The VENGEFUL Execution Of The Beautiful Beast Of Auschwitz

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Following the end of the Second World War in Europe, the true crimes of the Nazi regime and the Third Reich became unveiled to the world. With each concentration camp that was liberated, the horrors of the Holocaust were revealed to the world. The shocking and dispicable crimes committed under the cover of World War 2 shocked the world, and the world demanded justice. After the war, one of the most high profile trials of the war criminals was the Nuremberg Trial, but many other high ranking members of the SS faced justice.
Irma Grese was a young female prison guard who's crimes at Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen became revealed to the world. After Bergen-Belsen was liberated, she would be arrested after it was discovered she was a guard. She was only 22 when she was sentenced to death for horrific crimes such as randomly killing prisoners, or brutally beating them. She would also set her dogs on the poor prisoners, but the press when placed on trial would label her 'The Beautiful Beast,' or the 'Hyena of Auschwitz.' Witnesses would claim and tell of Grese's cruelty and how she would select prisoners for death based on their looks. She was a truly despicable person, but justice would be administered.
In Hamelin Prison, Grese would meet her end at the hands of famous British executioner Albert Pierrepoint, along with a number of other guards who were sentenced to death following the Belsen Trials. So join us today as we look at 'The VENGEFUL Execution Of Irma Grese - The Hyena Of Auschwitz.'
Correction - 20th century.
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[@MikeMike-er7kn]

"21st century"..... you think?

[@lindakeyes9353]

I don't think the word VENGEFUL should be included in the title....But, JUSTICE should have.

[@kineahora8736]

You must remove the wrong-headed label “vengeful”. It is offensive.

[@TychoYT]

@@MikeMike-er7kn it's hard to watch, and trust, a supposedly factual video when the creator makes such a basic mistake in the first 10 seconds. You then have to wonder what else wasn't fact checked or reviewed prior to uploading the video.

[@billdempsey2726]

Shut up and get to the show

[@mrkristoff]

What disturbs me most is that I've met people like her, only the circumstances aren't right for them to exercise their sadism the same way she did.

[@olegm7544]

Its the human nature I guess. Some are born or turned into psychopaths. Many MANY would grow up to become nazis if they got brainwashed as children.given the right conditions way more humans would become auschwitz guards and not jew saviors. Regrettably so.

[@agathachris9722]

Exactly. I always say, these gave the monsters the correct stage to do what they did.

[@JackRowsey]

I was thinking the same thing. I had to deal with some pretty mean people at work. About 10 to 15% people are downright sadistic. I’m glad I’m retired.

[@VeganV5912]

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[@VeganV5912]

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[@UnbendedKnee]

The scary thing is people like that are all around us. Just waiting for the right circumstances to release all of their animosity.

[@e.s.6275]

I'll tell you more, EVERYONE of us has that piece of evil within ourselves. That fight between good and evil goes on within each of us, when the "right" circumstances happen.

[@couerl]

@@e.s.6275 No, not everyone of us, enough of us though and they all have something in common, they think they’re doing it for the greater good.

[@krisaaron5771]

We saw the truth of that on January 6, 2021: That mob of traitors would happily have hung Pence, Pelosi and everyone they could get their hands on! And once they were arrested they were oh, SO sorry -- no idea what came over them. A group species like humans can quickly become a mob. Our base urges are a tissue-thin layer of civilization away from breaking out into uncontrolled violence. Read about what the American military did to Native American women and children in the 19th century. Or the MyLai massacre, which only stopped when other American soldiers stepped in. Or what the Israeli military occasionally does to Palestinian civilians. You're absolutely right -- every adult human is capable of committing horrendous atrocities under the right circumstances. Those who deny that fact will be the easiest to "turn" to evil by their manipulators.

[@arryyt9998]

@Kris Aaron @couerl @E. S. @unbendedknee You're all speaking as if you actually know what you're talking about, but just end up sounding ignorant. Some people try so hard to sound like they're saying something profound whilst just mindlessly regurgitating the words of others...... truly a shame

[@couerl]

@@krisaaron5771 You mean the overwhelmingly peaceful protesters.

[@jenlivit9108]

My grandad was one of the first army medics in Belsen. He would never talk about it but always planned on writing his memoirs, but unfortunately he developed dementia before he was able to do this. After his death we found letters, accounts and other paperwork that he wrote/collected at the time. Amongst them was letters written by inmates in pencil on fragile paper with Belsen as the address. The official army accounts he wrote of what he saw, as well as letters to my grandmother describing the conditions were a harrowing read. I compiled everything into a short book, I hope he would've been proud that I finished what he started.

