Heinrich Müller - Head of the Gestapo Documentary

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[@flashgordon6670]

Hitler didn’t kill himself, he faked his death and escaped to Argentina. Please watch the documentary film Greywolf.

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Calm, articulate, clear..Also excellent German pronunciation. Outstanding narration as well as overall quality!

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This is very well researched and presented with excellent narration well paced and easy to listen to, aided immeasurably throughout with contemporary footage and photos and without any annoying overbearing totally unnecessary music, makes this all the more worthy of documentary praise and respect.

[@brzpicnic]

A meticulous and relentlessly calm and thorough man like Muller is also one who not only plans a clever escape, but ensures that he is an extraordinarily difficult man to ever catch! Great documentary thanks

[@dfuher968]

My thoughts exactly. He wouldve had not 1, but 2-3-4 different well preparred escape plans with disguises, false documents, planned routes etc with various contingencies depending on circumstances, as well as having made sure to have funds hidden away outside Germany. He probably already had a comfortable place to live set up somewhere. I hope, the witness testimony of seeing his corpse still wearing his uniform and carrying his ID papers is true, but for a man like Müller, even if such a corpse was found, it was more likely a decoy given 1 of his uniforms to wear and given his papers, so Müller would be able to disappear without being sought.

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Hitler didn’t kill himself, he faked his death and escaped to Argentina. Please watch the documentary film Greywolf.

[@MyManinHavanna]

The Nazis make me nauseous. There's library worth of knowledge to be learned from studying Nazi Germany that too often is blotted out by cheap moralizing about unsavory prejudice. Jews and Jews murdered, and human beings in general deserve not further being cheated at the very least. At the risk of sounding like a non-sequitur, Nazi standards and practices make me appreciate American Enlightenment liberalism, the Law, and the importance of legal excellence. In the US, at least in principle, the Law exists as a deterrent and its enforcement is by this essence, individualized. Fairness exists as equal protection under the Law, not one-size fits all punishment. Or worse yet, cruel absurdity is unnecessary, such as punishing the innocent, even the excellent, the least deserving and most commendable, and for ridiculous reasons, to scare everyone else into at least negligent compliance. All the Nazis could ever really hope for is having the German people perform a charade of positive results as if methodically trained as intended. This was somehow to happen forever without without an ounce of dysfunctional confusion and failed impossible knowledge.

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@@MyManinHavanna At least that all applies now that we've cleaned up all the Indians and got rid of our slaves. Now we are righteous, and should preach and judge other nations.

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[@troyheffernan1261]

He's full of Sh$t. I've already in a matter of minutes cought him fibbing. Hitlers party was a left wing socialist nationalist party. Hitler didn't Oppose communism. Socialism is the cancer that creates communism. But in 2022 the left paints the right as communist when they're capitalist. And only a fool doesn't realize when Biden says you don't own anything you rent it, is a communist statement. History is a page away. Liberal propaganda is a main stream media lie away.

[@williamdonovan7867]

Hitler as a left wing socialism party as u say Tthe clues in the title : National- socialism - emphasis on “ national’ ,

[@troyheffernan1261]

@@williamdonovan7867 exactly

[@Gainn]

Even ignoring the historical bias - It's a computer generated voice.

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Hitler didn’t kill himself, he faked his death and escaped to Argentina. Please watch the documentary film Greywolf.

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[@dabliss101]

If the allies found his body in uniform with identity papers on him in 1945 as claimed by Tuchel, why did the allies still declare him missing and keep looking for him after that?

[@dietlindvonhohenwald448]

Operation Paperclip

[@morningstar9233]

Yes. I've heard a theory that while the uniform and papers were Muller's, the corpse within was not.

[@NapFloridian]

@David Bliss, very good question indeed...

[@fathergascoigne4609]

Just like the 9/11 passport that survived lol

[@OStam]

@@morningstar9233 Sounds like something he could've done. Plant a corpse with face blown off or something, half under a pile of bricks aside a building in his uniform with his papers while he himself in some dirty old clothes made his way out of Berlin to the west although that would not have been a very easy task. Maybe he even dressed up as an old woman and had everything prepared or ready and escaped as soon as Goebels was dead, who knows?

