Hidden Collection Of Nazi Artifacts Was Discovered In Argentina | Business Insider

About 75 Nazi artifacts were discovered in a hidden room in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the biggest collection ever found in the country. Some of the artifacts include medical devices, weapons, and even a portrait of Adolf Hitler.
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[@amnotthefather1518]

Random Argentinian kid: Grandpa, have you ever been to Germany? Grandpa: Nein.

[@pepelaballena9298]

Mi abuela es alemana pero no es nazi, solo es alemana

[@pedrolonga8070]

@@pepelaballena9298 Yeah dude... go check on that

[@victorjames7]

Too funny... but too true 🙄

[@rngnodal9316]

@@pepelaballena9298 Nazi spotted!

[@jayluis189]

@@pepelaballena9298 Lol someone in your family was a Nazi, bro. Ain't no Germans moved to Argentina for no reason

[@YuriDoesStrikeball]

Never ask a woman: her age, a man: his salary, an Argentinian: his abuelo's SS rank.

[@corporalclegg914]

Major Woody

[@firelayer1544]

Never ask, a women: Her age a man: His salary an German: His history

[@johnh1001]

@@firelayer1544 Hi , I'm Canadian . My Great Grandparents were home steaders from farm country in Germany back around the time of the American civil war . They travelled to Canada by ship and for this , the Canadian government gave 100 acres of free land to them and to any others that also were farmers and said "have lots of kids" so as to work their new farms . I guess this means I'm very far removed from being German . All the rest of the ancestors were from Scotland , or England .

[@q.in165]

Stolen comment

[@genesis2936]

Major headache

[@girthquake2390]

That's strange because I'm Argentinian and I showed this video to my very elderly grandfather and when he saw that cross sign he kept trying to stand up and give me this weird high five.

[@dr.dfargo2921]

Talking the same salute that BLM gives

[@mjh5437]

lololol

[@SWED-co9vf]

Lmao 🫥🫥

[@JohnWickkkk]

😭😭😭😭

[@cedric.610]

Hahaahahahhahahaha

[@deliverus6856]

“It’s not clear how these got here” yeah ok 😂

[@jamessmith..919]

That part made me laugh

[@Xterrorcz]

Hitler : "That's not a secret collection that was my apartment"

[@tryambaknathjha7574]

@Fatrisefo youranus

[@sjajznzjiaksjwpw7r8qi89]

@Fatrisefo *youranus*

[@thebubbleteavibe]

@@tryambaknathjha7574 toast

[@nekokimo8036]

Exactly 😂😂 They thought his body burnt The century prank from hitler himself 😂

[@edgaraucapina5205]

😂

[@anjiji4734]

"It's not clear how the artifacts got to Argentina." Me: Let me tell ya something

[@qhuizatlantis8484]

Go ahead haha

[@DavidEsparza2143]

The Black Market is a hell of a Gold Mine

[@paco9831]

Qhuiz San hitler scaped to Argentina in a submarine trought Spain or Italy before the fall of Berlin

[@qhuizatlantis8484]

@@paco9831 woah heard about this and hes hiding in a bunker

[@paco9831]

@@qhuizatlantis8484 now im sure he is dead no one lives to 135 years

[@cwisted5308]

All of these need to be put in a museum and preserved. That was a horrible time in world history and needs to be remembered no matter how big of a scar it left on the world.

[@user-wz5ud4mn4y]

that's why we have books

[@MrComradebuttons]

@@user-wz5ud4mn4ybooks lie that’s why the internet blew up let’s us see the whole story not just what was allowed to be published by your governing body

[@user-wz5ud4mn4y]

@@MrComradebuttons That's why you have historians to make sure what is published is accurate.

[@yogsothot]

🖕🏼 Deutschland Nummer eins der mussiums a beautiful Event in history the most beautiful

[@krishthakar6661]

well horrible for jews only.

[@afieldaz6350]

I am from Chile, my girlfriend is from a town south of Bariloche (Argentina) and her grandfather came from Germany in '45. She says that she only saw him from time to time and that his house was small and very hidden in the mountains. She says that she only remembers that he had light eyes and spent many hours painting. He died at the age of 79 in 1968

[@That1HotMF]

I dont think hitler had light eyes

[@deadore]

Did he have funny moustache

[@Jeff-sp7bg]

No but you can change your eye color with surgery or contacts

[@extraditori6604]

​@@That1HotMFyes he had

[@That1HotMF]

@@extraditori6604 no he had brown eyes tf

[@DEATHofSEASONS789]

"it's not clear how these items got to Argentina" I've got an idea...

[@Freshel]

I drink you when im depressed.

[@ALEXANDERCRETA1]

They carry Nazi's from Germany after they loose war they escape in Argentina.

[@ldg508]

They got there in a u-boat after WW2. Hitler and about 500,000 Nazis made it to South America after the war. It's been proven that Hitler went to Argentina after the war and lived to be a old man

[@ldg508]

#Imperial The CIA released files that they were looking for hitler in Argentina after he supposed to have died in his bunker.Just look it up better yet watch the TV Show called hunting hitler that came on the history channel they show you everything that the US Government lied to us about

[@ethanng8529]

@@ldg508 I think you mean watching CNN

[@mdlyonn0035]

“Medical Devices” Shows a mortar range calculating device.

[@youngvices7938]

Exactly! Nice reporting Business insider

[@augustovasconcellos7173]

>the absolute state of Internet journalism

[@odinsplaygrounds]

Lol I thought "wtf" also. Didn't know exactly what it was, but it said "granat" and showed the different curves. Clearly not anything medical.