[@jcsixties422]

can you point me to the book - My dad was an army medic there.

[@Forlone-Hope]

Can you tell us the name of the book? Would like to read it.

[@madelineanabella6400]

How do we purchase the book? It sounds interesting

[@krystingrant6292]

Wow I would love to pay for the book.

[@Valarizator]

Are u there Jen?

[@Hearth123]

Her father was definitely not a perfect man, but it seemed he was at least decent enough to try to stop his daughter from becoming an absolute monster

[@thunderbird1921]

You can literally see the evil in this woman's face. Dear God, how can someone become that monstrous THAT early in life?

[@Goodiesfanful]

He disowned her, especially after he heard about her crimes.

[@bighands69]

@@thunderbird1921 Evil? She was a girl who more than likely suffered from disorders and was screened and selected by the Nazi machine. People like her were specially selected because they would just do what the machine required. What is really evil about all of this is that those that were behind the whole system fully understood that normal people would break down in the act of murdering innocent peoples so they had a system of selecting people that would follow commands no matter what.

[@TheKatherina44]

@@bighands69 she was NOT normal, stop justifying murderers. What is next, ted bundy was just misunderstood nice guy? Grow the fuck up everyone have struggles but they don’t go around torture people for no reason. Bitch enjoyed every moment of the power.

[@jasonmcmillan4373]

He literally said that she would have been suffering from disorders, & you jump to the conclusion that he just excused her & her actions as normal??? You should try reading the comment again. She was a psychopath. The Nazis knew what they were & deliberately recruited them for these positions. This doesnt excuse her, but explains directly how she obtained her position of power, & why she then did what she did in that position.

[@varney2010]

My Granddad was one of the British troops that liberated Belsen. After the horrors of what he saw there he never worried about anything else in life.

[@carolmiles553]

I am english ,i am ashamed that my country men hanged woman , shame on them.

[@atlast1948]

Yes the same grandad who in the thirties was probably getting on with his life when a man and his cohorts decided they wanted to rule the world. The allies stopped them so other countries could choose their own futures and leaders. Sadly some countries still rule others or got bad leaders.

[@car9167]

@@OtaBengaBabalanga Whatever you're smoking seems to be strong

[@OtaBengaBabalanga]

@@car9167 try to be at least a bit original if you wish to be a troll

[@liesdamnliesandstatsweird1934]

@@OtaBengaBabalanga Hypocrite grandfather? Put the crack pipe down.

[@chris00nj]

I have to feel bad for her father who tried to stop her from a path of evil but failed.

[@suonatar1]

Bad example, no time for growing up daughter and kicking her out of the house, when she doesn't obey is not the same as trying to stop her from evil.

[@aryanson]

Just following orders, young enough to be rehabilitated, and would have to live with what she had done, would have been far more tortuous for her

[@caro2233]

i feel bad for him too, although, he did have an affair (hence not taking care of his child) and that made her mother kill herself, when she was just 13... i think she was reluctant to giving him any interest in his opinions ; and the death of her mother must have triggered something that led her to being indifferent to others, and not even probably knowing what the word 'compassion' actually means... like she wanted revenge... brainwashed to the extreme...

[@jorgebarriosmur]

@@aryanson IDK. She had descended really deep in the abyss of evil....... IDK if once you open the gates of madness ad wide as this woman did, there is any chance of going back......

[@reconcostarica2362]

@@suonatar1, that kind of daughter at that point in time with a heart that much sold to the State was a guaranteed death sentence to her own family. One word from her and her own parents would have been shipped away to a concentration camp. Kicking her out of the house was the wisest step to take. Back in the first half of the 20th-Century, adult life and adult choices began around age 13 when grammar school was over and you could work. She needed to leave and live out the consequences of her choices that caused her young demise. Let the young rebels of today take notice. Anachronistic minds misconstrue the past. Understand what life was like back then.

[@user-mh2cc4jf3f]

"An angel on the outside , a demon on the inside". In fact, there are many such "people" among us, but their impulses are restrained by the fear of punishment and condemnation for violating social norms. Character traits are fully revealed when a person finds himself in a favorable situation, when instead of condemning his actions cause approval, instead of punishing him, he receives encouragement, when the power over life, freedom and death falls into the hands of such people. That's when the true moral character of a person is revealed.