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[@flashgordon6670]

Hitler didn’t kill himself, he faked his death and escaped to Argentina. Please watch the documentary film Greywolf.

[@michaelsinger4638]

I’d like to believe that he died in the ruins of Berlin. But we may never know for sure what became of him.

[@dietlindvonhohenwald448]

Probably Operation Paperclip or Neuschwabenland, Antarctica

[@grantsmythe8625]

@@dietlindvonhohenwald448 "Probably"? "Possibly", but there's no evidence for "probably". He was neither a scientist, technical specialist nor engineering specialist. What would he have had to offer? Gehlen worked for the CIA and had much more than Muller to offer.

[@michaelscott5653]

Yeah, he realized he was surrounded by Soviet soldiers and offed himself before he got captured. Most high ranking Nazis did the same thing, nothing unusual or mysterious.

[@aprilgosa5779]

he is in Hell now Michael Singer with his boss Hitler

[@dfuher968]

Well, ppl also believed for decades, that Martin Bormann made a successful escape. His case proved, that some1, who stayed in Berlin for that long had little to no chance of making it out alive. I believe, that the probability of Müller making it out of Berlin after May 1, 1945 is very very small, and that he very likely either committed suicide or was killed trying to escape. But unless his body, like Bormanns, turns up, we will never know 100% for sure.

[@marinadubois7347]

He purposely chose to keep his “ profile “ as low as possible He was a planner.

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

Well, you sledgehammered the nail squarely on its head. In the 3rd reich machinery, only Reinhard Heydrich, Heinrich Muller & Martin Bormann knew how to place themselves 1st & above their fuehrer & his party & his ideology. Of the 3, Heydrich probably was the most cunning & who would be able to make an early coup to replace 'dolf before the military disasters struck. He was head of the RSHA that covered all the nazi police & security organizations, the army's abwehr & Interpol included. But he was also cut short early, for excess of arrogance & foolhardiness. Whatever their natural craftiness already, Muller & Bormann still learnt much from his demise.

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Wow, thank you!

[@theguythatcould]

When you have an overly bureaucratic society, the people have no power. People like this guy thrive in this environment. Bureaucracy has no empathy for an individual and makes no exceptions.

[@godlessheathen100]

Precisely what I was thinking. Müller was the perfect apparatchik for the role he played. A combination of caprice, fastidiousness, moral arrogance, and a perverse joy in being a piece of the machinery, acting with sociopathic indifference. His antipathy towards politics served him and his superiors well because he could be plugged into whatever role gave him the task of totalitarian control. He could have just as easily been a servant of the very Communists he hated if he had found himself in different circumstances. The ideologies if Nazism, Communism, etc are relatively easier to refute in that respect. But this sort of indifferent apathy to anything except the mechanistic implementation of the goals of the state... there is a brutish, dumb horror to that.

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Are you talking about the EU?

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[@flashgordon6670]

Hitler didn’t kill himself, he faked his death and escaped to Argentina. Please watch the documentary film Greywolf.

[@powerbuilt2008]

@@godlessheathen100 Eloquently spoken. I could not have been able to use as many "high falooting" words as you have done so. We here in New Zealand have had 3 x elections in the last (3x) 3-year terms of a socialist, liberal, communist labour party, which is incredibly bureaucratic & legalistic. The city folk vote for them in droves, plus the youngster's who are ignorant of history. It would seem that the only thing which causes people to change to the conservative National party is the falling housing market valuations & faltering managed-economy. Now they parliamentarians are discussing having 4-yearly elections. God forbid~! It has been 3 long years waiting to vote this totalitarian government out.

[@lisamcandrews8594]

I’ve been researching this for 10 years. What the German people went through between World War I and World War II was really really bad. They were starvation. The starvation was so bad. If you’ve never gone hungry there’s no way you can understand if you go five or six years we’re just eating one meal a day and that one meal is a piece of bread what you’re capable of

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Compare this to the starvation of Ukrainians created artificially by stalin 1930-1933.

