The DISTURBING Exhumation Of Rudolf Hess

[@richardmcleod1930]

Rudolf Hess is probably one of the most misunderstood and mysterious man in History.

[@sanjosemike3137]

Even if that is true, what difference does it make whether he was misunderstood or not? Why should anyone care? Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)

[@richardmcleod1930]

@@sanjosemike3137 His place in History should demand a more thorough knowledge of his plane flight to Scotland and the mysterious circumstances of his death. Could it be true that Hitler's second man in command was on a Peace Mission at the beginning of World War II? Few people seemed to want the truth to come out, even Winston Churchill. What is the mystery behind Churchill's thinking. Could Hess have achieved Peace at the beginning of the War? If so a great many lives and cities could have been saved.

[@mattyb567567]

​@@richardmcleod1930 Churchill was war hungry as I'm sure you know.

[@marcostabile254]

He was villafied for no good reason.

[@sanjosemike3137]

@@richardmcleod1930 This is a supposition that requires a good argument. Are you prepared to give us a "good argument based upon evidence?" I will try to keep an open mind. But I ask you to remember that he aligned himself with the evilest regime in history, that rivaled even the Romans in human destruction. Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)

[@revelation2349]

The world cannot handle a man that speaks the truth !

[@michaelwhisman]

His grave did not cause chaos. People did.

[@richardmcleod1930]

Rudolf Hess should have been buried according to the requests he had made. His last act was an attempt to achieve Peace which was seemingly ignored?

[@dr.zacharysmith1207]

Save it for the cross burning Adolf.

[@jamesgreen8573]

@Barclay De-Tolly really 🙄

[@jamesgreen8573]

@Barclay De-Tolly What doesn’t ?

[@ironhell808]

​@Barclay De-Tolly what's Barclay de tolly to you that you use his name?

[@Callaghanify]

I use to work with a relative of his, I didn’t find out they were related until they had left my company. They were such a wonderful person to work with.

[@trevorjennings72-o5w]

Hello Calla, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus??

[@punishedgloyperstormtroope8098]

Hess was a good guy, he tried to make peace with Britain

[@wanderingwarrior5626]

@@punishedgloyperstormtroope8098 Keeping Hess locked up until he died or they killed him, kept what he knew from the public. Same goes for all those that were hung. Dead men tell no secrets!

[@wingding6758]

@@wanderingwarrior5626 Do Not think they killed him because he himself attempted suicide and obviously they had to save him... They could have let him die numerous times...

[@beachboys3326]

​@trevorjennings72 Get lost you scammer

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

There's so much we weren't told about this.

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

I think it involves that utterly fatuous man, EdwardVIII

[@mcfudger7079]

Where is the boat ??

[@uingaeoc3905]

@@capt.bart.roberts4975 Nope - E VIII was in Bermuda.

[@dustinzimpleman4614]

@@capt.bart.roberts4975he knew things they couldn’t let get public

[@TalkTalk44]

When his wife finally got permission to see her husband she had said ," that is not my husband".

[@jardelmuamar4058]

Foi fala besteira diante dos juízes .

[@wanderingwarrior5626]

@@jardelmuamar4058 One of the guards heard Goring say to Hess, 'Hess, tell them who you really are'.

[@GorGob]

@@wanderingwarrior5626 Hess had wings on his back. Lucifer boy.

[@michaeldavidson8971]

Why did they lock him up for life if he was innocent of war crimes and crimes against humanity?

[@Сергій-ш7т1о]

He saved hitler’s life. It’s a crime against humanity.

[@justsleeptonight]

Yup, I never understood that in that scenario

[@secularargument]

Because who is going to stop them? Use your head. Rules and laws only apply when convenient and don’t apply when inconvenient.

[@jonathanalcover1539]

Especially as they recycled so many nazis as engineers in different countries

[@theteacher2000]

He made laws that would lead to the concentratiom camps, but that dont bother you does it? I guess yall are pure nazis, eh?

[@texonw]

he was jailed life for trying to stop the war very strainge more to this story

[@davidgaine4697]

I don’t think so. Look at the evidence. If he had succeeded would it have saved British and German lives? True Hitler felt an Aryan brotherhood with the British but if the Reich had developed the atomic bomb first it would have been curtains for America and the UK.

[@seanbumstead1250]

He was jailed for helping to start WW2 and being one to write up the race laws

[@WyattRyeSway]

Yet he spent most of the war in a British prison. I am Jewish and despise the Nazis but many, if not most, deserved life in prison but we only really gave that to 1 guy. Amazing. My issue wasn’t that he got life but really…..why just him?