[@Chrisamos412]

Yes indeed! Well said Svetlana, such evil is hard to comprehend.

[@rambob69]

WE ALL HAVE A MORAL CODE THAT SHOULD KNOW RIGHT FROM WRONG...THAT'S WHY CULTS OF PERSONALITY CAUSE DEATH AND SUFFERING...THE MOB RULES...AS THE LEADERS DIRECT.

[@zebrasnot6819]

Sus

[@petergehlen4190]

@@Chrisamos412What about the evil deeds against Germans?

[@carolinacampos7988]

Watching those children, toddlers, and babies in that hell is heartbreaking. May something like this does not happens again.

[@acloserlook5823]

It's happening in China right now and our people can say and do nothing because twitter, facebook and youtube have decided we're deplorable xenophobes.

[@strwbrybabyg245]

it’s happening all over the place in different counties but since it’s not majority white countries people don’t care 😪

[@strwbrybabyg245]

A Closer Look that’s a shame about china and i don’t wish it on anyone but chineee are definitely xenophobes as well. they are extremely racist smh when really they should have solidarity bc whites don’t claim them either

[@totto79121]

It already happened in Cambodia.

[@SevenGC89]

It's going on in North Korea right now sadly, some of the depictions of people that made it out of North Korea and spread word about the work camps is just heartbreaking.

[@islandblind]

I'm not sure that "vengeful" is the right word to describe Irma Grese's execution. More like an attempt to provide justice to her victims.

[@ndenyer]

I want to say exactly the same.

[@spaceace1006]

Scott: She's very much like Ilse Koch, ya think?

[@deanedge5988]

Also it wasnt the 21st Century. This seems very ignorant.

[@islandblind]

@@spaceace1006 Most definitely.

[@yesterdaysrose5446]

Yeah. Irma Grese wanted a quick execution, and Albert Pierrepont was like "look, that's the only way I do this shit, quick and scientifically lethal - what more do you want."

[@johnsantorawluszki715]

How the young can be molded. Warning to today's parents and families

[@johnnywhitepride8540]

Thank you. Today America is quickly becoming 1930s Germany.

[@gerrykingstone984]

Death ears.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

Wokeism = 21st century fascism

[@apostleverde]

@@Gunners_Mate_Guns >> -Wokeism- _Trumpism_ = 21st century fascism

[@johnnywhitepride8540]

@@apostleverde Dems will be destroyed in mid terms.

[@lupusductus9406]

Grese was the second prisoner amongst 13 who was hanged on December 13th 1945. Her executioner, Albert Pierrepoint felt kind of sorry for her youth (22 years old) and did not want her to see the bodies of the other executed. This was more kindness than she ever had been shown to her victims. Irma Grese was the most depraved, cruel, imaginative pervert most people ever came across. She committed innumerable acts of sadism and roamed the women’s camps at Ravensbrück, Auschwitz, and Bergen-Belsen looking for female victims to abuse. There is no need to feel sorry for the "Bergen Beast" at all!

[@Nancie6290]

👏👏👏👏👏these monsters are not even human . She did not deserve any consideration to seeing other people hanged , first or last . They should have done a group execution then they could all watch each other . Still not as bad ,even, as mothers and fathers who had to see their babies killed .

[@vixis]

While I agree with you, it is a reflection of Albert being a gentleman and not any reflection of her deserving kindness. I just wish they had locked her up and told her she would be hung eventually and change the date several times. But then, Im not a nice person.

[@liztriano5698]

This is the first time I've ever heard about this woman. I am happy to hear she did not try to escape afterwards. She is of no loss. Anyone who likes pain and to kill does not deserve life.

[@kimturner9794]

I believe there was a movie about it. Can't remember the name of it but the two main characters who played in Titanic, Rose and Jack played lead role in it.

[@dbss206]

@@kimturner9794 The Reader??? That's a different storie.

[@vanlendl1]

Yes, but what about dropping phosphorous bombs on civillians?

[@gerwulfthered154]

@@vanlendl1 Collateral damage

[@vanlendl1]

@@gerwulfthered154 Collateral damages are side effects. The allies bombarded civillian areas on purpose. For me, it was mass-murder.

[@earthalydelights]

It wasn't a vengeful execution ffs. Pierrepont even made sure that she was the first one hanged because since she was the youngest, he presumed she would be the most afraid and he told his assistants it would be unnecessarily cruel to make her watch other executions and have that fear build up even more. It was a damn sight more mercy than she ever showed any of the prisoners she starved, tortured, humiliated and abused.