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Hell has a lot of occupants

[@gr4608]

The Ukrainians also starved under the Nazi regime . They harvested the wheat which was sent back to Germany . Yes the German people suffered mightily. Hitlers refusal to stop the fighting and kept the holocaust going. German civilians paid the price for this and afterwards. Many Germans participated in the atrocities and only the Americans were sympathetic if at all. The Russians made sure to punish all of the Germans for their country’s crimes. Over 40 million people died as a result of the Nazi invading Poland and then many other countries. There was lots of support for this by the German population.

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[@joeriwerbrouck4104]

The trenches the Germans were stuck at were in North-Western Belgium, mostly near the city of Ypres where Belgians, French and English were fighting tirelessly. After WWI ended, they implemented a daily ritual called "The Final Post" (playing trumpet) which they still do every day to this day. It had only been interrupted during WWII. The fields there are filled with military cemeteries. Mostly Belgian and English, some French.

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And Canadian soldiers.

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You say English, most were scottish, Scottish Canadians! Every village,town and city has WW1 memorials!

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Ah, finally somebody at least trying to get the pronounciation of German names and other terms right. Your pronounciation of the "ü" vowel in "Müller" is almost perfect. Well done!

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Good point!

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Yes, I noticed the same

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Hitler didn’t kill himself, he faked his death and escaped to Argentina. Please watch the documentary film Greywolf.

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A panoramic and detailed view of these turbulent times....well done ..thanks

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Thank you for keeping background music low. Other documentaries should do this.

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Bang on .

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A democracy becomes subordinate to a powerful centralized government.

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Dr. Hans Kammler imho would be a particularly gripping choice

[@bradleybriscoe2608]

If I was a betting man I would say Kammler was brought into the fold by the CIC (later the CIA and German BND) of the Americans. Besides the widely well known 'Operation Paperclip' for rocket scientist, biological warfare scientist and chemical warfare scientist there was another clandestine operation by the American intelligence departments who worked very closely with former high ranking SD officers, SS Security Police officers, Gestapo officials and Einsatzkommando commanding officers. These are facts.

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[@DDVujic]

The best work on Gestapo Chief Heinrich Müller I ever saw, and I saw many, well bloody done! Very detailed and very accurate.

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Hitler didn’t kill himself, he faked his death and escaped to Argentina. Please watch the documentary film Greywolf.

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Hitler didn’t kill himself, he faked his death and escaped to Argentina. Please watch the documentary film Greywolf.

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concise, direct and well put together documentary

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The ruse the Gestapo used to invade Poland is so thin and transparent. Oh, these undernourished, scarred and obviously tortured, not Polish people just happened to be hanging around at the border, and then, oops, they shot people but only after they themselves had been killed, then, what do you know? The entire German army is raring to go right at the border at the right time and place to see the *shock horror* damage those dead starved dressed up people (did I mention that they were already dead?) did and rather than opening negotiations to investigate the occurrence, the Germans unilaterally decide on the spot, "Well, we just happened to have 5000 tanks, 2 million troops and a whole bunch of dive bombers fueled and ready, what the heck,? a great time to use them, huh?"

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Another excellent episode. Thankyou for your awesome content.

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@thepeopleprofiles , any chance of including Georgiy Zhukov, George Clemenceau , Michael Collins (Irish revolutionary) and Rosa Luxembourg on your list? Great series

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Will do.

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

Rosa Luxembourg And Karl Liebknecht were peace-loving people who sincerely believed in the goodness of the ideology they embraced.