[@leocardone]

​@@WyattRyeSway kikadoodledoo 🤢

[@Yunghamz]

Lol he wasn't trying to stop the war, he went on a rogue mission to make peace with britain so the mazis could conquer europe without fighting britain. Him comitting suicide at age 93 tells me the prison sentence must have been tough which is nice to hear. We need to forget about these ghouls and celebrate those who lost their lives fighting the regime no matter how futile their effort was

[@alexrebmann1253]

Dont agree what he and the Nazi did, but he is the only one that went to prison for life. O

[@lablackzed]

He should have been freed not jailed .And he didn't kill himself he was terminated because he was beginning to talk .

[@kristiskinner8542]

@@lablackzed 🙄 and you're deluded

[@doorguru168888]

@alexrebmann1253 WRONG! FIRST NUREMBERG TRIALS, October 1, 1946: The Tribunal convicted 19 of the defendants and acquitted three. Of those convicted, 12 were sentenced to death. Three defendants were sentenced to life imprisonment and four to prison terms ranging from 10 to 20 years. SUBSEQUENT NUREMBERG TRIALS , December 1946 to April 1949: Of the 177 defendants, 24 were sentenced to death, 20 to lifelong imprisonment, and 98 other prison sentences. Twenty five defendants were found not guilty.

[@alexrebmann1253]

@@doorguru168888 Of the 20 you say had life long prison sentence he was the only one that was in for life. All the others were let out within 5 t 10 years. The Americans, and British tried to get him released earlier but the Russians did want him released. The prison that he was in Spandu was guarded by the Americans, British, and the Russians. He was the only prisoner at Spandu.

[@doorguru168888]

@@alexrebmann1253Sorry, I misunderstood your statement. A more accurate statement would have been: Of all the Nazis sentenced to life, Hess was the only one who died in prison." instead of "The only one that went to prison for life."

[@geoffbell166]

Learnt to fly the BF-110 and inverted it over Scotland and bailed out into the night,man had some Kahuna's...

[@championkhamis12]

He landed in a field above Eaglesham. I worked in the farm close too where he landed, I was advised by the farmer that a worker in the field held him captive with a pitchfork. He didn’t know who he had captured, only that it was a German soldier.

[@perimetrfilms]

Probably crash landed it. New evidence suggests this..The parachute story was a gimmick and Hess went along with it.

[@alejandrovidal6441]

To release him from Spandau, the agreement of all the Powers was needed. The Soviets always opposed.

[@theclown2393]

They should have ignored the Soviets. Pretty obvious at that time the Soviets also had blood on there hands also. Spineless weak politicians should have releases Hess or gave him a short prison term. Hess wasn't involved in the planning of the final solution nor was he involved in the planning of Operation Barbarosa.

[@armarmadillo]

@ Alejandro Vidal Your statement is incorrect. Why are you writing about things you know nothing about?

[@jeffreyball6618]

Fuck soviet un

[@johnelliott7375]

It was a great crime and shame that it ended up like this.

[@bartcolman8059]

He was murdered because he new to many ........

[@MrMickthemonster]

To his credit he was a solid soldier and bodyguard.... Also a strange strange man....

[@SG12HGAMING]

Don't call him stance He's my great grandpa

[@ronaldschultenover8137]

Germany wanted peace Churchill wanted war

[@petesmith9472]

They made a grave error in rejecting Hess when he flew to Scotland.

[@uingaeoc3905]

Explain what you mean.? The facts are straightforward, The peace talks initiated by Halifax with Mussolini got nowhere and when the Italians also invaded France then there was no way except War to continue. The Axis were belligerent on all fronts and were allied with Stalin. The only 'peace' possible at that time was the surrender of Western Europe. Just what did Hess think he was offering to whom? Hitler was already making preparations for further expansion. Hamilton was discredited as were all the Appeasers, he represented nobody but himself and a cursory view of his behaviour at Nuremburg shows his fellow Nazis were laughing at him because of these mental problems.

[@Tawny6702]

How? Hess may have had the best intentions, but surely you do realize that any attempt of appeasement and talks of peace by Germany toward the British after the Munich agreement was going to be absolutely worthless! Not only that, Hess did this on his own initiative without the knowledge and cooperation of Hitler, who went ballistic when he found out! Hess was being sidelined and losing ground, he didn’t have the charm or the personality like the the rest of Hitlers circle who were constantly jockeying for position and favor, so maybe this was a desperate attempt to please Hitler, or maybe he was….and this has been said, that he knew that Hitler would ultimately fail with Britain standing in the way!

[@DissentingTirade]

nah, the allies wanted the war, white brother wars are always wanted by the elite

[@rbrucerye]

No they didn't. The Nazis showed the world up to that point that any deal made with them wasn't worth the paper it was written on.