[@brianpreston8483]

@Gonçalo Amaro very true ,they are not journalists they are advocates

[@aaronaldrich1546]

@Gonçalo Amaro he's CNN material

[@abcnt]

When a random Argentinian kid finds his grandpa's SS Bolts and finds out it's not because he worked as an electrician

[@bounce4982]

That was way more then 75 artifacts in that room

[@SS-HansLanda]

THEY SAY THAT SO THEY CAN SOME FOR THEMSELVES

[@gautammenon8527]

If this isn't returned to Germany, the Germans would be Führious

[@sloppyjo5371]

It would Reichous

[@mentosjohnson8640]

@@roadmaster720 no

[@grantelbart477]

Germany today is way too weak to claim anything back

[@plaguemaster308]

Technically no because nazis are outlawed in germany

[@roadmaster720]

@@mentosjohnson8640 again, fok germany

[@someones304]

"Argentina has 2 beautiful traditions. 1 is tango, 2 is hiding Nazis." -Someone I forgot his name-

[@frankiinsane8874]

Peron

[@joemamaobama6863]

Señor Hitler

[@enesoztugcu6665]

What is the best thing French people can do ? Surrender

[@suhelelahmed4204]

Good job Argentina

[@oninkillo]

@@enesoztugcu6665 ,what is the best thing turkish people can do? Talking stupidly

[@hermessantos1601]

A collection very well preserved. Whoever owned it, knew what was doing. I couldn't avoid thinking about how much that's worth.

[@lolakuty-to9io]

It's German trash. It's worthy as manure.

[@ultracreador]

Era un buen coleccionista de reliquias 😊

[@ChrisTrueblood]

As a person who loves history thank you for the little walk through World War II

[@alonsolopez6979]

I thought hitler fled to cuba with 2pac and the dinosaurs

[@howardmckenna]

And he married Elvis.

[@burymedeep-be7dm]

He lives next to me. Runs a taco stand here in mesa

[@DIBEA-sj1iy]

😂😂😂

[@alzy890]

Nah he fled to North Korea to marry kim

[@alzy890]

@@howardmckenna nice

[@KogureDevilchan]

Dude was a pro at playing Wolfenstein.

[@alzy890]

No shit bro

[@andyramirez5439]

Ugly ass cross disgusting

[@Shamrockjason]

I was in the [Evil] clan online Wolfenstein days.. damn those were some good times

[@Aviationgeek21]

Lol

[@jacques4703]

He found all the treasure

[@clarencehoover6748]

Why are the police raiding someone’s personal collection? Are there not rules there governing property and privacy rights?

[@rageoftheredphoenix]

I was thinking that. Someone betrayed the collectors trust. Someone can be sued here.

[@javidankhalilov3412]

What is Argentina's the most famous thing? Girls: Tango Boys:

[@xk3vo7]

It’s Messi.

[@oninkillo]

Deutscher Schäferhund & Wachturm

[@jaif7327]

based

[@charlescoppa5202]

Corruption

[@bbqsauce875]

Asado

[@coltondunkel4485]

"Its not clear how the artifacts got to Argentina". Really. I think everyone knows how they got there

[@abhzpattni5217]

The Conservative Kid i was about to comment the same shit smh everyone knows how Argentina is pretty much Nazi Germany idk why they would say that

[@kaiammons6019]

@@abhzpattni5217 not everyone knows . I feel like I didn't know till a year ago

[@jonathanmarshall4820]

There's this thing called DNA

[@abhzpattni5217]

@@kaiammons6019 yeah but you'd think Business insider would know or not lie about it

[@Applecompuser]

The Rat Line. Further, its known two U-boats appeared in Argentine waters just after WW2 and surrendered. PS Should not Germany take some blame for their share in starting two World Wars?

[@claiborneeastjr4129]

Fascinating. That's an amazing collection, and there are likely more - hidden in private collections, and worth millions.

[@paulg3012]

Garbage. Only worth millions to sympathisers.

[@stuartashbourne-martin9629]

And who do you suggest is going to buy this s*** shalom

[@EerieChroniclesTV]

republicans @@stuartashbourne-martin9629

[@user-ke9xd3hg7c]

If infamous Nazi historical artifacts are worth millions, then old American Civil War infamous items should be worth trillions of dollars to US citizens. Our own Civil War killed more than all of the other wars combined.

[@potatouno]

​@@stuartashbourne-martin9629i would buy

[@TrapMint]

Can't believe they didn't teach us more about this in school.

[@thedude9024]

Argentinian kid: "Abuelo, what's this strange uniform you have in your attico?" Grandfather: Was?

[@leandromanas1600]

😆

[@h24manu]

He was an electrician.

[@MegaKaiser45]

*vast

[@beastmaster908]

@@MegaKaiser45 *was

[@tehtarik4326]

@@MegaKaiser45 *vat

[@Teufer2]

0:35 Medical devices my ass, that is a device for calculating the course of mortar shells. You can read top right in german the words "Light grenade launcher 36".

[@howardsmith9342]

Medical devices wouldn't have been painted black. Probably stainless steel so they could be sterilized.

[@rogersmith8386]

Good spot!

[@UncleQ57]

Shooting angle, distance in meters. Brutal German doctors...

[@abbad707]

Ight cool ig

[@brendonleary]

Maybe they wanted to medically insert grenades into commies and jewboys.

