The HORRIFIC Execution Of The Female Torturer Of Stutthof Concentration Camp

One of the most terrible concentration camps of the Second World War was Stutthof, which opened almost straight after the Germans invaded Poland. Inside the camp, disease spread very quickly and the prisoners were guarded over by a number of terrifying guards including a number of female guards who were known for their brutality and evil. One of those women that treated the prisoners awfully was Ewa Paradies, who was notorious within the prisoner population.
Ewa Paradies was brought to Stutthof late in the war as many women were drafted there to oversee the inmates. But on a daily basis she would beat inmates, and torture them horrifically. She forced many to stand outside in the cold and threw freezing cold water at them. But after the war she was sentenced to death at the Stutthof Trials, and on a huge hill in Gdansk she was executed on a huge gallows in front of 20,000 people.
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[@pegrathwol]

Don't think for a second it can't happen again. "Anyone who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities." Voltaire

[@frlango6082]

The “Voltaire” vs Rousseau thing I don’t get. They died at approx the same age. One in an asylum and the former had been compensated by a royal endowment. I kinda like both. They wore good clothes, spoke some truth.

[@getit9066]

A man can have babies. A border is not worth defending. It's not a human, it's a clump of cells. Black people are the most moral, honest and honorable of all people. Fathers are useless, only mothers are needed in a family. And the list goes on...

[@johnpatterson6448]

“Horrific”? It’s all relative.

[@johnmacdonald5483]

It seems the farther from WW2 we get the more the same old behaviors that led to it are rearing their ugly heads. They say humanity repeats every 80 to 100 years and it certainly seems to be underway. SAD

[@joelse7298]

I do believe it I hate to but I do.

[@remorselesscuckslayer2318]

And to think there are people who denied this ever happened.

[@1946luke]

Nah, they know what happened, they just don't want to go on & on about it. It's been over and done with for almost 80 years.

[@matoko123]

Starvation and disease, they were the killers in these camps.

[@merlands1]

@@1946luke It’s so you don’t forget , Cupcake ..

[@merlands1]

@@matoko123 Correct, the prison guards had nothing to do with it….

[@1946luke]

@@merlands1 Hey Markie, just cuz your mom calls you cupcake, doesn't mean it's ok for you to call other people that.

[@rosiemackenzie5976]

We must be careful to not be deluded into thinking these kinds of attrocities to humanity cannot happen again.

[@healer378]

It's happening right now in Iran.

[@rickyb6780]

It's been happening for a long time now! It's called abortion and infanticide!! Nazi law said Jews were not considered fully human! Sound familiar? Unborn babies in our time are not considered fully human so we can terminate them! Same thing! We call ourselves today sooo progressive and nothinglike the Hitler and the Nazi party! That innocent blood is on someone's hands! Maybe all of our hands for not speaking out to the evil of abortion!!

[@kerryewen3624]

It’s still happening now !

[@stevegray5709]

@@healer378 Yes indeed it is. Except unlike this case its happening to mostly the wrong people.

[@paulcasini4759]

Well said the evil is still about Never Forget

[@SandyRiverBlue]

The cruelest of ironies is that something like 80% of the female prison gaurds where associated with nursing at some point, current nurses, failed nurses, or nurses who didn't have the grades or ability to become a nurse but wanted to become one. As a nurse, I always found this horrifying. The female guards at Stutthof moreso fit this paradigm. If you go name by name down the list of female guards that were named in the Stutthof trials and read their work histories it's like one long list of nurses.

[@AndrewNorbert-ms9mq]

Amazing, you have an excellent sense of humor I must admit Sandy. How are you !!

[@zcam1969]

crazy stuff . inhumane !

[@MrRobman2009]

I don’t even have the words

[@TheDustysix]

Hell, they could work at the VA.

[@zcam1969]

@@TheDustysix I THINK THEY DO ,BROTHER

[@simko8665]

My late mother arrived in Stutthof from Auschwitz in September 1944. She was sent for hard labor to a sub camp there named Seerappen. At mid January a death march took place and they were ushered to the Baltic coast and were shot on the beach and were shoved into the frozen water. About 7,000 Jewish people, most of the were women started that death march and only about 50 of them managed to survive. My mother was one of them. The place on the Baltic sea was called Palmnicken, now Yantarny, Russia.

[@davidlindgren7605]

unbelievable depravity! how old did your mother live to be?

[@mj3845]

So glad your mother survived. God bless her!

[@simko8665]

@@mj3845 Thanks. Me too...

[@mikeman584]

Simko8655 So sad to hear this, your poor Mother and the poor unfortunate souls that did not survive. Man's inhumanity and evil knows no bounds. I appreciate your personal story and it gives an insight into this dark side of the war. God bless you.

[@thepianoman1010]

Sim KO ... my sincere condolences.

[@johnlepage5486]

A lot of your friends and neighbors would behave just as savagely if they had the opportunity, and don't you forget it.

[@1946luke]

Too late, I've already forgotten it.

[@lynnbaker2336]

Thank you! When I was in school the children treated me with hatred and cruelty due to religious indoctrination that taught them that homosexuality was immoral and evil, thereby subconsciously justify contempt and hatred through subjective comparison

[@1946luke]

@@lynnbaker2336 So then, what ? You were homo, and the other kids didn't like that ?

[@johnsmith-mq4eq]

especially in multi ethnic societies even more so

[@retriever19golden55]

Absolutely. Social experiments have shown it to be true, and you can see it in comments all over KZbin.

[@Creepcanroll]

Been to Dachau 2 times. I've never looked at life the same. Count your blessings in life.

[@pod831]

Why in God's name would you go there twice???

[@skathi7575]

i went to auchwitz a few years back, and i can say the same, changed me.

[@user-mc3py8rh5x]

Their are people who denied this happened because they can't come to terms that something like this could happen.