[@lewisdarne5852]

Disgusting what they did to him.

[@davidgaine4697]

Save your sympathy for the victims of the Holocaust. They were the reason he could never be released.

[@lewisdarne5852]

@@davidgaine4697 If you knew real history Hess had nothing to do with it. He was already in England. Karl Haushofer was married to a Jew and was protected by Hess.They were close friends.

[@mpumelelobeyers957]

Geobbles and his wife where so cruel/mean to him for no reason, smh

[@reidx512]

My college roommates Grandfather was a guard too him... the stories were fantastic as he tried to come across as CRAZY, but they were not buying it.... My prayer is always and will always be for those who died and even survived this most terrible part of history.

[@anthonydoyle7370]

The guards were not allowed to speak with Hess. Only medical staff and upper ranks were able to converse with him, and that was under supervision.

[@reidx512]

@@anthonydoyle7370 SO So true, she always has said, that her Grandfather was just intrigued by him and those atrocities. She also said that later in life when he really knew all that had gone on, he would sit in the church at the back and just weep.... ah, so sad, and my prayer is always for those amazing people, that survived and were able to share their truths....

[@GpunktHartman]

@@anthonydoyle7370 even this whas torture!

[@armarmadillo]

@@anthonydoyle7370 That is not entirely true. During all those years, there were occasions when there were shorter or longer dialogues between Hess and his guards, soldiers, without the presence of officers and other officials.

[@vaughnreedjr6592]

Nazis

[@amys2650]

Love these videos not the Nazis but the way you tell the story (facts) about each person or event. The accent makes it perfect, please keep up the good work here and on @thefortress channel

[@momcilopucar8749]

Amy S - You're deceived by this video. If you want to know the real facts. Read my comment few above yours. 👍

[@garycates9911]

@@momcilopucar8749 Your comment must have been deleted. Did you mention the cold place in the far south ?

[@bigGaza1]

I worked with a 60 year old man named Jimmy back when I was a youngster in the 90s, he guarded Hess in Spandau I believe in the 50's, there were 4 Officers in there at the time (I think) 4 Prisoners in total, Jimmy spoke about how the different Nationalities took shifts guarding Hess (Jimmy was Scottish, I am Aussie), He said there was a massive amount of electrified wire and razor wire inside the prison and was dangerous navigating the corridors inside the prison. Jimmy told how Hess would do that Salute for most of, if not all of the day, every day, Jimmy said Hess was absolutely 100% insane. I hope Jimmy is still healthy and well.

[@Skymaster359]

No era para menos volverse loco encerrado de por vida y bajo las condiciones tan inhumanas que lo mantuvieron, creo que mucho tiempo sobrevivió.

[@perimetrfilms]

By then he had dementia

[@IVtitude]

@@Skymaster359Wow.

[@valkyrie2443]

My mom also guarded Hess. She said they weren’t allowed to speak to him, though once he asked why women were allowed to guard him. No sympathy from me.

[@patkearney9320]

Hess would get the noble peace prize if he done the same thing today.

[@brianperry]

Rubbish!!

[@LordGodKing]

@@brianperry Obama, who was involved in several conflicts in the middle-east, received the noble peace prize for no reason. So I don't see why not.

[@RTFMn00b]

What the fuck are you on about? He wasn't on some noble mission to end the war, he was trying to get the British to exit the war so they could continue. He was not once apologetic or regretful for what he did. What's with all these dumbass comments suggesting he was treated unfairly or anything less than a true believer in Hitler and genocide?

[@patkearney9320]

@@brianperryRead comments not many agree with you Russia would attacked Germany.

[@johnelliott7375]

That was a little bit ridiculous because the British had him the whole time he really couldn't do anything and he should have been released way before hand. It turned him into a Martyr instead of just a old guy. Great day to you all.

[@tonycruzman162]

Killed by SAS soldiers for sure lot of proof the jail Demolition took place very soon afterwards

[@tonycruzman162]

I agree

[@lisam4503]

I pulled two guard duty rotations at Spandau. A lot of people didn't like pulling duty in the Garden tower at night. Rumor was both a French and Russian soldier killed themselves in the tower. The wind would howl through the trees at night and animals would scurry through the brush. It was also the only tower out of the view of the other towers. His eyes were something else. Others who looked in them will tell you that also.

[@garycates9911]

Hess was in charge of the cold land at the s. pole. This is why he was muted.