[@Jaime.Lannister]

Those German and Italian names explains a lot

[@Renzo_Dellagiovanna]

I am Argentine and many things that are said are myths, I have never seen a swastika in my country, yes it is true of German and Italian surnames, but there are also Armenian, Polish, British, Spanish obviously, french as my last name, But here we do not support that Nazi ideology at all

[@Jaime.Lannister]

@@Renzo_Dellagiovanna Bro, you do have predominantly Spanish names, no doubt but those German and Italian surnames are the 2nd and 3rd largest numbers, the rest are just a few minor groups. As much as you want to deny it, those surnames do explain why you guys have those artifacts since German and Italian names only soared in the country during the mid 1940s.😂😂

[@memi8405]

me, having two spanish surnames

[@devan2617]

​@@Jaime.Lannister más de 1M de italianos vivían en arg antes de la WWI, así que mussolini no tuvo tanto impacto y en cuanto los alemanes...Nein!

[@MrRockleyend]

​@@Jaime.Lannister European inmigration was big even before WW1 so its not weird.

[@Bluenin-pj3hj]

Mom, can we have FBI? We have FBI at home, FBI at home:

[@basileusgaming7047]

Never ask a man his height, a woman her weight, or an Argentinian where his grandfather came from

[@CEOofSleep]

Messi was a Nazi lab experiment

[@colorado2455]

Or great grandfather.

[@iaia5368]

E a um 'norte americano', de onde veio sua 'riqueza'.

[@tomaselmaskapomc]

Mi abuelo es re boliviano

[@franco1188]

outside of Israel, Argentina is in top-5 country with more jewish population

[@dreed7312]

At 0:38 its not a "nazi medical device" - it calculates trajectories at windspeeds for the type 36 mortar.

[@Jonibear22]

its a reverse nasi medical device it kills

[@fridaynuggies4191]

Oops zat is not medizin

[@Nauta_]

It help killing the enemy which injures your soldiers, so I think it can be called medical device :)

[@Techie1224]

@@Nauta_ Lmao

[@byte2702]

This doesn’t make a difference. Nazis had misused all sorts of tools as „medical device“.

[@sonofaurora666]

It’s possible my great grandfather was a old white blue eyed man in Mexico who didn’t speak any Spanish I remember he would love to scare us because he had no teeth lol I think my father said he was French but his name was Adolf

[@Atreas40000]

The name Adolphe was used in france too.

[@UwU-xk5cx]

Near my city in southern Mexico there is a small coastal town that has a pretty nice cozy cafe there, it was run by a pretty nice italian old man that apparently came here to hide from the trials after ww2

[@vt4192]

Adolfo no es un nombre común en Mexico.

[@hisyam1664]

ya sure he ain't Austrian?

[@rownanhowell]

You sure this ain’t cap

[@Lerxstification]

@:34 hey great reporting...those are not 'medical devices'...that a kit for determining factors for launching mortar shells!!!

[@sassiebrat]

"it's not clear how these items got to Argentina" Me: SAME way the owners did!

[@honchoryanc]

Uboat

[@walthere.r.]

En USA esta lleno de artículos nazis, solo te falta mirar ebay.

[@robotube7361]

Peron

[@leeclock4911]

I am surprised that the owners bring so much stuff when they ran and hide.

[@philrinehart8002]

Same way NASA scientists got to the U.S.

[@JasonSmith-ot8sf]

"Medical devices" shows a mortar range calculator.

[@johnbockelie3899]

The Reich is falling !!! Grab all the accordions !!!!! .

[@Will_CH1]

It doubles as a speculum.

[@fartgander5851]

Stolen lol

[@prettyokandy230]

it's a mass euthanasian device for fucks sake!

[@visionshader6549]

Well, it can cure any disease

[@noone9329]

"it s no clear how this artifacts arrived in Argentina"😂

[@Chaozine]

Seeing those items makes me feel all warm inside

[@vergulli12]

From what I can see and read (I‘m German), these are not medical devices at all. „Windgeschwindigkeit“ means „speed of the wind“, and „Schusswinkel“ means „firing angle“ and „Reichweite in Metern“ means „range in meters“. Those were devices to calculate ballistics for the Leichter Granatwerfer 36, a mortar used by the Wehrmacht.

[@Catire92]

Correct

[@deadeyecpt.7765]

It's reverse medical devices.

[@dearhunter7206]

Do Germans get rounded tied with them really long words?

[@texasblaze1016]

I think they left a group of millennial hippies in charge of that news piece. They are super thrilled to make the news bit but have no knowledge at all about what is actually going on and dont care to take the time to figure it out either

[@navygirlav2012]

@@dearhunter7206 you never heard of compound words? That's where we get the idea from in English from German.

[@Uriiii.]

Lmao what a load of crap 😂😂we been knowing nazis were all over Argentina in the late 40s

[@user-qi1nn9vg3x]

Lmao they don’t know won’t hurt em

[@ramiromonroy1419]

True ..even in Ecuador they are German communities!

[@Mothafuckenzay]

🤣 boiiii you acting like you believed it 👎

[@mehthuashur6028]

And in brazil

[@cully7927]

@@Mothafuckenzay nah mate there are communities of ancestors of escaped nazis living out there over 200,000 now.....

[@hugoleiva120]

Beautiful collection, people have the right to collect WWII pieces... it s not a crime...

[@liamsmith2340]

Here it's not a crime, i sold mine collection.

[@Mikegastaldo]

Exactly what it is..a private collection..no Nazis brought anything with them to south America..my grandfather not only brought nothing with him..he changed his name and had Italian documents and later Argentinian documents..he didn't even have a nazi toothpick..

[@dwaynebreeden2984]

​@@MikegastaldoI hope your statement was a cheeky joke. Because if not, it states my point that if you were proud of nazism and the 3rd reicht, then why change your name and hide? Stand on your principles in the sun, dont hide in the shadows like a rat.

