The Death Of Himmler’s Unknown Brother

[@renee1961]

Hello, and as ALWAYS, Thank You for your Excellent, and Very Informative videos.

[@Stax-ht9md]

Thanks for another great broadcast

[@renee1961]

Somehow, I've never pictured Himmler with siblings.

[@jean6872]

This is due to the efficacy of propaganda which dehumanizes enemies. It is a tool of war.

[@david_W5QDF]

Never knew about Himmlers brothers

[@theresalaux5655]

I never knew about the brothers either. Very interesting!

[@von-Adler]

He had another Gebhardt

[@ssherrierable]

They look like the 3 stooges when they stand together for a picture

[@AutomatedPersonellUnit_3947]

@@ssherrierable Larry, Moe, and Shemp

[@eb0526]

@@ssherrierable Agreed but the evil stooges

[@renee1961]

God Bless The Innocent Victims, Survivors, and Those That Fought for Them.💔💔💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@xminusone1]

I have family on both sides of the war. It's surely horrible.

[@renee1961]

@@xminusone1 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@mariannejohannessen9751]

AMEN 🙏❤❤❤❤❤

[@filipmerksa1426]

All German soldiers overall, bless Them, and entire German folk! Every single person that fought and died for Germany!

[@AK-so4rl]

@@filipmerksa1426 unfortunately they died for hitler and not for germany

[@international360]

Your history lessons are amazing...

[@dovidell]

unlike his cowardly brother, and Adolf Hitler who committed suicide ,Ernst Himmler died a warriors death , albeit on the wrong side of history

[@michaelcostello6991]

Yes .,Very brave to fighting knowing only death awaited with no chance of escape or victory.

[@dleechristy]

and stupid asf too

[@bobdollaz3391]

Hitler served honorably in the First World War, and stayed in Berlin rather than flee. I think your take is inane

[@aldosigmann419]

Speer had a brother who died in Stalingrad...he said he 'felt guilt' for not pulling some strings to get him out...

[@fuyu5979]

Interesting n informative upload. Archival films n still pictures were very effective visual tools to compliment ur vid presentation. Kudos. Anticipating ur next interesting subject. Peace

[@davidsigalow7349]

If memory serves, Goebbles had a brother who rose to become one of Nazi Germany's most powerful - and feared - insurance agents. It was said that hardcore POWs, forced to listen to Agent Goebbles explain why a "whole life" policy was the cornerstone of any sound estate planning, would spill their guts rather than have to hear him explain the differences between "term life" and "universal life" policies.

[@daveanderson3805]

That's quite good, actually

[@josephclark4999]

Dude I bet you would be a blast to party with. Damn funny.

[@davidsigalow7349]

@@josephclark4999 Thanks for laughing.

[@dx1450]

That's against the Geneva Conventions!

[@ophirdagan8227]

THE NAZZIS WERE WIRED I WAS NOT SURE THAT IT WAS A JOKE WAS IT ?...

[@sherirobinson6867]

Who were the first 10 SS officers? Since Heinrich there was 168 who were the first 10?

[@shaundagaffney8335]

Good question. Now I want to know too...

[@xminusone1]

Wasn't the former SA they didn't execute? His driver, Gestapo Müller, Rudolph Hess, and his personal bodyguard I don't remember his name

[@jean6872]

@@xminusone1 Rudolf Hess was SS Nr.50. There were several functionaries in the SS who achieved nothing of importance so they are forgotten, including some of the first 10. The various number designations tended to get manipulated but Hitler was considered Nr.1 in all NAZI organizations and yes, SS-Oberfuhrer Emil Maurice was Nr.2 and as one of Hitler's bodyguards, he was also his driver. SS-Brigadefuhrer Julius Schreck, another of Hitler's drivers, soon became the Leader of the SS and he was SS Nr.5. Karl Dempel is mentioned in a document I saw as Gründer und Gauführer der SS in Württemberg as SS Nr.6. SS-Obergruppenfuhrer Julius Schaub was Nr.7 and he was Leader of the Munich SS. Two names of the original eight members are Maurer and Schneider. Then I have come across Hans Hustert as another founding member of the SS. This makes the first 8 which was actually the total number of the original SS.