[@124Outdoor]

Did one guard at Spandau, ‘84. Wasn’t it six that was supposed haunted? Never really thought much of it at the time, or the Wall. Too excited to be in West Berlin, aged 19. 11 years later I was working as a porter for a European removals company. We had a job in Wunsiedel and a weekend there until the job Monday. We couldn’t find a bar so ended up mooching about until we came across the town cemetery. After a wonder we came to the grave of RH, although neither of us had any idea he was buried there. Wasn’t even sure it was him at the time. I’ve often thought about it, doing a stag at Spandau then accidentally finding his grave. Some coincidence.

[@66kbm]

I know British Soldiers in Berlin who guarded him in 1985. Who's custody did he die in?

[@paulmicelli5819]

I think it was the Soviet's turn and they got rid of him, revenge.

[@captainamerica6525]

The British were in charge of the the prison when Hess died.

[@punishedgloyperstormtroope8098]

British murdered him

[@armarmadillo]

@@captainamerica6525 Exactly. You wrote the truth.

[@armarmadillo]

@@paulmicelli5819 You think?! Based on your own convictions. You don't care about facts. You are a bad man.

[@sarah-jaynemcdonald2594]

The more i learn, the more i think we were lied to about WW2.

[@armageddon1403]

100%

[@dizzyrico]

Yes

[@Ro6entX]

I wouldn’t say Hess was a saint by any stretch of the imagination but he was a fall guy for the higher ups.

[@ahashdahnagila6884]

>>> As a member of the older generation, I disagree with your assessment. Hess was an anti-Semitic Nazi high official, through and through! I see the point of keeping him at Spandau until he died: the Neo Nazis would always want to use him as a symbol of the latter's radicalism. (They were denied this.)

[@kristiskinner8542]

Fall guy? Not hardly Saint? No way in hell

[@antonioacevedo5200]

@@ahashdahnagila6884 There were way bigger fish that never had it anywhere near as bad as Hess.

[@punishedgloyperstormtroope8098]

@@ahashdahnagila6884 Hess was a good guy he tried to make peace with Britain

[@thomasmccann3679]

@@ahashdahnagila6884 name one bad thing he did?

[@user-bh1oy8kj5q]

Hess's body should have been left alone in this grave. Hess wanted an honourable end to WW2. May he now Rest In Peace.

[@luisnieves8242]

may you burn in hell with him

[@citizenVader]

May burn in hell were he belongs

[@batrachian149]

Maybe he shouldn't have started it then. There's nothing honorable about fascist warmongers. Piss on his grave.

[@thomasmatthewharris1980]

Rot in hell sounds better

[@citizenVader]

@@thomasmatthewharris1980 the rotting can come after his burning

[@charlesmaximus9161]

“Tear out a man’s tongue and you do not prove him a liar; you are only telling the world that you fear what he might say.”

[@sanchoodell6789]

Very sad what happened to his grave and remains considering he remained very popular decades after the war with many people making the pilgrimage and paying their respects. The villagers should have just put up and shut up. Alternatively a mausoleum could have been constructed for his mortal remains and a small gift shop located there which could have generated money for the local community.

[@marysue7165]

Maybe not every town wants a Neo-Nazis shrine. People are funny that way

[@sanchoodell6789]

@@marysue7165 Yes they are. They were OK with it years before but not so much now.

[@Andrew-df1dr]

He should have been released after twenty years.

[@petermendoza1170]

He was one who I sympathized with. If only he had succeeded to speak in Scotland instead of immediately putting him to jail, maybe that wouldn't have brought peace but I believe his good intentions should have treated him better. Afterall,After all, NAZIS then wanted him executed should he return to Gernany. He could have given information that could have helped remove Hitler. Just my opinion, especially when there were actual war criminals ordering the deaths of many that hit even less than life sentences. That certainly was not fair.

[@hansjochenvo6094]

Er wollte den Frieden retten und scheiterte.

[@armarmadillo]

Absolut falsche und völlig falsche Aussage. Es war nur ein politischer Versuch, das Reich vor einem sofortigen Angriff auf die UdSSR von westlichen Bedrohungen zu entlasten.

[@svenr5235]

A true hero! Rest in peace!

[@motleyhoople3657]

There's no mention of his death until 6:15 into the video, so if anyone wants to avoid wasting time just jump ahead and watch the last 4:13.

[@LeofromFreo]

What of the remains of the five other family members in that plot? Your video didn’t cover this point.

[@johan3733]

one thing i have never understood about neo-nazi. hess was one of the most hated by nazis from the day he escaped everyone in this circle hates him.but neo nazi praises him.How do you go from being the most hated person to being celebrated and worshiped as hess was even today

[@frederickharper5206]

Loyal true to his principles solid stand up guy would have gone till the end of the world with somebody like him

[@antonioacevedo5200]

The neoNazi's "celebrated and worshiped" Hess because they had nobody else. The allies made sure of that.