[@johirsty7392]

I can understand a fantasy or need to rescue or protect, help those vulnerable in this case the prisoners, but to actually enjoy torture, killing, I just can't understand any possible thrill anyone can get out of being like that. Rest in hell those who were sadistic - those poor people so many of them killed for nothing.

[@jikkh2x]

@@johirsty7392 Yes you can. “Rest in hell” means exactly that, get over yourself.

[@johirsty7392]

@@jikkh2x are you for real? I hope not for you

[@kyleethekelt]

Finally, a sensible comment. Pierrepont was a master; he did a horrible job in the most professional and dignified manner. If she'd been hanged in the old Tyburn Road manner I could have understood the application of the word 'vengeful'. However, she was given the absolute best under the circumstances.

[@supportyourtroopsathletes6460]

We have family photos of our Nan being carried on pierpopoints shoulders as a child, he had family morals for the people and children near his home (my home town of Ashton Under Lynn in greater Manchester back then. Most people do not know the pubb he and his wife bought back then is in still operation today locally called "the church" which is in front of a small private cemetery of the British soilders from back then. I am related to the current owners however only by my past marriage only. My wife herself passed away and I am in the USA now where I hold duel citizenship with living in both Countries since birth a couple times. My daughter and two grandchildren are still local in Ashton-Under-Lynn so since traveling is about to resume, they are coming here this time but hopefully by Christmas, I will return on holiday myself.

[@johnfairweather9188]

Vengeful? No. Justice for evil crimes? Yes.

[@heinzke8512]

The idea of justice comes from a place of vengefulness, that just how it be, it's just organized revenge. don't get me wrong, I'm the last person who's gonna be getting all misty eyed over a few dead genocide convicts, but's important to keep in mind that killing is generally bad, and should always be avoided where possible, support of the death penalty is never a sophisticated intelectual position at it's core. It's always eithed ignorance or (often understandable) bloodlust

[@rozjones2035]

My sentiments exactly. Justice not vengeance

[@sahilnegi4071]

@@heinzke8512 so what's the sophisticated way of punishing a Holocaust manager...?? Feed them to their grave...??

[@EricDodsonLectures]

Justice is just vengeance with a pretty face.

[@TrockeyTrockey]

@@heinzke8512 , in my opinion, you are wrong. Justice is not an act of organized revenge. It is not its main purpose. So what justice is? It is to keep order in societas and to prevent violence. Without punishment, some people could do bad things to other people. So justice's main purpose is to *prevent* violence, not to do revenge.

[@SuperEdge67]

A famous British test pilot, Eric ‘Winkle’ Brown, acted as an interpreter as he spoke fluent German. He described her as the most despicable human being he’d ever met in his life. She was completely unrepentant. It’s a shame she died so quickly.

[@seaside456]

My uncle was in the next block to where she was being guarded.An evil individual and some people praise her are they mad.

[@misterx6276]

The only problem was executing her is that you only got to do it once.

[@juliemckenzie5960]

She may have died quickly but Hell is eternal.

[@wewillovercome5168]

Read `Te ll the Tru'th and Sha'me the Dev'il by `Ge'rard `Men'uhin. Excellent book. (This comment adheres to KZbin standards)

[@chrisslater4053]

She was so naturally sadistic she couldn't even be dissuaded by her Father from joining the SS & was kicked out of their house. The German soldiers accepted into the SS were provided that opportunity only after proving their sadism, earning the Skull pin they proudly displayed on their uniforms. Those were some really sick puppies.

[@robertbruce7686]

"Naturally sadistic"? Born that way?

[@svenjansen2134]

Yes. Some people are born evil.

[@ddaavviiddttaaaaffee]

Rubbish. Many SS were not sadist. The reputation for atrocities is well founded and the romantic image of them created by Nazi propagana led to the demonisation of all SS division's. Many atrocities were committed by the ordinary soldiers of the Wehrmacht.

[@jjkingish]

@@ddaavviiddttaaaaffee but also the ss. Both were culpable. The ss prison guards also were very different than the grenadiers.