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

@@tylerbozinovski427 Mr. Tyler Bozinovski, I said they were sincere, but I didn't say they were right. They were wrong, & dead wrong at that, & by their error they caused the bloody chaos that engulfed Germany into the other totalitarianism, that led to the red dictatorship ravaging their country directly & indirectly for 72 years (1918-1990) All that's required for the triumph of evil is for good people to do something wrong. My point is that Liebknecht & Luxembourg, for all their sincere idealism of justice & equality, and dedication, were nonetheless utterly naive, red-starry-eyed dupes of an integrally evil, wicked & malevolent ideology based on an absolute lie, that can't be described but as anti-humankind. My point is that, contrary to their propaganda which said that if paradise has not yet been attained, it's because of the corrupt comrades that had been bought by the reactionaries. Hence the purges & the purges & the purges ad infinitum. It's called the permanent purge (*) Of whom ? But of the sincere comrades, hearty believers in the ideology, they think of as DIVINELY good. To cut a long story short, let's consider 2 sets of cases of the relations between the ideology & those who believe in it, as the relation between a master & his servant : Set I _ Good Master Case1 : the master is good - the servant is good & loyal Problem : NO problem Case2 : the master is good & the servant is bad & disloyal Problem : NOT for long, the master kicks out the bad servant & recruits another one. Set II _ bad master Case1 : the master is bad - the servant is good & loyal Problem : the master is bad & as such does his hypocritical worst to appear as good. The good & loyal servant who has no reason to suspect his master of wrongdoing, keeps on serving him faithfully. While his master keeps such a servant in his gunsights from day1, & keeps him in service only as long as it's useful to him. & when the good servant begins to suspect the Truth, the bad master purges him. Case2 : the master is bad - the servant is bad & disloyal & crafty Problem : the master is bad & cannot fool his bad servant, since it takes a crook to know & be wary of a crook. So the bad master cannot get rid of his bad & disloyal & crafty servant. & so, both have to get used to, & to use each other like the bad master uses his bad servant to purge his good servant, while the bad servant blackmails his bad master for mutual profit. It's to the one quicker on the draw when the crunch comes. ======================================================= (*) Read ''The Permanent Purge''(1963) by Zbigniew Brzezhinsky (in the parallel universe where he lived before coming to the more profitable present one for him)

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I love to see Zhukov.

[@jimtaggert42]

@@Charlesputnam-bn9zy You are descibing Stalinism. Stalinism is not socialism, it's totalitarianism. Brezhinski was a spook who helped create AlQaeda in Afghanistan. He has a lot of blood on his hands too!

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[@flashgordon6670]

Hitler didn’t kill himself, he faked his death and escaped to Argentina. Please watch the documentary film Greywolf.

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Great video. If you could a video Tito (Yugoslavia) or Enver Hoxha that would be cool. Your narration is great and those two characters are fascinating

[@flashgordon6670]

Hitler didn’t kill himself, he faked his death and escaped to Argentina. Please watch the documentary film Greywolf.

[@havennewbowtow8835]

excellent fact based documentary. Very informative and without hysterics. Congratulations. How ironic that he may be lying in a mass grave of the very people he persecuted without mercy.

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impressive work thank you

[@matthewlegrande6119]

He was brought into the US under Operation Paperclip.

[@stephenodell9688]

What skills that he had that the US wanted?

[@blusky3094]

God help him, suffering in hell, duped by humanities enemy, satan

[@schinderiapraemeturus6239]

you are the only one in the comment section it seems that has the right answer. many of the high value intelligence operatives in the Nazi hierarchy were brought over to work for OSS/CIA after the war, i.e. Reinhard Geilen

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No Id say he didn't make it out of Berlin like almost every Nazi

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@@gothelvis3541 joke?

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I love history, excellent video. Keep them coming.,

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I want to say good job on making these biographies interesting! im watching the ones of people involved in the high positions of the Third Reich and i thought, once you understand their different roles and because they all worked together and mention each other, that part might get repetitive. But in each of these, theer is a new aspect highlighted that makes it interesting. that must be really hard to do so great job!!

[@kazkk2321]

I love ppl like this. Such a person would make a great friend and a mentor for me. We should learn to appreciate the intellect of such ppl

[@midnightrider4066]

His second name is shared with a yogurt though

[@OStam]

Well, make sure you go to hell then if you want him to be your mentor. I am sure you will find him there.