[@Mikegastaldo]

@@dwaynebreeden2984 no joke..my grandfather was a Nazi... sorry if that's offensive to you or anyone but to be honest can really care less if it is..my grandfather was not part of dropping hydrogen bombs on 2 cities full of civilians and incinerating them...he was a SS officer who faught in some of the most noted battles of WW2...I'm a US army veteran myself and have 2 deployments under my belt.. I receive a pension and healthcare benefits because of my actions.... not a warranty for my arrest...I'm sure had I been captured...I would be executed for what I did as well...my grandfather was serving his country and following orders it wasn't up to him to make laws/policies and decisions it was up to him to carry them out..my father didn't even explain the situation to me when I was young..it was all very secretive.. that ends with me..I thoroughly explained the situation to my 3 children who are now in their late 20's and early 30's and they will be explaining everything to their children..I'm very proud of my German heritage..

[@u.s.militia7682]

I bought a home and all it’s contents a few years ago. The prior owner was a US Army doctor during WW2 in Europe. His son had no idea of what some of the things in the house were. I found a brass Luftwaffe eagle that weighs about 10 pounds and several Nazi medals and awards. There are a couple “tinnies”, one of which I can’t find any information on whatsoever. It has strange runes on it that look like 4 running deer in the shape of a swastika.

[@isaacshaver6218]

Contact mark fenton. Hes a ww2 professor from the U.K. he probably kno. He has a KZbin channel

[@ssobergruppenfuhrerpeanut3674]

Lemme buy name your price

[@gnolan4281]

I went to Villa Dolores Cordoba Argentina for a couple of months in the 70's. There were a lot of people speaking German in the mountains around there. They sounded like they were giving orders to a panzer division.

[@RottiDog100]

Lol.

[@saupreinmadl3391]

Just because it was German, or what? :/

[@gnolan4281]

@@saupreinmadl3391 Most of the German I've heard since those days sounded much smoother. This was a type of German that sounded military. They were the right age to have been ex-military from the war years. They were too old to have been kids who had their innocence snatched away in "Generation War". Remember this was in the early '70's. It seemed to me that some of them were excessively proud and over-bearing but my German neighbors next door there were not that way.

[@saupreinmadl3391]

@@gnolan4281 Well, it is said, that a lot of Nazis sought refuge in Argentina ^^" Glad to hear you met some *other* Germans too, though

[@saupreinmadl3391]

@@gnolan4281 Ah yes, that one's been on my watch list :) Actually I'm German - as you might have guessed - and my grandfathers were two of those kids, so I know the stories .... :/ Fortunately they were both too young to be sent fighting. But man, they saw some horrendous shit :'(

[@prettyokandy230]

"iT's NoT cLeAr HoW tHe ItEmS gOt To ArGeNtInA"

[@alanwatts8239]

@@user-uz5ps1bh2q The leaders had a few good apples in them, a lot of german soldiers were against their ideals. Apart from that, yeah, they were pretty evil.

[@TranscendentalAirwaves]

I thought the same exact thing I was literally like HMMMMMMM I WONDER. lol

[@CJM-rg5rt]

@@alanwatts8239 That era of Germany had a surprising amount of good people who couldn't be brainwashed, Japan on the other hand... that's the average person being beyond brutal.

[@alanwatts8239]

@@CJM-rg5rt Agreed.

[@Darkest_Soul_187]

Your written german accent is hilarious, you should do a stand up.

[@deadghost50ify]

They said it was a conspiracy that Nazis fled to Argentina, meanwhile this exists lmao

[@Alexandros.Mograine]

Im pretty sure in 300 years people will wonder "why did they destroy so much history out of personal anger". That question gets asked by archeologists all the time. Because it always happened. Its only afterwards that people regret it.

[@RetroGaming-gp2ef]

It’s incredible how this stuff has survived for close to 80 years

[@atlanticrf]

Not really, there are many collectors all over the world.

[@RetroGaming-gp2ef]

@@atlanticrf Here’s a question. Did I ask?

[@OldGreyMulletTest]

Yeah, incredible how metal objects stored in a display cabinet in a dry room could possibly survive 😂😂😂

[@lucasnadamas9317]

You do know we have 3000 year old mesopotamian artifacts right?

[@OldGreyMulletTest]

@@lucasnadamas9317 Indeed, and I've seen dinosaurs in Trelew (no, I don't mean ex-SS officers) 😉

[@blueskdragonFX]

medical device..."shows a measurement device for mortars." How to dramatize news articles.

[@tomsriver2838]

I don't know which one is worse: Medical device or measurement device for mortars...

[@64hedgehog]

I noticed that right away myself---fake news

[@Cypherdude1]

0:33 Thanks for pointing that out. I would not have noticed otherwise. I went over the video again and it says "leichter granatwerfer" on the charts above. It means "light grenade launcher." Schusswinkel means "shot angle." Can't believe anything in the news anymore.

[@Checo43]

How is medical device more dramatic? They're just stupid and put the news out before checking what they're actually spreading.

[@AssOnAPlate187]

That is a medical device. It helps to surgically remove your head from your body with a 5 cm GrW 36 mortar shell.

[@TheItalianoAssassino]

> Medical devices > Writing on the box talks about the trajectory of grenade launcher projectiles

[@claygoodwin8108]

medical devices makes it look more sinister

[@oscarberolla9910]

@@claygoodwin8108 But if there were artifacts there to measure the skull and stuff.

[@HmvgramophonesEu45]

Thank you for point out one of the many nonsense of this video!

[@mariuxxxx1]

@@claygoodwin8108 that's how germans treats other people 😆

[@andrewgates9333]

Medical head separator. (Mortar)

[@volbov4553]

My grandfather has a collection that is just as rare 🤔 Greetings from Argentina

[@Julian-AJCP]

Were these findings put in a museum? Are they on display somewhere? I remember there was also a huge sandclock as part of the collection

[@LycanTroop3]

The person collecting these must've been a huge wolfenstein fan.