[@janicesmith6891]

Amen 🙏 Look👀 At the immigrants that are Coming in on Gray Hounds Bus 🚌

[@ITSMEAGAIN1]

TRUE. THERE'S ALSO PEOPLE THAT CANNOT COME TO TERMS WITH THE THOUGHT THAT THEIR OWN GOVERNMENTS MAY LIE TO THEM. IT'S A VERY EVIL WORLD WE LIVE IN. LET'S HOPE PEOPLE FIND PEACE, WHATEVER THEIR THOUGHTS ON CERTAIN SUBJECTS ARE. DON'T YOU AGREE?

[@imcallingjapan2178]

Don't make excuses of any kind. Holocaust deniers are liars, they don't believe their own BS at all, they just want to hurt and offend people.

[@peterpiper482]

I was a little boy living in a rural setting far from the rest of the world when these despicable crimes were happening. I thought the world was a wonderful,happy place! The bliss of innocent youth!!

[@rayshelld791]

And this is what childhood should be. Innocence protected.

[@anthonyrichard461]

I went to Dachau when stationed in Germany in the 80's. It was turned into a museum. They still had the incinerator ovens with human ash remains is some. I still have the historical book I bought when there. It was appalling what torture and experiments were performed on men women and children. Hard to fathom how humans could be so heartless.

[@kiralindholm2009]

We still are ruthless and heartless. We haven't changed..unfortunately.

[@sueryan8320]

​@@kiralindholm2009 😢

[@fellrunner1964]

Hard to fathom indeed.

[@kewkabe]

Holocaust bad.

[@adriennemarierozario6591]

The Nazis were influenced by other means. Hitler was seduced by Vril women and made a deal with reptilians for global dominance & elimination of Humanity. Reptilians eat humans. Ukrainians are currently using Nazism & ISIS terrorists in the Ukraine-Russian conflict. Proof - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKHcq42JZppngsU

[@SteveBueche1027]

Never forget the steps that led to this moment in history.

[@retriever19golden55]

I fear we are headed in that direction. Our educational system has been systematically undermined and underfunded since Reagan. The Department of Education reports that 54% of American citizens are functionally illiterate, reading at or below 6th grade level. This is appalling. They don't know the history of their own country...I doubt many could even tell you which countries were Allies and which were Axis. The number of Americans who believe Ukraine's struggle is none of our business worries me greatly.

[@oldschooljack3479]

​@@retriever19golden55 I have long been a student of history. And I'll tell you there isn't a goddamn thing worth fighting for in Ukraine. If you're worried about evil dictatorships try looking in Washington DC... I won't send my son's to die for Biden's money laundering operation.

[@stanmans]

Reminds me of the far right maga crowd

[@davidstout8604]

It’s going on now in America 😬

[@Cola64]

those steps never ended they just sped up

[@justlivinglife....619]

Thank you so much for posting this & other videos of this kind. It is extremely important to have this & other historical atrocities kept in the front of the eyes of the youth. So many don't believe it & those who do, do not fully understand the ramifications of it all. As it is often said, "If the youth of today, do not learn from all of the atrocities & major mistakes made in history, they are destined to repeat them same things." SMH...😢

[@LadyCleo1]

Kids think this was funny. People think that Germany has gotten rid of the nazis at the end of the war despite their being banned nazi groups.

[@neilwhitaker6284]

the atrocity being the murder of these women after show trials.

[@michaelhoffman5486]

wow hey devil boi boi jus luv luv luv to meetcha just you n me@@neilwhitaker6284

[@Denyshowe]

@@neilwhitaker6284 Guess you're a Nazi sympathizer, right?

[@yurt-the-silent-chief]

Could you possibly provide some proof of the claims? I can't seem to find a single autopsy report and/or evidence of a single death by gassing. It really infuriates me when people keep telling me i am wrong & i can not give them a coherent reply with objective factual evidence to back the claims up. Can you please help me out?

[@elizabethblake1140]

No sympathy for these horrible people.

[@babayaga1767]

and yet the left in america is moving the same direction.

[@doctorstrangelove8815]

Awesome! Exactly what they said when they were guards at the camp.

[@mikecacioppo5639]

No Sympathy, Mercy or forgiveness EVER !!! For Nazis.

[@Marius_vanderLubbe]

Cant wait to see bush and blair go the same way.

[@alwa6954]

@@doctorstrangelove8815 But they were overseeing people who had done nothing wrong, who were being imprisoned because of their ethnicity. These guards then brutalized them, tortured them and killed them. And you are trying to make an equivalence between the people who inflicted horrific torture and death on innocent people and those who were convicted of those crimes in order, apparently, to vindicate Nazis. That is a disgusting position to take. Are you sure you want to take it?

[@spinalobifida]

It would be more torture for the guards by being imprisoned in the camp they once oversaw.

[@phaedrussmith1949]

I was thinking along the same lines. Referring to being killed as "The ultimate price" seems wildly off-base.

[@joebonomono5078]

But better for the crowd who wanted to see the slow drop dance.

[@diverdave4056]

with the exact same - work - food - clothes and beatings for a few years before the short rope show !

[@joebonomono5078]

I have some color photos my grandfather took in those camps while the guards were being held prisoner until trial I guess. They don't look happy.

[@thomaskeil1437]

That would create a security-related problem.

[@renatalewoczewicz2382]

Jestem córką Franciszka Kamińskiego więznia obozu Stutthof .Dziekuję za przypomnienie potomnym tego okrutnego miejsca. .

[@ramadamming8498]

As a genuine question, 80 years later, what was actually achieved by executing people in a barbaric manner ?

[@OceanSwimmer]

​​@@ramadamming8498, As someone who answers your question: 1. That was the norm in those times. It is useless to judge history by today's standards. 2. Next time, ask someone unaffected by the atrocity you object to, instead of inflicting pain on an innocent person. Aspire to be a nicer, compassionate, human instead of something else.

[@ramadamming8498]

@@OceanSwimmer Thanks for an answer. There's no difference whatsoever today as humans still behave like insane chimpazees to one degree or another. In fact human capacity for reasoning and awareness seems to be decreasing. Aside from these why is it offensive to ask the question? Humanity has more to learn anthropologically, about what they took part in and maybe about ourselves, with such people alive, which might help decrease such events in the future. Enacting and performing an equally barbaric act as one meted out measure for measure seems a futile thing to do and in the scheme of things sort of human petulance. Though of course it is understandable that someone e severely abused will respond in a way that they want retribution often maybe.