[@treadstone176]

@@svenjansen2134 Noone is born evil. People especially youth canbe socialised to do evil through propaganda. The whole of Europe didn't think much of the genocide and plunder of the New world, nor America didn't think much of slavery. Columbus is regarded a bold adventurer, so was Cecil John Rhodes etc. What we call evil is a fluid concept shaped by circumstances and society

[@robertboyd3863]

Remember only a small percent of the murderers were ever punished

[@VillageOfTheDarned1]

True and sickening. People who wantonly gassed and shot innocent children simply went back to their jobs- (police, teachers, civil servants, etc) after the war ended, as if nothing happened.

[@behindbarsmototouring898]

Others went to Argentina or worked their way into the governments of other countries.

[@diego5125]

The Pope and the Vatican provided the escaping Nazis their passports to flee to the Americas, particularly Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Venezuela, etc. All hidden places they could've found. And lots of money.....

[@Rzo139]

True. Also, the German women who were named as torturers in the camps were never arrested because they were seen as "too delicate to be orchestrating such atrocities."

[@MrsK976]

Operation Paper Clip...Lyme, Mk.... and much much more

[@nicoleserenalauer3027]

It is unforgivable...all these innocent people! What a horror, they went through hell on Earth😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@bombsaway6340]

This wasn’t vengeance, it was a small measure of justice.

[@sterileneutrino2288]

Never smiling in any picture and dead behind the eyes👍

[@jfs13]

10:36

[@tacituskilgore8379]

I'd totes go out with her.

[@sterileneutrino2288]

@@tacituskilgore8379 I have 😂

[@Arbeedubya]

Abe Lincoln never smiled in any of his photos either.

[@Goodiesfanful]

@@Arbeedubya at least Abe Lincoln probably had the excuse of bad teeth for not smiling; people weren’t shown smiling in that period for that reason.

[@AgentSmith911]

She reminds me of my primary school teacher when it comes to looks and demeanor. She used to yell at us and even hit some kids with her explosive temper. This was in the 1990s, so obviously not even compared to the horrors of WW2, but I think some people are just evil and miserable people who would fit in to any sadistic role given the opportunity.

[@tricky2055]

Anyone with a temper like that shouldn’t be allowed to be around children. Reminds me of my middle school art teacher. The students all sat together at big tables in the art room working on their art assignments. Some days the teacher would allow the students to talk to each other while painting, etc., but we had to do so quietly. If we started talking too loud (as a group of children will do over time)she would pull out a metal yard stick she had. Named “Lulu” and out of no where she would smack that thing on one of the tables as hard as she could, making a sharp very loud crack! She never hit anyone with it as far as I know, but the intimation was there and she was probably a hair away from doing so.

[@pdm2201]

My first grade teacher would have made a good concentration camp guard. The never married alcoholic spinster hated the boys.

[@h0rriphic]

Strange, reminds me of my second grade teacher too!

[@thunderbird1921]

I had a couple teachers like that as well. People who cannot control their temper should not be in that role, along with many others. I still shudder at the memories of how they yelled and belittled.

[@pdm2201]

Some of you had younger teachers. In the fifties we had some old bitter women who were childless. A favorite punishment would be to grab a kid by the shoulders and shake him so hard his head would go back and forth like a bobblehead doll. Rapping a kid’s hand with a ruler was common. I was so proud of my first finger painting but because I was talking to the kid next to me the witch told me to tear it up. On show and tell day a kid brought a empty water pistol he got for Christmas. Because he was fiddling with it the toy got thrown out the window. The witch was an alcoholic who was chronically hungover. Horrible breath.

[@vivians9392]

Those precious children and how they dared not even cry...God has them all in heaven in peace and love for eternity!

[@butchyshoe]

how do u know. Were you there ?

[@calvinliggett8293]

@@butchyshoe S.T.F.U!I'm sure they were well aware of the horror of the situation,You know nothing so Shut the F up!

[@natashabegley1346]

@@butchyshoe Everybody knows this we don't need to be there

[@Waldemarvonanhalt]

Extra ecclesiam nulla salus. We dare not presume the destination of those departed.

[@hrdcoregmer]

I have been to the Auschwitz camp, they mentioned in the tour that none of the prisoners were told they were going to the gas chambers. They were told they would go into a room where they'll provide place to bath and they'll be given food and such. But it wasn't the case and you can imagine there rest.