[@uca3126]

Hitler died in Argentina the 26th June 1971 in some place of Bariloche

[@MKD331BC]

@sivachand p babu There are two things possible: 1. He commited suicide with poison as we all learnt in school 2. He flew to Argentina and lived there for the rest of his life In my investigation about him, I start to believe that the 2nd option is true. He didn't end his life in Germany.

[@MKD331BC]

@sivachand p babu You can't have proof for everything but... Skull that was believed to belong to Hitler was from a female person. Many Nazi's escaped in Argentina because the president there supported them at the time and was a good friend of Hitler because he was receiving money from him. Lots of Nazi objects, plagues and other stuff are found in Argentina that not everyone could posses. It's said that they've burned him and throw him in the river in Germany, but why would you do that with someone that special to the history of our being? If I was the leader of SSSR or any other big country, I would love to have him in museum to show the world who were they fighting against and who did all the bad things against jews.

[@haydendavies4583]

@Justin Myers ABSERLUTLY 👍

[@zeryus99]

Hitler was captured by Russian soldiers. And what became of him will never be known…

[@hiimbilly6695]

Argentinian teacher: ok our topic for today is about hitler The guy in the back: my fuhrer🤚

[@demonidraigon]

i know many guys that would do this... me for instance

[@bbcastillo1316]

hahaahaahahahah

[@aaron_rds1341]

No, unfortunately i don't have an classmater like that here hahah

[@bbcastillo1316]

@@aaron_rds1341 jajajaaj

[@Inversed00]

@@demonidraigon based

[@randerson4383]

They're making it sound like this was a crime or something. So, someone had original WWII German artifacts in a secret room, I say they're pretty cool. Not the kind of decoration that myself or most people would like but cool, nonetheless. The AFP are there, and it seems like they're treating this as a crime scene, why would that be?

[@roybrowning2685]

It's the usual hidden hand of Zionism, making a big fuzz of every single swastika they run into as if it were the personal card of Satan himself ! Come on, guys....it's been 80 years now ....high time to get over it ! Quit it and leave the world live in peace.

[@Vicforvictory]

Very strange indeed.. idk if collecting is illegal

[@kimsule5169]

INCREDIBLE!! How on earth were these ever found if they were hidden in a secret room? Modern technology is something!! I cant imagine the initial feeling when the people opened up the room and found all this.. I doubt very seriously it will be destroyed. As HORRIFIC as the Holocaust was, this is still an important part of that history.

[@user-zp7jp1vk2i]

Video doesn't answer two really important questions: who was the house owner and why the govt. got into the house, and whether Argentina prohibits Nazi artifacts. Canada doesn't, but Germany does! It's doubtful under Peron that Arg. would ban Nazi stuff!

[@user-ke9xd3hg7c]

You are spot on about thinking about the feeling they had when they discovered this infamous pieces of history.

[@heroevulgar]

I wonder why do the police has to get involved. Doesn't that just belong to the owner of the house?

[@user-ke9xd3hg7c]

@@heroevulgarI guess it just depends on what you own:(

[@giulio76ful]

heil

[@thelucianiancu]

Artifacts lol, as if the Nazis were some ancient civilization..

[@shad0w1599]

Yes they were.

[@alexie832]

In a way yes

[@vacciniumaugustifolium1420]

@@YAKUL2003 exactly, just Hope they Will carefully preserve them, I guess many of them are unique now. They represent something horrible, but they represent a important part of history !

[@vacciniumaugustifolium1420]

@@markus2928 you did well, mugs can looks innocent but they are truly a creation of Satan himself. Joke appart, that depend on what is marked on that mug.

[@blackestcrow3659]

an object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest.

[@faustoneitor1]

"I'ts no clear how these objects got to Argentina" There's thousands of german towns founded by nazis here. Also the biggest nazi event outside of Germany was made in Argentina

[@frederiklarsen4309]

which one was that?

[@faustoneitor1]

@@frederiklarsen4309 look up "Luna Park nazi", it happened in 1938 and it was crazy

[@ulwimi_oluninzi]

AGUS No u

[@SharkJ002]

@AGUS not all German descents are from the Volga, my ancestors weren't from there for example

[@SharkJ002]

@AGUS yeah I just commented because you called him ignorant and you weren't 100% precise. However I don't know any city founded by nazis so I get your point

[@drivingphoenix3019]

The artifacts went to Argentina via U-boats. The same mode of transportation that Hitler used to travel to Argentina, so it is said.

[@cabinellow159]

I sent this to my grandpa Adolfo and he thought it was interesting!

[@wahyubudim3231]

Adolfo 🤣

[@sialmeckerjr]

Haha! Epic!

[@eduparada970]

Omg I showed this to my grandpa Henry Himmlerguez and he thinks this is funny too!

[@adankmeme651]

my grand nephew José Goebellõ loved it too!

[@Mr.cladmaniac]

@@adankmeme651 What a disgusting mid

[@riegen.]

"It's not clear how these items go to Argentina" Really?

[@fightttttt]

let me guess it was the jews

[@christianehrlich294]

what is the problem

[@J-icentu]

@@fightttttt Argentinians*

[@realprisec]

Derek Bao uh, the nazis fled to Argentina after losing WWII you dumbass, gtfo here

[@realprisec]

Juan Centurion no. Read my reply to that fool

[@lilyarwahart9481]

My grandfathers father fled Germany and moved to south Africa, it's a theory that he was a Nazi official but we'll never know.