[@TheBrummie1960]

I visited Stutthof in 1990, still chills my spine whenever I reflect on what I saw and felt at this particular hell on Earth.

[@WillyEckaslike]

and what did u see?...a staged set with no evidence but for untested WT from angry people whose freedom was taken away..at least they didnt get firebombed with phosphorous in Dresden

[@MrDangerman6969]

I went to Dachau in 1996. It chills me what I saw. A minuscule part of hell on earth.

[@KK-rg1wz]

I visited Auschwitz , on a very cold winterday in 1985, when Poland was still communist. There was nobody,. Only silence.

[@johnpineapple3329]

Lol

[@jackspring7709]

I've often wondered how ordinary people would react, and how I would react, if there was a sudden and draconian shut down of civil liberties. The last 3 years gave me my answer. We're no better - we just haven't had a hitler or a stalin yet.

[@neilwhitaker6284]

yes that's when it really hit home for me, around late April 2020. Most humans will do anything if the messaging is right.

[@rhodawg666]

Yer 4 out of 5 people are plain evil when it counts

[@TheLeadSled]

So many melted into the mass chaos after the war ended. People tend to forget their were men and women from other nations that served as guards in these concentration camps, and in many cases they were even more brutal than the Germans themselves, and so many of them went back to their native countries and continued on with their lives as if nothing ever happened.

[@blusnuby2]

True enough. The ODESSA FILE is a fascinating audiobook, found on You Tube, about this.....

[@jamesdellaneve9005]

Ukrainian guards. Lots of them.

[@TheLeadSled]

@@jamesdellaneve9005 absolutely, they were some of the most brutal of all, also some from the Baltic Nations as well.

[@alwa6954]

It's absurd to single out a particular nationality. Around us all are people like these guards. You may be one of them. Humans are a despicable species.

[@alwa6954]

@@jamesdellaneve9005 It's absurd to single out a particular nationality. Around us all are people like these guards. You may be one of them. Humans are a despicable species.

[@formicapple2]

Can’t muster up much sympathy for the guards

[@ScreamingEagleFTW]

what would you have done if you were recruited to do office work at the work camp?

[@formicapple2]

I would have refused

[@thepianoman1010]

@@ScreamingEagleFTW What does your question mean? It's pretty obvious that anyone recruited to do office work at the camp would have done ... (no guessing on the five-pound questions ... office work!) As for reporting what was going on ... who to? This was a nazi state ...

[@thepianoman1010]

@@rockwellrhodes7703 Your post makes no sense and I find some of your comments to be disgusting! We all have ... What? Something wrong with you chap ... for sure!

[@spotty67]

@@rockwellrhodes7703 Not all guards were as bad as this sicko, but they were aggressive and brutal. Racism seems to be in the human gene. Territorial and possessive. These people believed that the Jews caused the depression in Germany and they followed Gobbles propaganda and the mad man's rantings right to the end. In America today many blame their situation on emigration. As the gap between rich and poor get wider so does the racism. All you need is some lunatic yaking about something they know nothing about, or care about only their agenda.. Of course they need someone to do their dirty work. Lack of education in the lower ranks.

[@lindakrzyzewski6912]

The death of these demons was too fast

[@enaid54]

It's amazing how wicked and evil people can be! It's terrible!

[@WillyEckaslike]

well said ...i agree people like this poster feeding the gullible with L eyes about w2 is wicked

[@kennethsamuels8986]

My dad passed away two years ago. On his grave stone are the words” Dachau Liberator.” He was a German Jew who escaped in 1936 and than came back to Germany as an American spy after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. He worked for General Patton by infiltrating Stalag 13 (yes, where Hogan’s Heroes) supposedly took place. He dressed as a German officer to find out how SS officers were escaping and he was credited with breaking the ring. He had to be extracted after his cover was blown. This is the true story that Stalag 17 depicted but did not get things right. Stalag 17 was only a story.

[@marcominelli2578]

Glory to Your father!❤

[@sharonaschoeller6250]

Wow just wow. Your dad was a real hero not many of us can say this. God bless him

[@robingagan6288]

Brave father

[@blondekyfan]

may God eternally bless your father ~ he truly was a courageous man.

[@antoinettelamontagna9999]

God bless your father 🙏💕

[@InFltSvc]

When I went to the holocaust museum in Washington, it changed my life forever. I cannot believe that humans treated other humans this way it’s disgusting.. and beyond belief. These people that did this are no doubt in hell

[@dovydas4806]

I went to the holocaust museum near Chicago about 5 years ago. To this very day, whenever I think about that, I get a profound sadness. They have an actual boxcar used to transport the holocaust victims. And you can go in it. In my mind I tried to conjure up the despair those poor people felt. It was overwhelming, literally! 😥

[@davidknichal6629]

"Humans treated.."Which "humans" are you referring to? Say it openly. Don't be afraid of it. Our highly intelligent German friends used to treat equally intelligent Jewish people this way. I really wonder how people are afraid to name nation who commited these crimes.

[@dovydas4806]

@@davidknichal6629 the people who were forced to ride in those boxcar. I thought I made that overly clear !

[@hondaxl250k0]

Not to take anything away from the Jews but more American Indians were exterminated by the American government.. more Russians were killed by Stalin . And China omg millions dead to communism.. but everyone only remembers the Jews.. RIP to everyone else forgotten because history is written by the winners and hidden from the masses. We are all sick

[@normasouthwood3182]

I sure hope so. God forgive me but I can never forgive their crimes. R.I.P. all those victims.

[@sandwormgod4771]

My Father-in-Law, during his national service, had a short break from what he was doing. (He was a driver moving live munitions around Europe). He took a walk and came across a railway line. He followed it and came upon a camp. Not a blade of grass grew there, nor did any bird sing. He walked away as quickly as he could.

[@bertplank8011]

Strangely the grass and birdlife is thriving at Chernoble the site of the nuclear accident in 1986. Therefore this comment is probably not true....