[@Brassard1985]

They celebrate him for symbolic reasons. He is considered "the last Nazi", which is why he is revered by neo-Nazi groups today.

[@thomasmccann3679]

Shows how little you know of history. They only shunned him to save face politically. They didn’t hate Hess . Why would anyone hate a man who tried to end the war a goal that all of the top German leadership shared.

[@davidgaine4697]

Grow up and stop hero worshipping a clearly deluded man who couldn’t differentiate between reality and fantasy.

[@The_Joker_420]

Hess should not have been imprisoned seeing that most atrocities happened when he was not there

[@davidgaine4697]

Are you stupid? Read your history books. He was a founder of the Nazi Party. He condoned the concentration camps and the persecution of minorities including the sick and the mentally ill. He was a key player and as such bore the responsibility of the war crimes. He could never have been released. To commute his sentence would have been acquiescing to the far right and run the risk of negating the whole conflict. Jesus H Christ, grow up!

[@The_Joker_420]

@@davidgaine4697 he didnt order those Executions nearly Everything that happened he was Not even at the camps

[@mpumelelobeyers957]

This guy in Nuremberg trial u can sense the headaches he was giving Hermann Goring whenever he spoke to him 😂💀

[@dizzyrico]

The end was hilarious final statement and his saying the Jews hypnotised them all . Georging face literally...wtf is he on about 😂😂

[@shayneemodien5356]

The war would have been different if Hess didn’t fly to England or Reinhard Heydrich lived Two very big changes

[@angrymike2423]

I think Rudolf Hess was treated wrongly, he wasn't even in Germany when the worst atrocities were happening, they didn't take his life, but made sure it was a very long sad life. One other thing, wooden doors make absolutely no sense.

[@oldskool731]

yea should of let him out

[@cindygordon5242]

Hess told the Allied powers something the wanted the public to never know!

[@angrymike2423]

@@cindygordon5242 Most likely, the narrative that's out there now is quite far from the truth, but we'll never know.......

[@thomaskeil1437]

He was a Nazi, an associate of Hitler and supported the regime. All that said, he was kept imprisoned too long. Far worse perpetrators who murdered so many more were released or were never held accountable.

[@citizenVader]

He ratified the race laws, so he was equally as guilty as the rest of them.

[@barryjames3747]

You could almost make me feel sorry for him.

[@stephenbrewins3689]

So the worst of his crimes is that he was an enabler for what he did or knew up to leaving for Scotland?

[@jongoldey3842]

And the SS were just following orders

[@THEYTHINKTHEYAREGODS]

Dude definitely had balls ditching that Plane like that lol he thought they would just let him live his life after everything. Well he did live not in a way he thought

[@MrDaiseymay]

I read many years ago, about a former British Military medic, who gave Hess a full medical check over. He had previously gained access to Hess's Military Medical Records from WW1, in which he had been awarded the Iron Cross for several wounds in Battle. In those Notes, it stated clearly where the wound scars were etc. He could Not find any scars of wounds at all. There were other annomaly's, I think the real Hess, who was kept in the Tower of London ( they claim ) for the rest of the war, was a double. The Brits murdered the real Hess, BECAUSE,? I recon theres a lot more to the claim, that Hess took that high risk flight to see that Scottish, Duke of Hamilton, who, like several Royals, e.g ( King Edward V11 ) were pro Nazi) and a highly embarrassing exchange of contacts, might come to light. I don't buy the usual account that he took a chance and hoped to meet up with Hamilton, Hess was expecting to be met on landing, instead of just hoping he'd find him, and in the dark too.I recon MI6 knew he was coming. But Strange things can happen in War. FURTHER TO MY COMMENT, Regarding the above docu; I personally, think it to be not impossible, that Hess's flight, just might, have been known to Hitler in advance, and with his permission. With the War in Russia going badly, a 'Deal' with Britain, ( and France) would have been to the Nazis advantage by perhaps, not having to have a huge military presence in the West, to deal with the REAL Risk of a landing in the west. If Hess failed, Hitler, as he actually did, would claim not to know anything about it, and, as he did, call Hess a Madman. FURTHER--regarding the DNA result, who would just take those ''findings'' at face value.? Another lie, wouldn't be challenged.

[@IVtitude]

I am not going to lie; just him flying alone in his BF-110 and dodging Spitfires under radar, crash landing with a parachute, possibly without orders from Hitler is funny lol

[@robsmithracing]

Interesting fact: the comedian Jimmy Carr is related to him. You can sort of see the resemblance.