[@Streetboy57]

and they call Hitler's escape to Argentina a conspiracy.

[@Dr.Oppenheimer-Style]

That must have been a pretty big Wolfenstein fan living there. -Collegehumor

[@MagentaApex]

Collegehumor

[@Dr.Oppenheimer-Style]

@@MagentaApex Yeah, I must admit. I stole the joke from Collegehumor. I'm gonna credit them now.

[@Dr.Oppenheimer-Style]

@Jooj ^^

[@hyugablue2342]

@@Dr.Oppenheimer-Style lmao you're Jew

[@nickodgor3581]

@@hyugablue2342 So what he’s a jew...! вони тоже люди ? שאני טועה Sheini Tuah?

[@carlpeng2580]

I'm sure Steiner's attack can help recover more of these artifacts

[@JacobC479]

He wasn't able to mobilize enough moving boxes

[@joemamaobama6863]

FEGELEIN FEGELEIN FEGELEIN

[@marstuber2836]

He can support our troops by advancing north and south in Berlin.....lol nvm he surrendered.

[@EliGutie]

Steiner.....

[@thefifththeory9720]

If not Steiner maybe Busse can still manage something....

[@mindelo23]

Argentina is never beating the allegations.

[@kaieigenhuis2831]

Holy crap. For anyone who knows about this, and technically since possession is criminal in the US, are these technically historical artifacts that could be sold to a particular preservation/historian group? What happens to this type of stuff when it’s found after police confiscation?

[@abcnt]

A lot of the stuff they found here, turn out to be fake. Item that are from this period have been known to be store in Holocaust museums. While rumors and many to be believe to be hidden after the fall of Nazi Germany.

[@rtqii]

They are not illegal to possess in the US. Returning soldiers brought back all kinds of Nazi souvenirs and they were frequently sold at auctions etc... They still are. Harlan Crow owns a collection, including linens.

[@user-ke9xd3hg7c]

Museums need to get these valuable infamous pieces of history.

[@scottashe984]

They are illegal in Germany. Where they have no freedom of speech unlike in the US...

[@ProfMannion]

“The reich is falling, grab the harmonicas!”

[@ProfMannion]

Pfft neither of you is verified.

[@ProfMannion]

Those fascists.

[@KeizerKai]

@Adolf Hitler i wonder why *looks at real hitler standing next to me in heaven*

[@MrTubbymarshall]

I hope they go for display and not destroyed. These are historically accurate and must be kept for all to see. Wonderful collection.

[@gluemuncher1986]

Indeed. Now if only EBay made artifacts like this available. I enjoy free trade.

[@Purpmaster]

Too valuable, they will keep them or auction them off lmao. Seems ridiculous that they jacked someones private collection in the first place, millions of dollars worth of items lol

[@robertvictor3237]

Melt all that shit down to scrap metal, that is not history worth keeping

[@paulcrooks6008]

@@robertvictor3237 melt your ignorant ideas down.

[@robertvictor3237]

@@paulcrooks6008 knob end

[@Metaller2000]

The "Medical device" is actually a scope for a grenade launcher^^ the chart on the top shows which angle is to be used at certain windspeeds and shooting distances.

[@ads401-]

Put them In a museum, don't destroy them, these things are part of human history even if it was horrific..

[@neevdhawan4200]

return them to the original collector

[@neevdhawan4200]

return them to the original collector

[@debhinde6809]

And the really interesting addition to the collection, which they didn't mention, was the collection of Ancient Egyptian mummified cats in glass cases that were also there.

[@ads401-]

@Amy Bouzaglo it doesn't mean you support a neo Nazi regime at all, it's just part of history.. Lots of bad regimes have come and gone but we don't destroy the history behind it. we need to learn from it and not make the same mistakes again..

[@ads401-]

@Amy Bouzaglo These things are in Argentina, what does it have to do with the American government?

[@jeremylewellen]

There is an entire “colony” of descendants from the Third Reich in South America. This is common knowledge.

[@emmano6340]

Surprisingly we have this even in Brazil, for example ( I don't think he had any child but just for example ) Josef Mengele, the Angel of death of Auschwitz died here in Brazil in the 70's if I remember correctly.

[@tattooairinc6308]

@@emmano6340 from 19 : 15 min - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5WoZIZ7a7iUY80

[@maxheadprocediendo8845]

Yes, In Bariloche Neuquenn and Colonia Hinojo

[@aaron_rds1341]

Yeah, if u go to Bariloche in the south there are so much german's colonies hah

[@banana-uo3be]

@@emmano6340 é, mas hj em dia faz nem sentido ter nazista no Brasil kkkk nossa população é toda misturada

[@Matt9Five5]

Y y’all parsing through Kanye’s room

[@Blackirish__]

Watching hunting hitler and I’m suprised how friendly and open the relatives are when approached to talk about their great grandfathers etc, everyone in Argentina is great to talk to I can’t wait to go back

[@ladouleur6773]

Me: Grandpa do you know how to speak German Argentinian Grandpa:Neinnnn

[@user-uz5ps1bh2q]

I wonder if the actions they did were bad. The Jews aren't bad people, but they must have seemed bad to the Nazis. I think it is human nature to try to get rid of bad people.

[@stupidumbasshithead5715]

Copied

[@Murrel.]

