Himmler & Heydrich - Leaders of the SS Documentary

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I think this is my favorite narrator on this channel. His voice is a lot more professional and somewhat soothing. I like falling asleep to these historical biographies and this is great!

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Computer voice, but one of the better ones.

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Me too! Check out Case File docs and the narrator!

[@ThomasSmithThomas]

Is it? I always assumed it was an actual voice ​@@Hunter_Nebid

[@Catssandra13]

@@ThomasSmithThomas It is a real narrator and not a computerized narration.

[@ThomasSmithThomas]

@@Catssandra13 ???

[@Catssandra13]

Wonderful documentary, thank you for this. Too many today try to deny history or re-write it.

[@UtkinTalis]

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[@UtkinTalis]

I love to watched such documentary of history, appreciated you to upload such historical videos. Watching completely on my resting time, thank you.

[@SamVaris]

I pray we learn from this horrible crime may we love one another and make allowances for everyone else views that we may live in peace with everyone but man has proven over and over the only thing certain is hate will rise up but goodness only prevail when good men stand against such evil my uncle gave his life at the age of 19 standing against this evil may his and all the other who gave their lives to stop this never be forgotten and may their sacrifice be for A better future

[@robertstrong6798]

My god Himler was from a good family and well educated. To sink to such depravity is mind blowing 🤯

[@lawrencestrabala6146]

I met a couple in Youngstown Ohio where I lived. My daddy and I ran a remodel business. One day at lunch we ate our meal with them. They shows me their tattoos on their forearms. I cried. They told me their story too.

[@ArnieC1974]

Why did you cry? You became an instant baby or did someone hit you?

[@lawrencestrabala6146]

@@ArnieC1974 for the horrors, tradgedy and murder they had to witness. When did you become an ahole.

[@lawrencestrabala6146]

@@ArnieC1974 when did you become a total ahole?

[@Cromwelldunbar]

@@ArnieC1974 Make allowance for her mental age: she refers to her father as her « daddy » yet running their professional business to a world reflecting upon utter barbarism and suffering of poor souls RIP. The very least we can do is bow our heads in respect, reflect on humble pie, and the dutiful goodness of others who did their utmost to bring to an end those responsible for such horrors of brute force and terrorism, and avoid such terms as « enjoyment » in the context of commitment to duty to learn.

[@lawrencestrabala6146]

@@Cromwelldunbar where you getting she from? I was a Submariner in the U.S. Navy.

[@pascalemayne9518]

Ce soir il y a 86 ans la nuit de crystal a eu lieux. Ne pas oublier....jamais. Merci pour le partage de ces documentaires. Prenez soin de vous tous.🙂

[@sylvester-jb3lj]

Heydrich's assassination was the worst thing for Czechs...Kaltenbrunner was ten times worse than Heydrich by all accounts !!

[@greyowl7869]

Kaltenbrunner=Hatchet Face

[@Hans-Wolff]

My Grandfather Was a Wehrmacht Captain..He passed away in 2005..He Was a very Meticulous Person Organized..always Well Dressed..Sharp..He spent Most of His Time on His Desk or Walking His German Shepherd He Told Me That He had absolutely no idea about the concentration Camps..He Thoughts it Was a Prisons..He Fought in North Africa and France..by The end of the War He Was released just after His Trial..and He Worked as a Professor of Physics at The University of Munich for Twenty Years..

[@user-ff3ke9cd1c]

Your grandfather fought badly. The Germans lost all the wars.

[@madonnablagdon4566]

Sadly, I do not believe he never heard "the rumours". He, like other Germans, believed it was OK to imprison people who we considered "undesirable" for the perfect race.

[@sabine4759]

@@madonnablagdon4566 My Granny expierenced the Third Reich, she was a young wife and mother! She knew about the concentration camps because her friend was imprisoned in Buchenwald! When he was dimissed they forced him to sign a contract not to talk about what he saw and what they did to him! One day he told my Granny what they had done to him and she was not surprised because she considered the Nazis as criminals from the beginning! It was not only about race but about being against the regime, being a communist, a social democrat or simply a free spirit refusing to obey their orders. In 1933 my Granny had a visa for New York because her friend owned a tailor shop and so she would have had work. But my Grandfather was afraid because he didn 't speak English and he refused to go! My Granny was upset and she said that he will regret the decision! On his death bed in 1945 he said that she was right! Not knowing about the concentration camps as a Wehrmacht Captain is a very strange thing, people knew about the atrocities and were terribly afraid about Dachau, Flossenbürg and Buchenwald.

[@Catssandra13]

Sorry but I find it hard to believe that your grandfather had "no idea". By 1942 and onwards, ALL of the Germans knew. They preferred to believe that they were innocent bystanders. They were brainwashed. Only a small percentage of Germans resisted when they found out the truth but they too were sent to their deaths. No such thing as "innocent bystanders" when the "fuhrer" was giving public speeches to huge crowds of Germans, about his intention to wipe out all the Jews, besides others deemed unworthy of the Nazis. The cheering crowds heard it, and it was apparent that it was not a prison they were being sent to.

[@Catssandra13]

Did you delete my comment? I will keep on posting the truth. Your grandfather was complicit with the Nazis, saying he thought they were being sent to "camps". So it seemed normal to him that entire families with little children and elderly, were being rounded up and taken from their homes, never to return - that was ok? He went on to live to an old age, just like the rest of the Germans who were complicit.

[@alsat8931]

Section timestamps: 0:00 Himmler 1:24:34 Heydrich

[@ranjodh6]

Wooden doors are the greatest invention from mankind

[@madonnablagdon4566]

😂 You watched this documentary & that's all you got from it?😂

[@RCSnyman]

Exactly my point

[@UtkinTalis]

They both died while they were still a bit young almost 45 years old, Heydrich was very much brutal and military Strategist than his SS boss Heinrich Himmler. On my assessment as i watched several previous videos before this documentary.

[@PercyPruneMHDOIFandBars]

Himmler, like Eichmann were bureaucrats. Himmler was more of a strategic thug.

[@IrvingEdwards]

Heartless and barbaric all.

[@BenRush]

Please don't use stock photos and video. It devalues the presentation.

[@RCSnyman]

Sorry but those 'evidence' isnt any evidence at all. He never said that they were killing them. Exterminating to another country yes