[@alainfinkielstejn8480]

Hitler était intellectuellement et psychologiquement incapable d'écrire un pavé comme "mein kampf". Hess , qui est présenté comme son "secrétaire" est en réalité le quasi-auteur de mein kampf. S'il "n'était plus là" quad les horreurs ont été commises, il en porte une solide responsabilité, comme Göring, d'ailleurs.

[@ritchieblackmore2711]

Brave heroic Rudolf Hess...

[@retiredafce3373]

Es zeigt nur, wie sehr die Welt die Nazi hasst!

[@davidgaine4697]

Grow up.

[@ritchieblackmore2711]

@@davidgaine4697 grow up? I admire Hess for the flight he took coming to meet the duke of Hamilton just outside darvel Ayrshire where I'm from ya mad man grow up indeed...

[@mariaedwards6371]

Love you channel. Suggestion don't start talking at very start of video. Seems first couple words get cut off

[@mcfudger7079]

You're welcomed

[@taurus2016]

1:12 If you mean the assassination attempt of November 8, 1939. that didn't take place in the Hofbräuhaus but in the Bürgerbräukeller. From there, the march to the Feldhernhalle would have made little sense. They are less than 200m apart.

[@WELLBRAN]

More to the point who killed him

[@antonioacevedo5200]

Nobody killed him. He was always suspected of being mentally ill. Why would anybody wait until being 93 years old to have that person murdered. You are obsessed with conspiracy theories.

[@WELLBRAN]

@@antonioacevedo5200 they said he hung himself with 3 foot of electrical wire....right

[@antonioacevedo5200]

@@WELLBRAN It does not prove murder. What possible motive would there be for killing him? He'd been locked up for many decades. Why kill him at 93? He had tried suicide on other occasions as well and was clearly mentally ill.

[@WELLBRAN]

@@antonioacevedo5200 they wanted him gone and they wanted to end the prison so they were waiting for him to die. But they did not have the time...he was in the way.

[@WELLBRAN]

@@antonioacevedo5200 you can easily day a 93 yr old died of old age no probs

[@patrickgraham3593]

Nazi or not they should have not disturbed his grave.

[@davidgaine4697]

Is that what you would have said about a grave for a well known pedophile so that everyone could go and celebrate all the children he abused?

[@dashawn4350]

He should have been put in crematorium, he built. Alive

[@Yiannis2112]

@patrickgraham3593 Cry me a river

[@Butter615s]

What was so disturbing? Did I miss something?

[@peteyspaletas2023]

The Nazi and the Psychiatrist was the last book I read from front to back.

[@StrGrpp4]

what if england had been more open minded and were like 'yeah, lets have some peace'

[@SB-Kiwi]

You'd be speaking german right now if they had.

[@StrGrpp4]

@@SB-Kiwi thats not true, just boomer speak. also theres nothing wrong with german, or the german people

[@SB-Kiwi]

@@StrGrpp4 so you tell me what you think the outcome would have been had Britain not decided to fight. I'm genuinely interested. Oh and I know there's nothing wrong with German's or the german language. I speak german myself.

[@StrGrpp4]

@@SB-Kiwi i trust in germanys ability to reason, intelligence, and make good decisions. last i checked, germany only wanted to save europe and was literally trying to save europe. and the nanny america/england came in to stop him because his agenda made too much sense. germany = civilized industrial nation, highly intelligent, very good people.

[@SB-Kiwi]

@@StrGrpp4 so hitler was a decent person only trying to do good and "save Europe"? Save Europe from whom exactly? And the holocaust? I guess that never happened either eh?

[@AverageDad2022]

He actually wasn't in prison for life he was put in an asylum in Abergavenny South Wales

[@4cnkh4]

My grandad was a koyli (kings own Yorkshire light infantry) in 1952 ish he was one of the guards that stood outside Hess’s cell. He told me it was very cold and that the Russian soldiers would play mind games for instance when exercising the Russians would make a point to do more of the same exercises while shirtless my grandad said they wanted to show they were tougher!

[@barrynicholas3911]

I thanks for the channel I really injoy all the facts and history you show. Right here it goes iv just watched this and I have some letters written to my grandfather as he was brought over to the UK as a prisoner of war from hess he was only allowed to write one letter a month I think. As much as I know my grandfathers family and the hess family were good friends but that's as much as I know I would like somone to read and tell me what these letters say as hess hand writing was in old German writing and I can't find anyone to tell me what they say

[@renee1961]

Good day, and Thank You.

[@earth2006]

Question of the day. It's now 2029. The events of today are in the remembered past. The war is over, and the Ukraine is victorious. War crimes were numerous. If there are trials, realistically, who will be charged ?.

[@jamesjanssen8252]

Who ever loses the conflict will face charges, as is always the case.