[@DANIEL666YUSUPOV_KAZANOVA]

Great video thanks for posting keep the great work up

[@charlesyost8507]

Very interesting history lesson! Love From Orlando

[@callumcc8897]

His photo should be included next to: Ghost in the dictionary! Literally was 2 steps ahead at all times and was especially able to basically delete his life at the end of world war 2!

[@drgeorgek]

Glad that the background music isn’t as intrusive…. I found it distracting - it’s just right now thank you 🙏🏻

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Any documentaries on Germans from 1 and 2 are so interesting. Please keep on producing them.

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Thanks for the awesome vid!😌🙏✝️

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Perfect voice..thanks for the upload

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Outstanding documentary

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This is the extremely stunning of a biography video. I heartily admire your work. I cannot explain how stunning this is. My words are less for this bold video I appreciate you. But brother I am waiting from May For an video on skanderbeg when it will come?

[@fulltimeinstagrammodel8093]

Yesss. Been looking forward to this one ! I kind of suspect he did get away, seeing his capabilities and being able to run such a TIGHT organization. Plus a lot of high profile Nazis were taken under protection and smuggled out of Germany. Going to watch this now!

[@ollesandberg1143]

Herr Mueller, by the end of war, was captured in France and placed in camp for suspected war criminals where they tried to force him to reveal his true identity, (and failed). When they could no longer him he was released, married a french lady, and with her moved to his native family in Austria where passed away in the late -60s🤯

[@morningstar9233]

It's indicitive of Muller's secretive ways that while the documentary is able to provide great detail of his official roles, very little is known of his personal habits. A true grey man.

[@louise_rose]

The question flipped up in my mind earlier today: "who was the head of the Gestapo, really? what was the guy called?". Some other video had said Göring was the man, and I immediately knew that was a fib...It turns out he was indeed unfamiliar, because during forty years of reading and watching films about WW2 and the Third Reich, I've never heard of this guy before.

[@princessbiker1975]

I'm in Bavaria right now. It's very cold I love it

[@katherinecollins4685]

Very informative

[@foxyinflats]

Awesome work

[@JuanSanchez-lw1rv]

I have a funny story, my mother was a maid at a rich family in Panama where she took care of and elderly couple, the lady was a Panamenian lady daughter of and oligarch family from the 1920 who's fortune had diluted, this old man she married around the end of 1940s was a an Panamanian student who was in Germany studying before the war and was caught there until the end of the war, then came back to Panama and became a teacher at a highschool in Panama, this man I met when i was a teenager when he was already old , but even then he did not look like a Panamenian to me, very tall, blue eyes strong accent his Spanish was as that of some body that had learned it as a second language, my mom used to say that when he got mad he will speak in German, I always had this theory that he was a German soldier. He just did not fit the profile of a Panamenian not even a white Panamenian.

[@againnam]

Was that LOTR in the background...??? Great job on this!

[@bobburnitt5389]

GREAT Video!!! BB

[@ilsevanderbij7179]

Wonderful! I'd also like a more in depth documentary of the leader of the Dutch (my country, haha!) Nazi party, Anton Mussert. I've learned a lot about him, but many people don't know he ever existed and the danger he posed to the Netherlands.

[@uglytruth8817]

google :Europa the last battle,its a 10 part documentary on bi t chu te

[@missatrebor]

Why is Dutch (Holland) being your country so laughable?

[@ilsevanderbij7179]

@@missatrebor because my life is a joke. 😁

[@ripvanwinkle1819]

Brilliant man, caught up between greed.

[@bh5817]

The only danger to the Netherlands were decadent traitors The Dutch belong with the Germans racially and culturally Dutch and Deutsch share the same root word

[@xbmpr]

It’s kinda funny how Gavrilo Princip by killing 2 people has inadvertently killed 100,000,000+ people.

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A video about Garegin Nzhdeh and about Monte Melkonian, famous Armenian military commanders, would also be an interesting watch :)

[@ASH9EXR]

This should be taught to kids in school so much important information to be learned so we won’t repeat history

[@patprr1756]

Sake 😁😁😁

[@funkfamily4165]

I've read that Muller ended up with the Imperial Security Bureau shortly before the first Death Star was destroyed lol

[@almighty5839]

We need a video on manstein or gudarian

[@paulodili751]

Proucement of German words and names are impeccable.