[@stevensmith5581]

i heared same thing

[@groundworkcivils7506]

​@@bertplank8011chernobyl was an explosion at a nuclear power plant in 1986.... You're a halfwit

[@lewis7515]

🧢

[@deborahwylde1410]

​@@bertplank8011 My husband was stationed in Germant for a while. They used to go on Exercise close to Dachau. He said exactly the same ...... that no trees grew and no birds sang where the camps had been.

[@whitetiger8652]

She got away with her crimes to easy!!

[@Thug-12Na]

Yea they should put them in the iron maiden or the raising bull

[@whitetiger8652]

@@Thug-12Na Absolutely!!

[@TheIcpfan23]

She was hung. How did she get away from that

[@TheIcpfan23]

​@@Thug-12Na this was the 1940s not 1900s

[@whitetiger8652]

​@@TheIcpfan23 Should've suffered just as her victims!!!

[@tanazinn8484]

How can ANY human being hurt or torture another human knowing they’re causing such horrific suffering???😢

[@k9dragonfactory]

the plandemic showed us that there are plenty of people who would have no problem doing this to others they deemed "unsatisfactory" and were more than willing to send offenders to camps.. they are among us now.

[@Belovelyava]

They are no longer human,that’s how.

[@AndrewNorbert-ms9mq]

Wonderfully said Tana, you have an excellent sense of humor.

[@johnsmith-mq4eq]

see what is happening in Gaza right now

[@catblack4091]

demonic possession... I believe it was widespread in the Nazi regime.

[@drmarkintexas-400]

🏆🇺🇲🙏 Thank you for sharing

[@nykko73]

i am romanian and during the WW2 the germans came in Romania , my grandmother said that most of the soldiers were young and they didnt treat people bad they were polite , when russians came they acted like barbarians ,stealing food , getting drunk and kick people around ..she said that the russians executed the germans prisoners just few hundreds meters away from her house , russians told them to dig a big hole and then line em up and shoot them , she said most of them were young russians and germans

[@deborahdean8867]

By that time the Russians had lost 27 MILLION people stopping Hitler. They were starved and barely surviving. War is hell my friend, yet since ww2 the American taxpayer has been willfully funding the massacre of thousands of women, Children and innocent peasants. You think maybe we should say stop? Maybe get rid of the homeland security spying on us?

[@kevriley3255]

I visited Sachsehausen camp in Oranianburg, and aside from the obvious distasteful horrors within, a strongly imprinted memory from there was that in the surrounding woodland there were no chirping birds - only the harsh caws and chattering of carrion birds. I pondered whether the crows and magpies could still detect the presence of the victims, even after the passing of so many decades. 😢

[@martinmilton-white5172]

Now that's an odd thing Kev it was something I noticed there also, the whole place had an unerving feeling about it. 😢

[@brdnrd]

What time of year was that?

[@kevriley3255]

@@brdnrd oh...now then. Get where you're coming from. I'm going back to I'd say about '89 - I don't think the wall had been down much more than a year. Don't recall it being bitterly cold - more autumnal. Are you going the ornithological route? Totally with you; but as said by my first responder the normally tranquility inducing surrounding countryside seemed somehow subdued. All I know is that all these years later it still remains a tad poignant. x

[@brdnrd]

@@kevriley3255 Well, I am an ornithologist, so it comes naturally. No doubt there's still a poignancy about the place but the birds certainly have no institutional memory of the events that occurred there, nor did they know (or care) at the time what was going on, and if they had, they might have rejoiced, humans not being very popular organisms among wild animals in general. But autumn in the woods is always going to be relatively quiet.

[@aimeekubik8803]

Birds are smarter than us mere humans. They know that here much Evil was done; it is ingrained in the soil. NEVER FORGET LEAST IT BE REPEATED.

[@Micayla2540]

Why is the title “the horrific death”. Her death was a breeze compared to what the camp victims suffered.

[@Vickymumof4]

How can humans be so cruel. It’s heart breaking.

[@tdub5776]

Humans can be cruel because other humans annoy them. Simple!

[@MrDaiseymay]

@@tdub5776 Since when has annoyance been a accepted reason for torture and death?

[@matoko123]

Short drop hanging = a slow death. A fine spectacle for a 20,000 strong crowd. How can humans be so cruel?

[@gershonperry5952]

How can others just stand by and pretend it doesn't happen?

[@dominique6259]

​​@@matoko123 who were the monsters ? People who suffered ? Or These "poors Cinderella" ?

[@johnyashm4191]

God bless all the people that were unfairly killed in the camps. Edit as some people misunderstanding my intent, Unfairly as in the prisoners but if any of the guards etc got taken out in the camps then that would not be unfair

[@littleenglander.5029]

What about the ones that were killed fairly ?

[@randymillhouse791]

If they were truly blessed, they would not have been in such a situation in the first place.

[@christopherp.hitchens3902]

@@littleenglander.5029 - Tee Hee! I remember a news anchor recently say “Yet another SENSELESS murder last night…” and I thought: “As opposed to a SENSIBLE murder”?

[@christopherp.hitchens3902]

@@randymillhouse791 - Shhhh! You’ll wake up the sleepwalker! Their imaginary friend in heaven loves them VERY much!

[@armedprophet3321]

Name one prisoner that was killed FAIRLY in a concentration camp ! I know that you meant well in your statement but think a little before you type. My grandfather was an operator in the OSS, he was assigned to Brazil / Argentina and he would locate and eliminate the Nazi war criminals that did or facilitated the torture or murder of concentration camp victims. Brazil / Argentina had a non-extradition agreement with Germany but didn’t want them there so they gave the US unofficial permission, cover jobs and documents so that they could eliminate those asshats. I found out what he did after he passed away, he never talked about it. It was difficult for me to understand because he was my best friend and was the kindest, calm, protective and most loving grandfather a person could ever have.

[@otis4349]

During a business visit to DC, I visited the Holocaust Museum. Afterwards I had no stomach to visit any other museum or landmark. I had read about the Holocaust but reading is not the same as seeing. I was and remain appalled. I’m not Jewish but “Never Again” is a profound and steadfast position in my household. To say the least, I would fight for my country and for the State of Israel. This can’t be allowed again.