[@grahamprice3230]

One of the reasons the Russians did not want him released Is it gave another presence in West Berlin for guard duty in Spandau.The Russians took all his furniture and fittings for his cell and also brought a large statue and monument in lorries to erect on Spandau if he (“died on their watch”) again giving another reason for a guard for memory to troops killed in taking Berlin.The western powers were going to knock it down and build a NAAFI on the sight for Berlin Garrison.He was there alone for many years and played tricks on the guards to amuse himself.

[@armarmadillo]

What you wrote has nothing to do with the truth. The decision not to release Hess was made at the level of all the Allied Powers. It is not true that the "Russians" were the only ones against it, but it is true that the USSR was not at odds with its partners from the West.

[@cambellevans9945]

Why Scotland? He couldn't have picked somewhere in the UK further from Germany if he'd tried.

[@Professionalcynicalist]

He wanted to meet with the Duke of Hamilton .

[@momcilopucar8749]

Campbell Evans - Why Scotland?? Hass want to see WWIl conspirators and German's fascist Nazis creators his bosses. Read my comment few above yours that will give you real picture!! Have nice day!! 👍

[@mcfudger7079]

Nope

[@ritchieblackmore2711]

@@Professionalcynicalist good ole Douglas Hamilton at dungavel house the small landing strip lights were meant to be turned on but wasn't it's just outside darvel Ayrshire where I'm from ...but No one believed him which is sad my friend...

[@marcelosedy4703]

Rudolf Hess RIP 😢😢😢😢

[@retiredafce3373]

Es zeigt nur, wie sehr die Welt die Nazi hasst!

[@juancarlosdevesa1500]

Ya es libre

[@caiooliveira9738]

Covardia. Não atenderam a última vontade de um homem morto.

[@pernilsson9749]

Who is the yewish person between Hitler and Hess on the right picture in the ingress?

[@kennygottlieb3628]

Angel of Peace✌️

[@binko969]

The most disturbing uni-brow in history

[@treeherder2201]

None of those monsters should even have grave markers.

[@jeffamato7627]

i believe most of em dont thankfully

[@sandracardinal7320]

According to your logic, since today lots of people get cremated and have no grave markers, that makes a lot of people monsters...?

[@merkcityboy834]

They were no different than the Russians tbd older I get I see they weren’t the true enemy..

[@thomasmccann3679]

You’re ignorance is astounding. Enlighten me on what made Hess a monster. Trying to stop a Second World War? He was out of Germany throughout almost the entire war and cannot be blamed for anything that happened. He should have never been imprisoned in the first place

[@davidgaine4697]

@@thomasmccann3679you are clearly a Nazi sympathizer.

[@CloneShockTrooper]

yuk! let the dead rest ffs

[@dragonpullman23]

Did the residents of Wunsiedel seriously have to deal with Neo-Nazis making a pilgrimage to their town every year from the year that he was buried there (1988) until the year he was exhumed and cremated (2011)? If that is the case, I can completely understand why they would have wanted him gone.

[@jamesdellaneve9005]

What’s with Neo Nazis and visiting places?

[@davidgaine4697]

Ancestor worship is as old as the hills. In this case it would have been a shrine for a monster.

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

A smoke screen from the German goverment.

[@lunibinjim]

Was he captured disguised as a sailor and escaped?

[@poppyclemons3010]

That was a different Rudolph Hess that was the commandant of Auschwitz. I was confused too and had to look it up.

[@alejandrovidal6441]

@@poppyclemons3010 He was Rudolf Hoess...

[@titopuente6149]

That was commandant Rudolph Hoëss. He was hanged at Auschwitz

[@MarceloAugusto-wi4cw]

Não deixam os mortos descansarem em paz.

[@rollingring6607]

Crazy eyes

[@joprocter4573]

His wife said Russia had swapped him over with lookalike in order to remain in their sector Berlin.. He flew to Scotland to see his Scots friend to try and change UK mind about being at war with Germany.. Brought to South of England.. Minley Manor?

[@punishedgloyperstormtroope8098]

Hess was a good man. A man of peace

[@davidgaine4697]

@@punishedgloyperstormtroope8098prick.

[@thelearninghistorian]

Sad

[@DennisBTV]

The Hess Mess. He was a very strange individual, was a heavy believer in the occult. I find it amazing how we have all the Nazi propaganda on film, they really thought they were going to win. I just find it strange that they don’t teach you or translate anything about Hitler and his speeches, just that he was a monster, but if you listen to the translation there was a reason behind his madness.