@@user-uz5ps1bh2q bot

[@tehtarik4326]

"vat? Neinnn. I zon't speak Jerman. I never speak in Jerman. Silly boy" *while sweating like waterfall*

[@nickl2834]

Copied

[@gsamm2575]

You go to your Argentinian friend house 😃 He has a German Grandpa 😯 His Grandpa has a funny moustache 😮

[@jacksonashmolean1035]

Guy above is pretty based

[@fartzzz370]

Guy above me is telling truth

[@SurplusTrader]

Guy above above me is telling truth

[@francoaguilera3014]

Guy above me is a communist person

[@tudor5210]

I would give you a like, but you have 69

[@PhoenicOlympia]

i showed this video to my argentinian grandfather. he said those artifacts gives him nostalgia back when he used to smoke a lot of JUICE

[@greliusz]

Martin Bormann was in Argentina.

[@betoviancitizen5646]

German Soldier after WW2: "I Go to Argentina!"

[@tehtarik4326]

OUR beloved Argentina Argentinians: "nononono hell nahhhhhh"

[@xijinping880]

German soldiers didn’t flee to Argentina those were generals and officers

[@IblewuponyourfaceIII]

And Colombia*

[@fredcollins8919]

Not the soldiers just SOME of the lucky few high ranking German NAZI (especially SS) Officers that managed to escape Germany & Europe before the war ended & their guaranteed Doom came......(most of Latín América nsturally was also Anti German & esp Anti Nazi/Anti SS 150% yet somehow despite that many ended up living secretly in both Brazil & Argentina

[@gillettematch3188]

@@fredcollins8919 argentina was pro-nazi at that time

[@xcofcd]

That stuff is worth millions, no wonder they took it away...

[@kevinfernandez1929]

moinmoin would have been good money but they called the government instead

[@user-yg2up4lg3r]

You bought the house it's your property. Don't even tell anyone if you find hidden treasure, that's rule #1. Just find an established artifacts dealer and sell sell sell.

[@fede_man141]

@@user-yg2up4lg3r or keep keep keep

[@Lunk42]

@@fede_man141 Why the hell would you wanna keep nazi artifacts? Not exactly something you wanna show off to guests.

[@fede_man141]

@@Lunk42 I like history, it would be a good piece of history

[@ianyoung8392]

This needs to go in a museum so people don't forget

[@m.w.wilson234]

@0.38 the subtitle is written as medical device. This actually shows a table for wind speed or 25 K.p.S. (not sure what this is but it may be kilopond per second used in Germany before 'Newton') vs. angle of shot for a light mortar W .36 the right table shows the distance in meters (x-axis) based on the angle of shot (y-axis).

[@lindalban7278]

“It’s not clear how the artifacts got to Argentina” um lol ok sure

[@spikespiegel2338]

Thank you 😊

[@spikespiegel2338]

I had an ex from Argentina that had a German last name... She was a nazi

[@mtb416]

Gamer702x The “white” South American existed prior to Nazism and the primary reason for “white” South Americans has LITTLE to do with fleeing Nazis post WWII.

[@lindalban7278]

Gamer702x yes, I know that. That’s why I said what I said lol. I don’t know why they said “it’s not clear how these artifacts got to Argentina”. I agree with you dude 👍

[@lindalban7278]

Spike Spiegel LOL

[@CollapsingRealities]

My grandma, born in 1929, was an Argie and spent her childhood and adolescence in an Argie coastal town called Mar del Plata. Many years ago she told me that a nazi submarine had reached the shores of Mar del Plata, a couple of months after the end of WWII. She was right: the submarine in question was called U-530. There's quite enough space in a submarine to hide nazi memorabilia.

[@lucianogarcia6655]

Anasheeei

[@titianmom]

And Nazis. ..

[@Rodrigo-rf4sq]

Soy de mar del plata y confirmo

[@natmcd4043]

Ye it hid a lot more than memorabilia.. it hid hitler himself 🤣

[@dr.chocolates2630]

Nasheeee

[@maxwellescobar3089]

Its an important part of our history..and absolutely fascinating

[@kamerafreak3492]

I doubt anyone is surprised at this. Argentina and Croatia have lots of stuff like this hidden in some basements

[@spassocane3821]

Damn, this wolfenstein collectors edition is crazy

[@darth_mauser2454]

My grandfather have one on they basement

[@zach1252]

@@darth_mauser2454 uh

[@zermatten08]

I am Argentine, and I know that many Nazis escaped after the war to my country, several to Patagonia (south of the country), this may have something to do

[@KaosReigns10]

yeah, MANY NAZIS ESCAPED, true

[@darywildchild]

I'm from Patagonia aswell, and i see a painting made by Hitler, but the most important collection is in Paraguay, with more of 80.000 original pieces. Is not a notice that zionism is very strong here, and they had control of very important things, that's why we can't have items like this in the privacy of our homes.

[@angelucox]

Por eso ustedes se creen europeos

[@southerncalifornia8712]

Ezequiel Zermatten si por eso son bien pinche racistas.

[@britanniarulesthewaves6340]

Oh no I shouldn’t comment but I’m dong it any ways does Argentines still have hatred towards Britain??

[@rooplalchoudhary9070]

I want to have these artifacts kept at home.

[@ziting5756]

🤨

[@Fudro_]

same

[@donaldtrumpjr2132]

For real They are beautiful

[@donaldtrumpjr2132]

@@ziting5756 go away lib

[@ziting5756]

@@donaldtrumpjr2132 I hope youre still a teen. It would be really sad to be an adult thinking like that.

[@minh1197]

This is clearly Messi's house

[@lokket9995]

I'm a history student and my mouth literally starts watering when I see some cool artifact or things related to history.

[@nonamemcgillicutty9585]

Especially Nazi stuff... The Germans *GOT IT*

[@synchrome62]

Indrid cold, I suggest you grab a few good reference books. Because many of these artifacts are complete nonsense.

