🇨🇿 The "Model" Concentration Camp - Theresienstadt

[@MasonObscura]

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[@luckytahlula6515]

You never fail me, my friend. Stay busy and well. Happy trails.

[@barrydysert2974]

The Holocaust, Genocide, mans inhumanity to man, has been a lifelong study. As i was expecting, you gave me a good look at the place as it now exists. i wasn't expecting the depth of your historical photo documentation and analysis. Excellent my friend. Truly well done !:-)

[@MasonObscura]

Glad you appreciate it! Makes it worth the effort.

[@barrydysert2974]

@@MasonObscura it's a pity that you don't have more subscribers !:-)

[@reed_oky]

Great video. Visited Terezin and Dachau a few years ago so this definitely brought back memories

[@douglaswilkinson5700]

I visited Terezin in 1983. Scared the hell out of me.

[@williambatley3411]

I just found your videos as an ad of all things. Good stuff, dude, I subbed.

[@MasonObscura]

Appreciate it!

[@robertwinfree3197]

War and Remembrance tells the story of an American Jewish family who got trapped in Europe at the outbreak of war. They wind up in Theresienstadt. I highly recommend it. It was an American television miniseries from the 1980s and it is available on KZbin.

[@davidlockwood6088]

I had a friend who was a survivor of Theresenstadt

[@MasonObscura]

I'm sure they have some incredibly interesting stories

[@RobbEverett]

War and Remembrance gave the perfect story about the Paradise Ghetto. Horrible. Eichmann and then Rahm....

[@Chrimbas]

New sub and I’m hooked. Thanks for the great content. Could you look in the the Ashtabula Ohio train disaster of 1876? Might be of interest if you are ever in northeast Ohio.

[@MasonObscura]

I definitely will, thanks for the recommendation, and happy to have you here!

[@Grandizer8989]

Sad story… my friends and I were leaving Prague and wanted to go to Buchenwald on the way back to Berlin. But because we were late leaving, we decided to go back in a different direction and go to Theresestadt. There is a camp in every direction in Europe.

[@derisleybrittain]

Excellent quality 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@rosyvision]

Red Cross: "... Seems legit."

[@jaylowry]

The ICRC delegate, Dr. Maurice Rossel could only put in the report what he had observed at the camp. That doesn't mean they believed it, Rossel marked it as confidential and Johannes Schwarzenberg, director of the Division of Special Assistance for the ICRC, did not publish the report as it would distort the truth of the actual camps. Despite Schwarzenberg limiting the distribution to four individuals, Rossel would find out on his next mission that the SS had read it as they quoted back passages tom him that they didn't like.

[@abeautifullittlefool1758]

Ugh thank you for this video but damn its so surreal. My great grandmother went to this camp and she was considered lucky for that fact. I always knew that it was the "red cross camp" but i never saw the films 😦

[@MasonObscura]

Thank you for your contribution

[@JohnSmith-kf1fc]

Everybody freaking out about coronavirus and Ukraine. Mason is like "hold my beer while i visit this eastern europe country"

[@zappababe8577]

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas led me here, as I wanted to find out more about the propaganda film that the German officers were shown about the concentration camps, making out that the inmates were treated very well! I know that the film itself, the Boy in the Striped Pajamas, is terribly inaccurate, but being as it has led me to find out about this concentration camp set up for PR reasons, at least it taught me something which I was previously unaware of. Even the living quarters, meant to show that people had plenty of room, look overcrowded to my eyes. I dread to think what it was truly like, with people jammed together like sardines, deliberately making ideal conditions for disease to flourish. Just so evil to treat human beings in that way! I can't begin to understand how people could be so cruel towards other human beings.

[@moniqueduval6441]

The pronunciation...

[@johngreylove1359]

It was a model camp and people died of starvation and diseases from the war. Stop lying.

[@zaptorzim]

Stop trolling