[@mda1501]

My father's best friend was US Army liberator at Auschwitz. I was very young when he told us of his time in WW2. He was a simple man, a store manager, who always laughed and smiled when we came into his store to shop. I remember one night, I think it was in the late 60s, after he drank a few beers, he talked about what he had seen when his unit liberated the camps. Finding human skin lampshades, piles of dead bodies, emaciated human beings. He told us of the people who were there, how they looked and what they did to the camp guards after they released them. It was horrendous. I was so young and was frightened to listen to but it had to be heard. History must never repeat itself no matter what. I will never forget that night. He cried so terribly and my father consoled him after. My father served in WW2 too and would talk to us about his time in service. He often told me to never forget.

[@greeneyedcat2748]

Lest we forget.

[@davidready9289]

The US army dud not liberat awshwitze .the russans did.the US army liberated berk bald concentration camp..his story was made up. Russa liberated most of them most of them were in Poland. Mmmmmm

[@chanelghostin6060]

russians liberated auschwitz, not americans.

[@SuperEdge67]

Auschwitz was in Poland, it was liberated by the Soviets. The US Army was nowhere near it.

[@davidready9289]

?

[@bio-plasmictoad5311]

You have to be seriously messed up to volunteer to work in a death camp. Not that being paid is any better.

[@thetruth495]

You have to be seriously messed up to clean up a shithouse, but somebody's gotta do it!!

[@donkeyslayer4661]

Irma Grease made it pay, far more than the average pay at that time.

[@peterr7530]

@@thetruth495 Same as the scum that volunteer to be cops today. Do it because they want to not because they have to.

[@juliemckenzie5960]

@@peterr7530 We need to take a close at police training methods on a national level and have periodic reviews. We do NOT need to defund our police, that’s what Hitler did!!

[@juliemckenzie5960]

@@thetruth495 Are you saying someone had to work in the concentration camps??? Are you comparing human beings to excrement???

[@berenlevia8486]

No mercy for a person who had no mercy, no pity for a person who had no pity. Sentence fully deserved and carried out .

[@OtaBengaBabalanga]

absolutely sad the so called Holocaust, sister

[@OtaBengaBabalanga]

finally a comment was allowed! the algorithms still don't detect sarcasm

[@berenlevia8486]

@@OtaBengaBabalanga I wasn't being sarcastic about my comment concerning this war criminal, im only sorry she didn't get the firing squad.

[@tonymcdonnly6492]

I agree with everything you said.

[@OtaBengaBabalanga]

@@tonymcdonnly6492 lucky boy if you don't agree you're not allowed to post

[@bgrigg07]

She wasn't just a Nazi, but a unrepentant SS guard whose execution was far too quick.

[@jas20per]

So you are a be leaver in that two wrongs make a right? Blame is for your god if you have one, and little children.

[@nuancolar7304]

You may be opposed to capital punishment, but it was NOT a case of "two wrongs.'

[@jas20per]

You should not make stupid bold statements! I have always been in favor of capital punishment, In fact as a young man I did make it a point to shake the hand of Albert Pierpoint, my complaint with you is that you thought the death of Irma Grese was far too quick. What the hell would satisfy you because you seem to want revenge and that is not what it is about we no longer practice "Hung Drawn and Quartered" because we are more civilized grow up and better still keep your mouth shut if you cant be a decent human being!!!

[@bgrigg07]

@@jas20per Killing SS guards is not wrong but a way to right the world. And WTF does God have to do with it? I deal in reality, not fables.

[@thunderbird1921]

She was the closest thing to a demon in this earthly realm. Dear God...I can't even imagine what those prisoners thought as she wounded them and then set her dog on them.

[@lovelygivan1442]

It wasn't vengeance, it was justice!

[@dianawingate8887]

Thank you for bringing these hideous atrocities to light. Those who do not remember history are destined to repeat it. The truth of the actions of these vile monsters and the ignorance and refusal to see if others needs to be shown.

[@Lcab-bh3wx]

Still going on today perhaps more than ever.

[@angelakatsapas7894]

@@Lcab-bh3wx Exactly and those behind those atrocities are the same to day.

[@angelakatsapas7894]

@Charles Martel No.

[@maxotaurus5140]

@Charles Martel Of course! All humans period. Humans are degrading generational life forms. Each generation wars, kills and degrades the habitat in their own time, perhaps getting wise in old age but then die. For example: The only species Some cannablistic worms will trial and error solve a maze. Then scientists cut them up and feed the remains of "trained worms" to other same species worms. These fed worms then, in these experiments can solve the same maze quicker or even immediately. So more like clones retaining acquired knowledge than generationals. Too bad humans can't do that. They get prions in the brain eating human brains so no one try it!