[@dandirte6610]

Did you already do Otto Skorzeny? Looks like Vincent Price, and lived life like one of his characters.

[@user-mz9ig5id3o]

Walter Rauff too

[@th.burggraf7814]

Müller not only had almost unlimited financial resources and access to official documents such as identity cards, passports, etc., but also had an extensive underground network of loyal supporters and informants throughout Europe, North Africa and Latin America. This man meticulously planned his disappearance long before it even became clear that the war could no longer be won. He undoubtedly was the man with the best (underground) connections in the entire German Reich. Such a person doesn't make mistakes when it comes to his personal safety.

[@Khatoon170]

Last part of my research occupied Europe final solution to Jewish question he was known as gestapo muller to distinguish him for another ss general named Heinrich muller he was last seen in fuhrerbunker in Berlin on 1 may 1945 and remains most senior figure of nazi regime who was never captured or confirmed to have died thank you for giving us chance to read learn improve our English language as well iwish for your channel more success and progress stay safe blessed good luck to you your dearest ones

[@fathergascoigne4609]

Dear @ People Profiles and good people of the internet, would you be kind enough to tell me the name of the music that starts playing in the beginning of the video @ 0:00 the one that starts with a violin and the choir? Thank you.

[@mariagasser4628]

I met H Muller in Cordoba, Argentina. Her daughter was my classmate in school

[@lajkme7649]

Rudolf Hoess video would be a great idea Or a deep profile of Hitler. Thank you for your great and huge awesome work. You are great guys 😊

[@bradleybriscoe2608]

Müller was also one of the fifteen attendees at the Wannsee Conference in January 1942 of high ranking German officials to attend, discuss and plan the 'Endlösung der Judenfrage' and all of it's incomprehensible details.

[@MauriceLeviejr]

Incomprehensible? You’re missing the part where those attending had huge staffs. The speed at which planning turned into implementation makes it clear that it was the need to gain the necessary acquiescence and cooperation from other civilian agencies drove the conference.

[@bradleybriscoe2608]

@@MauriceLeviejr what civilian agencies are you referring too?

[@markgraham4732]

Altering his physical being (like fingerprints) would help ensure his permanent escape. He got away. No matter what crimes are committed humans will always try to escape (unless they are physically unable).

[@patprr1756]

You don't say .

[@markgraham4732]

@@patprr1756 Is that it.

[@patprr1756]

@@markgraham4732 what else is there to say about that comment .

[@markgraham4732]

@@patprr1756 Pity the Reichsfuhrer did not follow the same procedure, or meticulous attention to escape detail.

[@patprr1756]

@@markgraham4732 A different person and circumstances .

[@asullivan4047]

Interesting and informative . Excellent photography pictures/drawings enabling viewers to better understand what/whom the orator was describing. This Muller fella' was an inhumane/diabolically/cruel/sadist.

[@stagehand9002]

"a deal with german industry leaders would allow hitler to become chancellor"...That would make an interesting video itself. Who put hitler in power at only 35% of the vote?

[@alanwann9318]

In reality Hitler was funded by American banks to fight Russia

[@jimtaggert42]

the capitalists will resort to elevating any old pissant that is willing to employ violence to keep their power

[@duncs001]

Why is there a some video (02:40) of an Antonov An-2 (modern Russian biplane) when talking about his experience with World War One aviation?

[@warmonger8799]

Perfection ❤❤❤

[@Cninalights]

It's quite possible that he got away. He was a master at espionage and intrigue. I suspect many of them had new lives planned for themselves. Interestingly enough, there are not as many photographs of him and Bormann as the others.