[@thomasgriffin8269]

Agreed..makes me cry watching this video

[@otis4349]

@@thomasgriffin8269 People don’t realize that God’s covenant with Israel is as true today as it was several thousand years ago. They are far from perfect but He has a rock solid plan for them. God will bless those that bless them and He will curse those that curse them. I’ll go to my grave praying for all Jews and the State of Israel.

[@andrewpinkham9904]

And yet the world economic forum is allowed to exist.That monster is seeking to isolate israel from its allies and not a peep from israel

[@RexMutt]

Never believe propaganda.

[@moby1388]

@@otis4349 You are a decent human being. Be proud of it.

[@OrangeVanillaSky69]

25? She looked like she was 55.

[@catblack4091]

people possessed by demons often look like that.

[@eagler8196]

Evil comes in all shapes and sizes..

[@zcam1969]

blame Satan or insane minds

[@carltwidle9046]

She strangled slowly, which was cruel but she paid for the consequences of her actions.

[@johnandersen8998]

Cruel? Xtimes thousands? Please!

[@stevenlawson-blight4253]

@@rockwellrhodes7703 cruel enough to warrant being beaten to death with a ball peen hammer. Slowly.

[@maatnofret1234]

@@rockwellrhodes7703 Yes. Poor dogs! How awful!

[@nationalzero269]

@@rockwellrhodes7703 he should be in jail,

[@WillyEckaslike]

her only crime was keeping order in the camp which upset a few inmates who decided to get their revenge...trewth

[@Chris-lh7wj]

It’s baffling how much planning and financing was needed to develop these camps all over the place, some extremely large. All would’ve required clearing the land, pouring concrete, building the barracks and administrative buildings, guard towers, gates fencing, electric, plumbing, roads/rails, personnel, and under absolute secrecy. All this to just to kill. A conspiracy of the greatest magnitude.

[@thatcampingmann9543]

It is without a doubt that the German people’s knew of the persecution of the Jew’s during ww2 and most probably had some idea about where their Jewish neighbors, friends and even sometimes their fellow Germans and had gone and never come back from

[@alliecollin1748]

You're a great chap....it's obvious that you do a great deal of research...❤

[@natrelacoustix]

The cold hard truth is there are those who would still do these abhorrent acts at the drop of a hat if the government told them they could. It's always amazed me that people will actually volunteer in a war to kill other human beings when the government/establishment tells them killing is fine. But, be minding your own business, get attacked by a violent thug and defend yourself? Oh be careful... Don't get carried away. Remember, at that extreme point of stress and fear, you can only use reasonable force or you'll find the full weight of the law will come down on you.

[@herbert9241]

I agree with this sentiment. I have no time for the internecine squabbles of aristocratic parasites or mealy mouthed politicians who never do their own dirty work - and they have no concern for my day-to-day existence. Anyone attacks me, however ... I'll cease and desist from reasonable behaviour and with no definite time frame.

[@C-Here]

I thank God I was born kind... I never even like to argue with people or hurt their feelings... That woman was so evil and cruel...😢

[@aristonia1991]

Being born kind is irrelevant it's not like they had a choise back then... you did it or you were the next in line to die.

[@lynskyrd]

nobody is born kind or evil. You're kind because you were brought up to be kind and then YOU chose to remain kind.

[@seanodwyer4322]

see ewe in heaven

[@C-Here]

@@lynskyrd Nothing could be further from the truth!! I grew up with a narcissistic abusive step father - and a mentally ill mother, i suffered abuse and neglect- and all my siblings have drug and/or alcohol problems- all have also spent time in prison... I was ridiculed as a child- because I was so kind... So your assumptions are really incorrect right?? I thank God I spent a lot of time in nature, where I met my own soul- and learnt that kindness is a good thing- although a bit rare...

[@C-Here]

@@seanodwyer4322 Oh dear- I don't believe in heaven or hell really- there's many other realities- some wonderful- some terrible... the fire and brimstone God was invented to control people don't you know? Watch a few vid's on NDE's- then you might understand what it's all about... no sky daddy waiting... 🤦‍♀️😂😂

[@marysheffield190]

I watched every documentary of WWII on Netflix, and it was disgusting how the US and the UK let so many of these Concentration camp guards go w/o taking them to trial. Do you know why they did that? Because there were too many to prosecute so they assumed that they’d be rehabilitated by reconstructing their country.

[@denisemartin3603]

And operation paperclip!! Disgusting what the US did

[@classeontop7403]

Wait till you hear what the Country with the most rapist in ww2 aka Japanese Empire's punishment after the war and you would be disgusted by it.

[@AndrewNorbert-ms9mq]

Perfectly said Mary, you have a great sense of humor. How are you doing!

[@tebogopekane1418]

Thanks for sharing.

[@nigelmorgan3449]

We must never forget

[@untouchable360x]

"The man who passes the sentence should swing the sword." Eddard Stark

[@kittycat6195]

So, you don’t think they deserved it?

[@maxrpm2215]

Can you do a vid on the lessor known camp in Italy Trieste its right in the middle of the city. My parents and grandparents are from there who migrated after the war to Melbourne Australia. I asked my Nonna did you know what was going on there. She replied no . . . no one did and you never spoke about it with anyone. I said impossible not even with friends in general talk. She said the only thing that was mentioned was train's were arriving at night and i wonder what they are doing there? That was it nobody wanted that knock at the door. She also said that where it was wasn't an isolated place poeple walked past it daily going about there business. There were guards outside and you NEVER looked at them or at the building you put your head down and walked never looking back. When the war was over everyone was in shock on what was really going on. I visited the building as its a museum and it just looks like any other building.

[@michaelmain6378]

She got off far too easy.

[@agentcovert]

Great work as usual..I so enjoy such stories..

[@joemacinnis1972]

It's absolutely true that you reap what you sow.