[@carrier7399]

This shows you how easily people followed like sheep and were brainwashed. Does the current phony virus (flu) and mask-wearing come to mind? Don't forget the "Mask Nazi's) either!

[@stevestar657]

Thank you for posting this content. I first heard of Irma Grese while in middle school in the early 1980's. Our history teacher was a WWII vet and we watched a video of the Britt's liberation of Ravensbruck. We also had to read the book about Auschwitz - all very troubling but it's something that he insisted upon. One thing that I won't forget upon many things is reading about how it took on average three days to turn a person into a monster - referring to a guard in training.

[@melmarsh3247]

Sounds like great history teacher. All we got was Romans Saxons & bloody Vikings.

[@TheDasbunker]

The Brits didn't liberate Ravensbrucke, the Russians did. I've been there and photographed the Russian Assault gun that acts as a gate guard.

[@stevestar657]

@@TheDasbunker You are correct - I apologize for the incorrect information.

[@TheLace]

We’re seeing that all over again with the MagaQ crowd!

[@Goodiesfanful]

That training must be similar to what the guards in the North Korean prison camps receive today. I hear they’re trained not to regard the prisoners as human beings, just like the Nazi camp guards, and their atrocities are similar to the Nazi camps.

[@sophiawilson8696]

War is always the perfect excuse to release what's inside you all the time. At the end of the war she was probably sad that it was over.

[@joshschneider9766]

her last word to the hangman was schnell. faster. she wanted to die.

[@Goodiesfanful]

I imagine her only regret was Germany got invaded and lost, she got caught, the camps closed down, and she couldn’t torture any more prisoners.

[@evec5007]

Visiting Auchwitz was one of the most disturbing and visceral experiences of my life. I still, 6 years on, remember the bloodstains on cobblestones, and seeing this one little red baby shoe in the pile of discarded shoes of the victims. May we never forget.

[@thateffinguy2422]

This is called justice, NOT vengeance!

[@lindakeyes9353]

@Resident Zero No, vengeance holds connotations of evil on the part of the executioner.

[@misterx6276]

It was far too kind.

[@normasouthwood3182]

21st century? As a teenager I read "Five Chimneys" by Olga Lengyl. After 60 years I still think about it. She was a holocaust survivor, and her book describes many of this monster's crimes.

[@TheLace]

Just ordered it, thanks!

[@turowat]

I also jumped when I heard 21st century.

[@robertdemon3550]

That book is a complete work of fiction.

[@robertdemon3550]

Is one of the chimney’s the one that the soviets built that connects to nothing?

[@robertdemon3550]

Karl-Otto Koch was the commandant at Buchenwald and was tried and executed by the SS for killing 3 prisoners and stealing their property, why would the SS kill him if these were extermination camps?

[@Baczkowa78]

She got a coffin, while her victims got an open burial pit.

[@AFMMarcelD]

Pardon the intrusion, but more like "The About Time Execution Of.." I'm 100% certain that the executioner show her more respect, compassion and kindness than all the atrocious murders and tortures she committed, there's no excuse for this kind of evil, I'm glad some amount of justice was administered.

[@olalilia358]

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[@jamesmckinney6902]

None of the executions of those Nazi monsters was "VENGEFUL." They earned every rope and bullet given to them. I have seen several "VENGEFUL Execution" videos in my feed, you really need to find another word, "Vengeful" makes it sound like the rest of the world was being petty and vindictive.

[@madamvaudelune3298]

No amount of retributive justice would be sufficient. But the point of the Nuremberg trials was not justice-simply that an atrocity is an unredeemable crime. The point of the trials was to insure the accountability of future military and paramilitary personnel. The excuse of "I was just following orders" would never be acceptable again.

[@rollotomasislawyer3405]

When are the trials of the communists that murdered and starved 150 million innocent people in the 20th century?

[@madamvaudelune3298]

@@rollotomasislawyer3405 Most of them are dead. Are you ready to invade Russia and China to get them out?

[@tony5oos]

I totally agree what is so VENGEFUL these people were given a trial after terrifying the weak and innocent to put it mildly does the presenter have some sort of perverse forgiveness

[@madamvaudelune3298]

@@tony5oos Meh, maybe the dudes first language isn't English? Or maybe he thinks the word means something it doesn't

[@chrisjpfaff314]

I appreciate the effort to bring light to some horrible people but stop calling these executions "vengeful". If executions can ever be justified, these murderers are top of the list.