[@lufsolitaire5351]

He was the one with the best knowledge on how to disappear and because he was always a political outsider and was incredibly asocial, he would not of kept in contact with any of the other escapees nor would of hung out publicly with them like Eichmann and Mengele or Stangl and Wagner. Someone as secretive and skilled in espionage as him would known such a thing would of been a death sentence as that’s what led 3 of 4 captures/reprisals(both Stangl and Eichmann were brought to justice, Mengele was known but evaded and died of drowning, and Wagner was likely killed in some form of reprisals either by mossad or Jewish residents of Brazil though the exact circumstances are unknown). It wouldn’t of been out of the possibility if he kept a body double on ice and some spare uniforms on hand for this exact reason and just dumped the body in some probable place and knowing the chaos of war and sloppy handling of proper identification would of taken care of the rest.

[@baronweirwulf6346]

I'd love a video on Arthur Seyss-Inquart.

[@davidmurphy8190]

Thanks!

[@PeopleProfiles]

Thank you!

[@mbp7060]

Did anybody ever tell Hitler how ridiculous that mustache looked? As sharp as his uniforms were, that stache messed up the whole ensemble.

[@TheTexasmick]

Muller was beyond an ordinary secret policeman. He had ingeniously planned his escape long in advance, and he knew precisely how to implement it to perfection. He more than likely found a way through a Vatican passport, since he was widely known as a devout Catholic, to go to somewhere on a Catholic Caribbean Island. Those descendants of slaves wouldn't know him from any other White man on the island. He was not a remarkable man in appearance. He looked like everyone else. He was smart enough to not leave his fingerprints anywhere threatening, and he had always kept his mouth shut without stirring up any controversy. Nobody knew much about him.

[@OStam]

Good point. Although extremely difficult at such a late date with Berlin pretty much surrounded by Russians, if anyone could escape from that it was him. Also remaining unnoticed for all those years after the war is very difficult but not impossible.

[@wendelldallas7572]

At first, I thought that the thumbnail was a picture of Odo from DS9 😂😂😂

[@francinem4944]

Franz Bardon needs as much if not more in depth documentation as this cursed individual

[@chrisrowe8970]

Great video but am I the only one who noticed the use of modern American currency at 9:54 lol

[@jh2309]

Yes he was a major figure that should’ve been called to account for his actions especially the murder of 6 million plus innocent people. But his anti-communist stance and views were most likely thought to be of more importance than honorable justice and he was taken up in Operation Paperclip quietly along with Kummlar

[@Matthew-hb9ff]

What about the millions of Russians and Germans who were killed by Nazi .

[@Matthew-hb9ff]

Hitler killed over 20 million why do people only count the 6 million?

[@Lodimerg]

Great man.

[@bergstrom716]

I remember downloading a pdf of a book that an ex cia agent wrote and it had an interview with Muller who was living in Switzerland

[@billg7205]

Makes sense. They controlled everything then, and still do.

[@polychromaticlaser635]

The first of a trilogy by Greg Douglas (I believe). The second is part 2 of Muller’s CIA intake interview, part 3 is his diary of his first few years in Washington in the early ‘50’s. Very entertaining whether true or not!

[@ollesandberg1143]

Mueller lived in Austria

[@TorianTammas]

Mueller lives next door to me. 700.000 people are named Müller in Germany.

[@josefedericochirinosmenese510]

POR FAVOR, EXISTIRÍA LA POSIBILIDAD DE UNA TRADUCCIÓN EN IDIOMA ESPAÑOL. MUCHAS GRACIAS.

[@cynthiadaw131]

I've talked to Muller. He working at Dunken Donuts in Fayetteville NC. Lol

[@tilesetter1953]

In WWI, Italy was NOT allied to Germany and Austria-Hungary but fought on the side of France and England.

[@LakeErieOH1]

shadows remain shadows. the way he rose in the nazi party and barely joining them (years later only due to a formality), with his history of investigating against them; him being the one who vanished like a shadow, and remained invisible, is no surprise

[@shellsbignumber2]

Its always interesting when people seemingly disappear off the face of the earth. My suspicion is he died in the battle of Berlin and simply buried in a mass grave but you never know.

[@danwinger1865]

Great vídeo! Good job!

[@lordfatcock]

14:39 that guy in the background has that “your bullshitting me” face like he just was told something that blew his mind. 😂