[@Beefy_B0y330]

@@stanleyantonio4458 The loss of life is tragic no matter the system or perpetrators, but mind you communist had over a few decades to massacre that amount while the Nazis directly killed 16 million people, and caused an estimated 70 - 85 MILLION people to lose their lives, all because one person said so, and many idiots followed him...

[@MisstressMourtisha]

@@Beefy_B0y330 what's the difference between killed and loss of life? Wouldn't that be the same?

[@ICruz-vq1ze]

same

[@luvenstein1852]

They're not artifacts, it's seized property. Acting like they found a lost ruin. 😂😂😂

[@CannabisDreams]

Historian here, they are historical artifacts, as well as someone's illegally seized by the police property.

[@luvenstein1852]

This will go against standard definitions, but not against widespread usage. When you hear artifact, you think lost for a long time then rediscovered. These are 80 year old objects that were never lost, that we have plenty of other copies of. The term artifact is not appropriate in my opinion. Nazi memorabilia would be more proper imo.

[@CannabisDreams]

@@luvenstein1852 well you think of ancient artifacts, but to me modern historical artifacts are just as important, and will be even more so in 200 years when attitudes like your own lead to their ever increasing scarcity. As much as he had, it would make a powerful museum exhibit.

[@mayaivanapetrov997]

🤣🤣💯

[@wellesradio]

Iszzy Collazo Your opinion is technically incorrect. The word artifact has a precise definition in the field of historical and archaeological studies, one that is counter to what people “think when they hear.” Most people don’t understand medicine either, but we don’t all get a “vote” on how medical science works.

[@AndreaMartinez-qu1be]

I'm sure nobody is surprised these were in Argentina.

[@mjh5437]

There`s far more in North American and European collections than anywhere in South America,

[@sunnyd6019]

Like it or not this is part of the worlds history and needs to be preserved. People demand it be destroyed but we cannot and should not erase our past no matter how bad it was at times.

[@JorgeLourenco000]

People only want it destroyed because they are Nacional-socialist items, if it was communist they would preserve it.

[@Suddenly-appears]

I agree. If these are the scars of history, preserve it and hopefully learn from it, so that no one will tear wounds like this again.

[@megasuper3011]

Палка о двух концах. Как думаешь, в России есть подобные коллекции в государственных музеях?

[@jesus2621]

Yes otherwise history Will be repeated

[@michaeltrevino201]

Correct I believe it should be well preserved in museums. I love that you don't see any Nazi statues being displayed in public in Germany.

[@MelaniAlarcon]

Im Argentinean, from Bariloche, the city where it is rumored that lived Hitler, and yes...many people believe that. He lived in a house near the lake Nahuel Huapi, called Inalco

[@uncleruckus5121]

che querido como le va !? yo amo bariloche ! saludos

[@Tikolico]

@@brunoeltrepamuro1619 jajajajajajaja

[@Mel-bv8dc]

Melani Alarcon Were your parents or grandparents nazis?

[@saulgoodman5042]

I went to Hotel Eden

[@ervinholtz1175]

@@Mel-bv8dc My great grandfather fought in the Luftwaffe , but I am not from Argentina. I am Brazilian.

[@DaveMustaineShreds]

They Belong in a Museum!

[@justsometimber1nthelake873]

“Police discovered” ... da FuQ.. like it is some sort of drugs or sheit.

[@luisjiron8154]

JustSomeTimber1nTheLake Well, artifacts like those may not be illegal, but it’s what they represent that makes these artifacts, ummmm, a touchy subject, I guess?

[@nathancrittenden8525]

Worth more money than drugs

[@luisjiron8154]

Nathan Crittenden I guess you can say that. It has historic value, so usually, they’re priceless. Meaning, they’re so valuable they can’t be bought or sold. So it belongs to the government or some museum.

[@nathancrittenden8525]

@@luisjiron8154 or some billionaire that will pay gazillions for it on the black market lol

[@JustPoleBarnBuilders]

Roger Dodger Exactly, yes it represents something horrific but it’s still a part of history.

[@bayleenicole2096]

Wow. Not gonna lie those are REALLY COOL ! Especially that statue of the eagle and the iron cross.

[@mokeyallaucope8987]

you think thats cool? wait till you go on /pol/ on 4chan hahahahaha

[@bayleenicole2096]

@@mokeyallaucope8987 I think history and its artifacts are cool yes..

[@cochokillem1057]

Go to hell

[@felipeyoutube04]

That represents the death of millions of people on gas chamber. How is that cool sicko?

[@anbenzgar3768]

@@felipeyoutube04 WE ALREADY KNOW. It’s just cool that it’s German stuff from the 1930s-1940s and the silver and gold looks pretty cool

[@nopenullify8947]

That's absolutely astonishing.

[@Thrasherv8]

1:00 se tomaban altas birritas.

[@commandercorl1544]

0:34 I'm not fluent in German, but it's pretty obvious those are mortar trajectory charts, not medical devices. Even Google translate would get you that general idea.

[@connorslezak3230]

“It’s not clear how they got to Argentina” you know these came on the submarines full of nazi escapees and are treasured by their German descendants living in Argentina and other South America countries

[@sammyslittlefarm2215]

1:06 That's what Indiana Jones was looking for !

[@mr.borpaspin2658]

That's a ouija?

[@princeog.b70]

How generous of the people who had them to willingly donate them to authorities

[@Gingersockman]

Safer in private hands

[@williambyast7791]

They did not want to reminded of Grandpa's past!

[@yhegjddg438]

@@williambyast7791 what past?

[@oh-yt9ug]

Maybe someone died and left the collection behind in their home

[@racer776690]

@@williambyast7791 I mean.....so? They weren't involved with it there just a relative. It's still very interesting artifacts needed to be studied to broaden the knowledge of what happen in battle.