[@gabrielbuiculescu1617]

Ok, fair enough but about the soviets? Didn’t they stormed and plundered the Eastern Europe? Did they face justice after the war? What about the victims of Katyn? Polish officers. What about our moldovan brothers sent in Siberia only to perish. What about the baltics and so on? Who gave them justice? After the dissolution of the USSR even after so long Russia to this very day gave no apology and felt no remorse for this innocent victims. Justice is just for not all of us, depends who is the judge.

[@simko8665]

Then you justify her crimes, do you?

[@user-ud2vo6qh3z]

А во Вьетнаме, кто уничтожал страну, вы извинились, а в Сирии кто уничтожал страну, вы извинились, на Украине. В городе. Донецке захоронены дети на Аллее ангелов украинцы свой народ по сей день уничтожает и вы составляете Украине оружие, . В . Киеве есть бабий Яр там украинцы растреляли всю мою родню в 1941 году, осталась живая моя мама, она училась в. Москве в институте медицинском, а растреляли их за то, что они евреи, украина не извинилась, война это ужасно, моя страна за мир во всём мире, я желаю всём здоровья, и мирного неба,

[@WardDorrity]

The crimes of the Soviet Communists - starvation, atrocities, mass murders, the entire Gulag Archepelago handily eclipsed those of the German National Socialists. But thanks to the Left, they are excused and ignored.

[@marty8726]

The story wasn't about Russia atrocities

[@WardDorrity]

@@marty8726 True, but someone else brought them up.

[@Axolotl_Boba_123]

I love this channel

[@LouiseKim116]

I see many comments here that say they can’t believe humans are capable of this kind of torture and murder. I agree. But what really started the separation of Jews and “whites” was hatred. How was someone able to make thousands of people hate thousands of people that really weren’t that different at all? Well it’s happening here in the US. Hatred is making people do things they wouldn’t normally do. And some specific people are encouraging and fueling that hatred. I’m not going to get into politics but most of you know who I’m talking about. We all have to pay attention. Our nation could go this far. I’d like to believe it couldn’t but I think we all know it can. Everyone please walk around with eyes open. The world was horrified enough after the holocaust. Could we even bear for something like that to happen again? We need to fight racism, hatred, impatience and false leaders. We need to remember our humanity, kindness, inclusiveness, compassion and honesty. Please everyone. Remember who we are. America. The shining city on the hill.

[@Skyhors3]

It's human nature. Your neighbors, people that you think are your friends, would do the same to you, if they could.

[@MrChewbone69]

Yeah, nowadays we call them MAGATs..(trump cultists)

[@crazycat1345]

Mean while all of her bosses including Joseph Mengala were shipped to the United States after the war to continue their evil experiments. The name of this was Operation Paper Clip.

[@SalveRegina8]

Which later became Microsoft.

[@moominpic]

Mengele wasn't. He died in South America. However, a lot of Japanese "research" was also used, and that was pretty horrific too.

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

Thank you.

[@marthadeyoung]

I am so sorry, but so glad your precious mother survived.

[@simko8665]

Me too... 🙂

[@mj3845]

Justice!

[@lawiley]

Thanks!

[@chrism7937]

It's more tortuous having to listen to this dudes voice for 6 minutes

[@paralogical]

he caused me to have a stroke

[@feliciagaffney1998]

Thank you. I was wondering if his speaking annoyed anyone else. It is soooo hard to listen to... droning the end of his sentences. There's another KZbinr who does this, I think on True Crime... I can't listen.

[@jamesneilsongrahamloveinth1301]

@@feliciagaffney1998 I don't mind the way he ends his sentences (which I find quite soporific) but I can't cope with the way he slurs his words together to make a kind of word slurry. It's lazy . . .

[@sroevukasroevuka]

No great losss

[@Ken-lp9qt]

She and the rest of those lumbering Brunhilde Huns got what was coming to them that day. 🤨

[@conradeddie3776]

What a marvelous day when these female demons very painfully were sent to their just rewards!! And may God Bless and comfort their many innocent victims and their families!

[@scottmurphy650]

They may have escaped justice on earth but on their last day, when the stood before the One and True Judge, their judgement would be swift and final.

[@mikecameron5322]

If this form of punishment was brought back there would be less killings

[@ca6177]

I think so too!

[@medler2110]

Do you believe most murderers think, there's no death penalty so I'll murder someone?

[@ok2760]

Capital punishment is not a deterrent Mike and you know that. It is purely about revenge and bloodlust

[@mississippihiker545]

Rope is cheap trees are everywhere…..

[@grahvis]

No, there is no evidence to show that the death penalty reduces the murder rate. In fact, it may even increase it, why would someone worry about killing more in an attempt to get away, if it would make no difference to their sentence?

[@medicinalmcgillicuddy4998]

THE GREATEST STORY NEVER TOLD

[@WOODY11780]

I am Speechless !!!

[@Paratus7]

First it will be the 15 min city, then your ‘zone’, your concentration camp, and then your life. History repeating.

[@jpturner171]

Thank you for your research regarding his horrible times in our world. I hope these people are rotting in hell .

[@chriscampbell9207]

Unless they asked Gods forgiveness, you can be SURE of it.... we ALL answer to God....

[@lewisner]

There's no hell. They are just dead.

[@rnorth8812]

@@chriscampbell9207 So you are saying that god would forgive this if they asked? Really? So religion is basically a "Get out of Jail Free" card from Monopoly. Good to know.

[@lescar2036]

@@rnorth8812 he's saying there is no god. Pretty obvious what he meant.

[@Pepsiguy]

Slow drop method. Touché.

[@lafayettemoreira4423]

Glorious and inspiring moment for man/womankind. And more than Paradies could, they still can in a daily basis. Given another opportunity.

[@davidtouchstone4871]

It never ceases to amaze me and it happens across all ethnic and cultural boundaries in all times.

[@DERAMNONA]

They were allowed to die with more compassion and dignity they showed their victims. I could think of more fitting ways of dispatching them.

[@WillyEckaslike]

u think swinging at the end of a rope for 20 mins is compassionate ? ....these poor people were used as scapegoats to justify why 60m people died...but keep believing this rubbish if it makes u happy

[@charlessmith4242]

* You wouldn't want to be classified the same as these evil creatures.

