The Nuremberg Trial REACTION | DaVinci REACTS

[@Cu-Co]

The content is flowing tonight, I guess i'm busy for the next 1h and 45m, Thanks Devon

[@kemal1232]

Thanks that you reacted to this!! I was hoping for this Video.

[@jamesoblivion]

When the camps were liberated, some soldiers took photos, with their personal cameras, of the horrors they found, because they knew even then that there would be holocaust deniers. That some nefarious actors would try to say (and still do) that what they were witnessing somehow wasn't real.

[@s1lm4r1l6]

That was the first thing Eisenhower said when he saw it himself. "Take as many photos and as much film as possible, because in 100 years somebody's gonna try and claim this never happened."

[@mufuliramark]

I’m so dismayed in the system that allowed these men out of jail for ill health after killing so many without a second glance. Life means life.

[@chozer1]

well all of those people died within 5 years so they were dead anyway

[@mufuliramark]

@@chozer1 so they had more time with their families unlike those they killed. Hope they burn in hell.

[@chozer1]

@@mufuliramark cannot be. any contact with the family would have been found out. as the other nations kept every family member to the officers investigated at all times. every single one who escaped was fated to end up alone in a poor district of argentina

[@shaunwild8797]

My new favorite reaction channel. Hello from England.

[@tmarritt]

6.16 am and I'm on the tube, needed something to listen too cheers.

[@akshaysingh4712]

The difference between conquerors and the Nazis is that, when someone like Alexander the Great burned Thebes and Tyre and sold their population into slavery, it was because they lost their battle with him. They would have done the same thing to him and the Macedonians if Alexander had lost. It was as a result of war. In fact, when Persopolis was burnt, Alexander was said to have wept and regretted. Some say, it was the Beocians that went on a drunken rampage at his party that resulted in Persopolis being burnt. But I digress. The Nazis on the other hand, was doing a large scale industrial genocide against the jews and others including their own to purify the race. They even targeted slavic people who are white because they were white but they were not of the germanic stock. It would have happened with or without the war.

[@josephthompson7840]

Nuremberg was chosen because it gave its name to the Nuremberg laws which was when the Jews were no longer citizens and lots of other laws were made too.

[@salvatornado]

Great vid!

[@isthisjustfantasy7557]

Good video to react to. Thanks Devon.

[@StunnedByWrestling]

Ideal time to see this, just finished rewatching The Man in the High Castle... Obergruppenfuhrer John Smith

[@elsquidwardo]

I have NEVER been this early

[@jaskarvinmakal9174]

Napoleon brought a bunch of liberal reforms to places that he conquered, shifting their political systems from autocratic control by kings and nobility to semi democratic and liberal state ideologies. If you look at a map of Europe before the first world war a lot of the more democratic countries throughout Europe were places that he conquered.

[@MarcMagma]

Video: *About Germany* Germans: "Zis comment section now belongz to us!" Video: *turns out to be about Nazi-Germany* Germans: "...Nevermind." For those who don't get it: That's a joke and should not be taken seriously. And yes, I do have to explicitly point that out.

[@littlebob2685]

That's exactly what is happening now

[@timmyholland8510]

Some drawbacks of rules of engagement our military is forced to follow, nowadays. It's impossible to ever win in war. Soldiers are left not allowed to do anything that wins the war, example Afghanistan.

[@DevonDaVinci]

Afghanistan wasn't a traditional war. It's impossible to win a war against an ideology.

[@timmyholland8510]

@DevonDaVinci Maybe, but I believe we could have gotten closer to victory, throwing the rule book out. War have no rules. Taliban knew it, we just didn't adjust to how they had no rules. They didn't follow no international laws, there's no trials awaiting them? There is no mercy was their motto!

[@dukerrr]

Did the downfall video get removed?

[@DevonDaVinci]

No, it is on my Patreon, link is in the description.

[@lilajames2526]

Individuals that know what they did should still be accountable.

[@michael_177]

I dont know where i saw it or what documentary there was, but im pretty sure theres actually small communities in south america,, and are direct decendants of nazis escaping after the war. Im pretty sure theres a joe rogan podcast where they cover it too but i can't really remember

[@shaunwild8797]

Stalin kept German prisoners of war captive right up to the late fifties.😮

[@liamplays2341]

Stalin died in 1953 though

[@brandenconover6332]

can you react to the Tokyo trial.

[@KaNoMikoProductions]

4:21 Are you high? Lmao

[@Aithis.]

What part was wrong here, the watchlist thing? Do think that’s a bit paranoid, people freely criticise on KZbin it’s not quite North Korea lol

[@KaNoMikoProductions]

@@Aithis. The idea that America was hesitant to jump on because they wanted to commit atrocities is extremely paranoid. And the idea that they're currently "bolder" about it is detached from reality. And yeah, the watchlist thing is also completely retarded.

[@NosyFella]

Churchill and Truman should also have been put on trial

[@delldell21]

Tasteless to make a 'reaction' video to this.

[@gloomerkun6546]

Davinki?!

[@littlebob2685]

Klaus Schwab

[@jet5054]

4:20 the war crimes nazis, soviets, and the Japanese did were nothing in comparison to any war crime the US has done in its history. Soviets easily killed nearly as many people as the nazis, but it seems the USSR always gets held as hero’s during WW2.

[@MrHat.]

The worst crimes the soviets did was execution of PoWs, and forced deportation. That is nothing compared to the systematic killings of an entire ethic group, Purposefully design to bring as much pain and suffering imaginable and unimaginable.

[@Fishing_Nature25]

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