[@SG12HGAMING]

Rudolph Hess is my great grandpa leave it alone

[@sharonmontano4924]

Hope you don’t have his eyebrows 😂

[@seren4740]

​@@sharonmontano4924his eyebrows are actually trendy tho😂

[@davezschoch510]

I think his audio was more interesting than the video 😂😂😂😂

[@michaelsteiner6500]

What did hi known to be never be free again. Cheers

[@davidgaine4697]

Nothing. He knew nothing. He was a reminder of what could happen if politics is controlled by a small set of criminals. He had no special insight or connections in the higher echelons of power. He was a weak and feeble old man who deserved to live out his days in incarceration rather than enjoy the fresh air of freedom.

[@michaelsteiner6500]

@David Gaine Yes yes nothing nothing he knows nothing like Schultz in hogan's heroes. But such a sentence, like all others. Cheers

[@sumantaroychoudhury9474]

Wrongfully incarcerated and justice given to him....

[@davelarnder2589]

Did DNA exist during the war, and if so, how do we know Hess's was taken and recorded? so that they could confirm it was him after his death. The real Hess had been wounded in WW1 with a bullet in his lung but no trace of the scare was found at his autopsy, therefore it could have been his doppleganger in Spandau, which would explain WHY Hess would not let his family see him in prison.

[@ToxicMasculinity-t5q]

"A prisoner of conscience"

[@GorGob]

Now some billionaire has Hess skeleton in his mansion and they try to do magic with it.

[@merkcityboy834]

He was cremated..

[@juliarivers9764]

i was told that hess was a relative of the royal family thats why he came

[@SB-Kiwi]

I was told Santa Claus was real.

[@naguerea]

A school friend of mine was the last British guard of Rudolf, he told him many things. (isn't that do Barry.)

[@petesmith9472]

Poor bugger’s profile is that of a meerkat

[@davidgaine4697]

There is something of the meerkat to him. Nervous and constantly looking over his shoulder he must have wondered where the next injustice would come from. Would it be his food? His clothes? His books? Or perhaps his guards would wake him up in the early hours to search his room for contraband. How lucky was he that he didn’t suffer the indignities of the concentration camps where the inmates were routinely flogged to death and had attack dogs rip into their genitalia.

[@josephtrahan8045]

What happen to his families who were buried with him??

[@ChipLooper]

Hess had everybody fooled

[@TellySavalas-or5hf]

The man at Spandau prison was a bad actor.

[@athoshipner6847]

W Hess...

[@alejandroperez-yy9ym]

Ashes to ashes dust to dust

[@Genghis-Khan121]

Was far worse than him that lived a free life for many years those court sessions where some times a joke , example is piper !!

[@davidgaine4697]

None of the Nazis profited from their war crimes. They were never free from being exposed by brave journalists and Nazi hunters like Simon Weizantile. They have been consigned to the trash can of history. They can never harm us again.

[@TrueBrit1]

It's almost as if the allies didn't want to end the war and have peace. Surely not? Basically it seems we said "Ok, lock him up, and let's get on with this war lark". It's a good job we never agitate for war, isn't it . . . . . . . . .

[@rjglennon2219]

Of all places Scotland. He should have met sturgeon he'd have wished he stayed in Germany.

[@davidgaine4697]

Drawing parallels like that is not helpful. Perhaps you think millions dying in armed conflict is funny. I know I certainly don’t.

[@jardelmuamar4058]

Foi falar besteira para os juízes diante de milhares de vítimas mortas inclusive de juízes.

[@livmarlin4259]

He was a great person.

[@livmarlin4259]

@Anti-LARP Action: Paw Patrol Edition Who?

[@robertdolan5732]

Bomb in the hofbrauhaus ???

[@stefanvogel8255]

Bürgerbraukeller

[@RakkasanRakkasan]

He died in the custody of csc 5/502 I was there.

[@goregrindterrorist6023]

Proof?

[@RakkasanRakkasan]

How would I know exactly what unit when and where .

[@madelinedelisle5314]

WHAT A LIFE!!!

[@larry1824]

Hec as insane and should have been treated.If brought back to normalcy who.kmows what he could have revealed?

[@davidgaine4697]

Hess had no special attributes. He was a sycophant and possibly autistic as were many of Hitler’s entourage. They weren’t gifted in any way they just profited from prejudice and inequality. Germany would have been better off turning Communist and seeking ties with the Soviet Union. Let’s not forget Marx was German. His prediction was Britain would be the first country to become truly socialist but as it turned out the Russian Revolution swept away the aristocracy in one clean move. Lenin was aided by Germany to spark off the revolt so that the Eastern Front could be closed up extending WWI by two years until the collapse of Austria and the fear of occupation from the South became a real concern.

[@jonathansimmons5353]

Thats why he was in solitary, and murdered.

[@michaelwhisman]

My cousin Rudolf.

[@buckfizzard291]

Are you really related