[@mikegillihan4546]

At DERA NONA I agree. Personally, I think that they should have been thrown naked in the gas chambers of Auschwitz and gassed with Zyklon B then cremated. To my way of thinking that would have been justice.

[@matoko123]

Sicko.

[@WillyEckaslike]

@@charlessmith4242 trew th is hay tt to those who hay tt the trew th

[@aayushchaudhary1591]

good information

[@Marlondurran]

Great channel .

[@thomasgriffin8269]

This is why I'll never visit Germany.. such anguish and suffering took place there... The faces of the innocence makes me cry. I wasn't even born yet until the 60s... I feel like the restless spirits are still trapped in the earth plane.. God bless those beautiful people who had to endure such evil and hatred.

[@Atlantis.Reborn]

You would be surprised. Germany is one of the most civilized countries in the world. I'm not sure which country you come from, but people of your nationality have surely committed horrible crimes, at a much smaller scale of course, but which you do not identify personally with. Individuals are evil, and it doesn't matter which country they come from.

[@olieantonetti7393]

It is beyond me, or my understanding of human behavior that mankind can treat his fellow brother and sister in humanity in such low disregard.

[@crazycat1345]

They were completely void of empathy. For further insight into this madness read David Icke.

[@von-Adler]

Most of the shots are NOT of Stutthof which was in Poland and liberated by the Russians

[@mknewlan67]

I’m almost positive those shots are somewhere in Germany. I visited a camp when I was stationed there in the 80s but I sadly don’t remember where. The fence surrounding the place is very recognizable. Sadly my memory escapes me.

[@monmixer]

Nothing to like about this video but I hit it anyway. It is educational and a very strong reminder of what too much power can do in the wrong persons hands and unchecked by their staff.

[@TheLotussong]

Eva Paridi was just 25 years old ..... by the time she hanged her atrocities made her look like she was a middle age old bat out of hell

[@Life_Is_Torture0000]

Whenever I'm tempted to feel bad about the firebombing of Dresden or Hamburg, I think of stuff like this.

[@eugenekaufmann1]

Two wrongs don’t make a right. Innocent people died in both cases. War is evil.

[@legrandmaitre7112]

Those were also war crimes in my opinion. Thousands of civilians died in Hamburg. In Dresden many who died were refugees and allied prisoners of war. War is insanity, mankind at its very worst.

[@Life_Is_Torture0000]

@eugenekaufmann1 The Nazi death camps, some of them, were set up in full view of the German population. In addition, even the most remote farms employed slave labor from occupied countries. The staff of concentration camps were heavily drawn from local populations, at least in Germany. Thousands of airmen died bombing Germany, and it stopped as soon as the war ended. The Germans, by contrast, murdered civilians both during and AFTER they defeated the respective countries. Finally, it was the Germans themselves who introduced terror bombing to the war: Belgrade, Rotterdam, Guernica (pre WE2), Coventry, London, Warsaw, Stalingrad, and a hundred other places. The man who ordered all these atrocities was widely supported and even loved by the German people, who only soured on him when they began losing. Still think there's a moral equivalency? I don't, not even remotely.

[@Marius_vanderLubbe]

How lovely that it makes you feel okay about that event. Spare a thought for the one million iraqi people murdered by bush and blair - how do you make yourself sleep at night about that little tea party?

[@eurobrowarriormonk7182]

what about the 60 million white christians slaughtered by jewish bolsheviks? why do we never hear about that? Something is really fishy about this so called death camps story.

[@curiousaa]

These were horrific 😢 💔 crimes and don't expect will ever vanish 😮😢.

[@geoffmcnew5863]

The Ivy League is training a new generation of camp guards.

[@fannybuster]

I don't understand why these women were executed by just being cruel ,If they didn't kill anyone, how is a death penalty justified..?

[@sigridbohne]

that was due to the time ... someone has to be punished so a few were hanged

[@Piggy-Oink-Oink]

These women ordered people to the crematoriums every day. They are complicit in 1000s of murders. They were IN CHARGE and picked which prisoners do hard labor work and who are to be exterminated on any given day. Someone had to be held accountable for ordering inmates to b sent to their deaths at crematorium/ gas chamber. They ran out of Cyklon B by 1945 and started burning prisoners alive.

[@leighmonty13]

They got what was coming to them

[@cindycreasy2817]

They might not have got their justice here but they will receive theirs.

[@MouAresounTaPneusta]

My grandpa took me there when i was a teen. I started smoking then but i thank him for this unforgetable trip.

[@heysailorreedy6651]

Crazy sad that human beings were treated like this.

[@moirabaker458]

And would do the same today.. the vaxxed wishing the same fate for the unvaxxed only a year or so ago and many put into massive camps. It is not impossible to think it could so easily happen again

[@matoko123]

I know, that poor woman.

[@carolwass8192]

My grandfather fought in the 1stww and he used to tell my dad and his brothers, there's only one good German and that's a dead one.how could people treat the Jewish people that way.some Germans were supposedly Christians wasn't Christ a Jew? We must not let this happen again.

[@matoko123]

@@carolwass8192 It's ironic. 70+ years on and now the Israelis say the same about Palestinians. It's a funny old world that we've created. Yet you talk about it not happening again.

[@bartjohnson8139]

I’ve wandered the grounds of Stutthof. Most of the buildings are gone, but the big brick main administration building remains. Well over 95% of the barracks are gone, the forests have grown back where many barracks once stood. The remaining few that are still standing are part of a personal walking tour. Those, a gas chamber, and the crematory are standing, and are preserved so that all of mankind can experience the depravity, the cruelty, the horrors of places like Stutthof. However they are kept as a museum so the the world can see just how bad humans can actually be. After I had walked the fence lines, and compared what was there to a map, I found that what has been preserved was but a fraction of the camp. I exited the campgrounds and took off into the woods. What I came upon profoundly changed forever how I saw the human race. I became woke man’s inhumanity to man in the most jarring way. What I came upon was the camp kitchen. It’s not on the museum grounds. It’s massive. Designed with pure efficiency in mind, the prisoners would take a bowl that another prisoner had just finished with, they would walk to where very large boiler kettles held the mush that was the meal, and they were given their ladleful. They ate as they were hurried through the kitchen building. When they exited at the other end, they gave their bowl to someone going in, and the process continues, on and on. I sat on the rough square granite paving blocks, where the prisoners would have come out of the building and cried, for what seemed to have been hours. I couldn’t hold it in any longer. The horrors these people endured at the hands of true sadists, these monsters.

