably do something like stick people with a highly infectious disease into state financed Elder Care Facilities in a pre orchestrated plan to reduce the financial drain on States and federal budget that these facilities incur. It would be diabolical!

[@jomon723]

and now with all the killing of babies

[@craigkelly4278]

It takes more than one man to carry out such a level of evil never forget that people. But also remember not all Germans where Nazis.

[@henrymcmiller2527]

I am US Army Retired. My opinion is that the German military uniforms, including SS Nazis were not just effective, but they were also very appealing.

[@jean6872]

Even without decorations or badges, Dr. Karl Brandt presented himself well.

[@Andrew-df1dr]

The Germans had the best uniforms in the war. Their camouflage uniforms were outstanding and very advanced for the times.

[@henrymcmiller2527]

@@Andrew-df1dr The world militaries have adopted the German style helmets. Not to mention, German military tactics.

[@henrymcmiller2527]

What really stands out is the German helmets. Modern Military have adopted the design of the German helmets.

[@jean6872]

@@henrymcmiller2527 I also like the German designed helmet (M56) which was never adopted toward the end of WWII because Hitler did not like it, It was, however, used by the new East German Army, the NVA (Nationale Volksarmee).

[@ladycplum]

It's creepy to see so many of these monsters on Eva Braun's home movies; joking around and having a good time while death surrounded them.

[@videoorgy]

Man, I wouldn't even wanna visit Germany in fear that it might be haunted. Like the whole country. I know America has its own bloody demons, but damn.

[@randal4776]

Guilt is in the eyes of the victor.

[@jean6872]

*_You will not get a red heart from World History for making such a comment._*

[@lorraineb61]

What about operation paper clip? what experiments are they doing to us?

[@andrewhill4986]

He puts the hypocrite in Hippocratic oath…

[@kristandevries4835]

In a way he was right...they just wanted to let him shut up on many truths....look where we are now....a better world ?

[@Hauri1972]

Hearing what is said about a weak government, economic crisis, uncertain future, you wouldn’t know if it’s the 1930s or the 2020s. Obviously our current government is doing nothing to prevent the inevitable

[@Slo-ryde]

Our current government is not what will destroy America; it’s the one that is to come in January when oligarchy and fascism merge.

[@TheRetirednavy92]

May they rot in hell forever.

[@marta9127]

@COBOLer75 God isn't a good, naive daddy in the sky. I don't think he is unjust or stupid. I don't believe he let the criminals go unpunished.

[@inesborstel5592]

👍👍👍👍

[@mistermister1072]

However, discussed in The USA is post birth aborttion... ............

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

God rest all their poor souls have mercy on them in the next life 😭😱

[@Vic35102]

The words I want to say are not appropriate for KZbin but all I could say is sick

[@michelehansen1653]

So glad they got him, he deserves everything he got, But have to say with just a little of what he is saying is right tho, we would not of learned anything about medicine and body party if it weren't for that, SORRY

[@paulcasaonva6732]

You're guilty as he is.

[@CandiceGoddard]

Well even demons speak the truth sometimes. His commentary on the USA was very accurate.

[@mapachehombre1581]

Did he get a automatic 30yr of appeals, if not why not ?

[@VariaBug]

He was convicted on crimes against humanity. Its an entirely different tier than simple murder. It should also be noted that the burden of proof was very high in both Nuremburg (with both Hess and Doenitz getting life in prison, Doenitz eventually being commuted) and 16 defendants getting life in prison during the Tokyo trials, often because of destroyed documentation unlike Nuremburg.

[@mysticwine]

He's still alive....

[@orpheus9037]

Interesting man. Much to his detriment, he bought into the crap of eugenics theory and conspired in the murder of thousands, but still, he seemed to have some semblance of a conscience and worried about the pain his patients underwent. I don't think I would have put him to death - prison for life, yes, - because it would have given researchers greater opportunity to talk to him and really understand what made him tick in regard to his practice/understanding of medical ethics. Mind you, this is not pity. Most Nazis were thugs and there was little to redeem them and most likely deserved the hangman's noose. But Brandt may have had something to give back and it might be worth understanding how he wrestled with his conscience as a highly placed Nazi who was also a medical doctor.

[@dionbuhagiar6577]

Such intelligent man could even be brainwashed by a madman!

[@huskerjpg]

Bad people can rationalize their acts.

[@VariaBug]

People who are highly intelligent are actually more susceptible to conspiracy theories.

[@marta9127]

Not by a madman alone. Read something more about the Nazi ideology roots. It wasn't Hitler alone who invented the crime, although he was responsible for the course of it - it was a whole generation of people attending univeristies, listening to academics like Alfred Erich Hoche and reading works of Nietzsche and Darwin and Galton as well. People fascinated with Sparta and its upbringing and the system of evaluating human life. But, let's face it, while the Germans took eugenics on their standards, sadly, the Americans and the British weren't better with their obsession of eugenics in 1920s (or even much earlier!) and further on. These were terrible times. Unfortunatelly now again doctors keep coming back with euthanasia, abortion and eugenics ideas both in Western Europe and the US. The same, horrible, Nazi ideas, the same terrible crimes

[@marta9127]

@@VariaBug not true. I think he was intelligent and wasn't stupid. His beliefs had nothing to do with conspiracy theories. He was a nihilist and refused to be a human. Lack of moral grounds has led him to that place

[@donclowers7666]

He made interesting comments on the gallows.

[@sudeshnadutta3498]

He's right about Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the moral decrepitude of U.S.A.

[@bryanx0317]

Oh because the Japanese were moral saints. 🙄 They deserve what they got.

[@sudeshnadutta3498]

@@bryanx0317 spoken like a true American.

[@daniel24689]

@@sudeshnadutta3498 You’re acting like he’s wrong.

[@JacksonBegleymusicguy]

@@sudeshnadutta3498 The looting of nanjing was an infinitely worse atrocity than the atomic bombs.

[@ajelliott9923]

his last words do make a lasting impression. Hiroshima and Nagasaki are awful reminders of the destruction wars lead to.

[@seattlewa8500]

Or perhaps the murders of millions of Chinese citizens, by the Japanese, are awful reminders of the destruction wars lead to.

[@jessicaregina1956]

Why aren't there any videos on the trial and execution of Josef mengele? Because he got away. 🤣

[@jessicaregina1956]

So did he or did he not go on a most public trial then get execution or not.

[@jessicaregina1956]

All the nazi hunting and whatever, and the angel of death lived a long natural life! 🤣

[@jessicaregina1956]

Magneto: yanking a filling, shooting two random ss and killing a scientist. Great success in avenging holocaust!

[@NicholasGuccione]

Boy, that Hitler guy was a sweetheart. I mean trying to better his ethnic race, and all. No?

[@nuendo2496]

Up next ?………Netanyahu…..

[@mthemediamaster2025]

Looks like Canada needs another lesson taught