[@ophirdagan8227]

👏

[@lemmdus2119]

Fun fact, some of Hitlers nephews served in the US Navy in the Pacific

[@bobdollaz3391]

Just one, William Patrick

[@lemmdus2119]

@@bobdollaz3391 I knew he had relatives here and I think they have all passed away without having any descendants. Their true identity was a secret.

[@stayhungry1503]

it just occurred to me that a lot of the volksturm must have been ww1 veterans

[@MI-mx3rh]

❤ 🇩🇪 for life

[@danicalifornia505]

What happened to the other Himmler brother?

[@johnpereira7360]

Became a chicken farmer like Heinrich Himmler

[@slowmo9642]

Signed for rangers

[@tonymcdonnly6492]

When showing pictures, darken the photo to highlight the person featured.

[@tomortale2333]

THEY ALLLL LOOK MENTALITY CHALLENGED

[@johnwright291]

I have tried for many years to glean information on ernst himmler but the available info is very scarce. I was hoping that his grand niece's book about the brothers would be translated to English but it wasn't. Even this video was very superficial.

[@chrissheppard5068]

Heinz was not an officer.

[@xminusone1]

Heinz is a diminutive for Heinrich. Ernst.

[@josephclark4999]

@@xminusone1 I used to work in a meat market and a German named Heinrich would buy schnitzel for his German restaurant. Sometimes he wrote Heinrich on his order and sometimes Heinz. GROUCHY AS HELL. So I called him Herman the German..

[@bobdollaz3391]

Where was this?

[@tubthump]

7:50 "the end of the war in Europe came on the 8th May 1945". NB. 9th May for the Soviets - and given that they took Germanys surrender on that day in Berlin and theirs was by far the greatest sacrifice (27 million dead) it seems churlish for the allies to not go along with this.

[@bobdollaz3391]

To hell with the Soviets we shouldn't have allied with them

[@tubthump]

@@bobdollaz3391 you think the axis powers could've been defeated without the Soviets?

[@johnwhitworth679]

Fighting the soviets would’ve been nuts 🥜

[@edlane9882]

Click bait. Nothing definite about his death. Pure speculation just to excite.

[@josephclark4999]

I see a lot of this on lesser known events. Search Geli Raubel. if you want speculation instead of facts. Th e comments refer to the wildest theories also.

[@Layla-4869]

Ernst Hermann Himmler😊

[@donie5780]

It wasn't that "Brutal". Brutal equals clickbait.

[@martinmarsola6477]

They all ended up that way!

[@tedbaxter5234]

A wonderful script, repetitive, repetitive and repetitive to increase its length.

[@garycombs5721]

Clickbait! Brutal death? The video didn’t even describe how he died, or even if anyone knows how he died. Just that he died during the battle of Berlin. Total clickbait headline.

[@bettyboop3353]

Definitely click bait!!! Even the picture used in the thumbnail shows someone apparently being killed. Don’t waste your time.

[@ophirdagan8227]

LINK TO YOUR BRILLIANT VIDEO PLZ ?..

[@warmonger8799]

KREATOR 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@fritzs1207]

Loyal to the End RIP

[@angela-bb9ud]

Not brutal enough!

[@Thelastborder]

Internesting, never lnew this fact

[@keithfaccone8124]

So the Russian dictator son died trying to escape from prison as any prisoner would’ve died. But because somebody’s related to somebody they hate so much on the Germans side they deserve to be tortured. Pretty sad when you look at history the allies weren’t so 100% nice people either neither side was right in the war the war was preventable but we bought into the lies on both sides

[@MagdaleneDivine]

Oh good they were tortured to death. Seems right.

[@alancrisp1582]

🤔Well aren't you a nice person. And I bet for fun- you pull the legs off butterflys 🦋 ?......

[@angela-bb9ud]

Not tortured enough!

[@angela-bb9ud]

They deserved it

[@angela-bb9ud]

Not tortured enough! Should have been skinned alive!

[@bobdollaz3391]

Too bad your Soviet heroes weren't!

[@aviverde9031]

iaMmm talking noWww like thiSss buTttt whYyy ?