[@joetkeshub]

I wondered first whether you talked about Struthof (another concentration camp in Alsace, France) or Stutthof...

[@rogerfreed6414]

Believe it or not I worked at Dachau- in the 90's for a landscaping company. For a while we were right next to the 'Arbeit Mach Frei' sign. I repeated this to my co-workers because of the hard work we were doing. The boss overheard me and repeated 'Arbeit macht frei, eh Roger?"

[@lend3586]

The depravity of people during those times is difficult to imagine in our worst nightmares. Did they recruit these mass murderers from the insane asylums?

[@johnandersen8998]

No, just have a neutral or Godless upbringing and leave your children to a demonic government.

[@markavons3400]

Ordinary people from all walks of life unfortunately,only a very very few like Eicke were known psychopaths. Some had been to university,medical or technical schools.Others had been policemen,bakers,office workers,farmers etc. Tens of thousands of people guarded/administered the concentration camps,the sub camps,transit camps and forced labour camps

[@FelixSamulevich]

Look at the police of US of today . There is there is the answer for your question

[@matoko123]

Was the pilot of Enola Gay recruited from an asylum?

[@barrywentworth4472]

​@@matoko123 no. But he did his part in defeating an enemy that started a war. Want to keep making stupid ignorant comments?

[@Amy-of7gw]

Short drop handing!😱 no doubt earned

[@LoveCaveDiving]

Is there video footage of this?

[@CMDR_Verm]

I shall not give you a ''like'' for this video as it brings me no pleasure at all to listen to the brutality that men and women are capable of. Disposing of them like garbage is somewhat understandable especially when it's done in front of their victims, but I would like to have gone further into their psychology. Surely by 1944 it must have been obvious to the most ardent Nazi that all was lost and a reckoning would be due, yet still they continued in the killing. To what end? I'm 61 years old and have been analysing the Nazi mentality for the past 40 years and I am still no nearer to the answers of many questions. It is this aspect I think that needs investigating to make damn sure it is never repeated.

[@jhrsmail]

Unfortunately, evil is ever present in hearts of men and women. You should know this by now with all your research, logic plays no part when evil isn't in check. Believe me, similar situations are happening everyday, and will again in public forums where all will see .

[@legrandmaitre7112]

Conditioning. Gradual indoctrination, the normalisation of intolerance and hatred. Convincing gullible people that their way of life is at risk from some "other" kind of people. You know all of this of course.

[@spotty67]

I read some where's that Germans have it in their blood.

[@Marius_vanderLubbe]

Oh I can tell you the answer: the human race is a bad crowd, man - we haven't got it.

[@marciaspiegel5280]

We have American nazis who are just as cruel. It's the damned ideology at work with human nature.

[@daymaker5460]

thousands of those fiends were allowed to live out thier lives in comfort .

[@lorenzbroll0101]

It was also known as the 'tap-dancing on air' method of execution.

[@jeffreyknight3884]

I bet she did a nice tap dancing before being handed over to hell.

[@WardDorrity]

The Tyburn Jig

[@josephclark4999]

I would have stomped one foot and clapped my hands like I was encouraging a square dance band. The old song "Turkey in the Straw" would be perfect for the "rope dance.".

[@dogbirdgun]

Spandau Ballet

[@patgalvez4563]

@@dogbirdgun True

[@dawnjeanballard2874]

Saying “ punished” isn’t the word to use. These people didn’t do anything wrong to be punished. The adjective is “ torture “.

[@comatoseps1382]

Torture is a noun (or a verb). I think you missed the context for "punished".

[@joepeanut6827]

The guards that did these horrifical thing's to the Prisoners' should have the same type of torcher dealt out to them, over an extended period of time, while the other guards watched knowing there time was coming up soon. and let all the prisoners' that were tortured by these barbarians, and survived, watch .

[@princessdmm14]

It’s amazing what people will do when they think there will be no consequences. Those guards were told it was okay to torture and kill the prisoners and they were told they would never face any bad things because of those actions because the nazis expected to win the war

[@apollomemories7399]

Well, actually many of those camp guards had applied for such posts because they wanted that sort of work and they needn't have been "told it was okay" as they already had a hatred for Jewish people. And the Nazis were not quite so certain with their expectation to win the war after 1942.

[@janeandpaul]

Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

[@k9dragonfactory]

karma is always present

[@lynnbaker2336]

They were also indoctrinated to believe that certain groups were " less than" long before they actually became guards( children were taught in schools and probably through religious indoctrination that certain people were " less than" thereby making it subconsciously justifyable to abuse and destroy those deemed as" less than".

[@bethlehemeisenhour8352]

THEN THEY STOOD BEFORE GOD.

[@christopherp.hitchens3902]

I get it. Still…it’s war. What’s more “brutal” than tearing up a soldier’s body with a bullet, grenade or tank fire? If you can outlaw brutality…why not outlaw war?

[@BigLisaFan]

Because we are still ruled by petty differences and emotions.

[@seanodwyer4322]

@@BigLisaFan Total all out War = $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[@hughmanatee7657]

Go ahead, outlaw it! And while you’re at it, outlaw crime! Make Murder illegal! See what difference it makes!

[@christopherp.hitchens3902]

@@hughmanatee7657 - The focus of my message was lost to you: I was highlighting the stupidity of making one kind of atrocity illegal while the other is completely legal. We actually agree, stupid!

[@comatoseps1382]

@@hughmanatee7657 I know, right! Dumb comment from Mr. H.

[@lesfox2010]

What are those structures at the front of the buildings @ 1.30?