[@WyattRyeSway]

I completely agree!

[@rogernicholls2079]

@@WyattRyeSway yes agree with both of you100%

[@mikefawdrey6113]

Execution of Nazi murderers was never vengeful, it was justice

[@jaimebanks9197]

Execution IS inherently vengeful.

[@jimvanlint8043]

In your opinion Jaime Banks.

[@acefalcons4903]

Everything she had inflicted on those poor souls in those concentration camps will be quantified to her soul in the fiery pit of you know where. Such evil cruelty will not go unpunished for those merciless souls.

[@dizzylizzy6571]

Yes there is a real place called HELL for monsters such as Irma Grese.

[@joekavanagh7171]

@@dizzylizzy6571 yes, and God, not you, will decide who goes there

[@tomellis4951]

"Vengeful" doesn't seem like an appropriate adjective since it suggests the execution was "maleficent." It was "just."

[@timothypoulter8285]

Simon Weisenthal called it "Justice not vengeance."

[@KATIUSHKACHILE]

That old man did'nt lived for justice, but revenge. Who worries about Polish, German, Croatian or Serbian people who were cought by communist beasts after the "liberation"? Vae victis...

[@MichaelJames-lz7ni]

@@KATIUSHKACHILE Those people staffed the death camps, committed anti-Jewish pogroms, and murdered Russian prisoners. Your point would be....?

[@pzpete]

Shortly after Belsen was liberated, Eric Brown, the pilot, was brought in as an interpreter. Brown was then stealing aircraft and parts from a nearby Luftwaffe airfield. He didn't like Kramer but he described Gresse as the most loathsome individual imaginable.

[@pzpete]

@@freakybeaky1 Unfortunately she wasn't the only one. For a few years now I have been wondering why we don't have the Eric Melrose Brown International Airport somewhere, maybe Scotland.

[@dianeruiz0721]

She wanted to be a nurse, why so she could poison all her patients in their IV’s?? That would’ve been pretty scary too!

[@DHarri9977]

She became heavily influenced by the Nazi party later in life so her ambitions changed.

[@calistafalcontail]

She underwent a certain training that "punshed" the last bit of humanity out of her. A classmate of hers said that she got a punishment that lasted 3-4 days for apologizing to an inmate. Not to excuse her bs but she came into this world pure as everyone else and left as a demon.

[@117Pinkyflower]

Any child exposed to her had to be scared to death! I cannot imagine!

[@thunderbird1921]

This woman was the closest thing to a demon on Earth. When I see this, it REALLY makes me believe in supernatural evil forces. Even animals don't do this to each other (brutally torturing and killing for pure sport and fun).

[@Goodiesfanful]

That uniform she wore would have made her even more scary. Not to mention that vicious dog of hers.

[@bepolite6961]

Albert PIERPOINT was a master at his trade, this woman was dispatched humanely and quickly, she would not have felt a thing, too good for her in my opinion.

[@juliemckenzie5960]

Ah but her death was just the beginning of her punishment. I’m sure she is feeling pain where she is now.

[@johnkochen7264]

If you think that you are dead the moment your neck is snapped, think again. The brain is alive and active until the moment its oxygen runs out and the victim becomes unconscious and subsequently dies. In short, for one to two minutes, you are fully aware that you are dying.

[@ok-kk3ic]

@@johnkochen7264 not that long bud. That’s absurd, any medical examiner or neuroscientist would agree with me.

[@portapotty2856]

Don't believe me? Go read the t@lmud.

[@johnkochen7264]

@@portapotty2856 I tend to steer very clear of religious texts.

[@roscoefoofoo]

"Vengeful"??? How about "Damn Well Deserved"? Or "She Got Off Too Easy, Given What a Monster She Was"??

[@iamrozazemlyachkalookupmye5561]

Look up Prof essor Ro ger Domm'ergue.

[@user-qo6qw7ri5q]

Exactly 4 weeks ago I have visited with a friend the camp Bergel -Belsen close to Hannover. I read all the plates and the complete history of the camp, saw the place, where Anne Franck died 1 month before the liberation and saw all the massive graves, where 2500, 1500, 1000, etc. Bodies were laying. Only respect the to survivers and the liberators.... I cannot say anything else.....

[@joshschneider9766]

My great grandpa emigrated from Poland to the usa. He took a German name to avoid anti semitism. Execution was the most merciful consequence she was going to get.

[@vanlendl1]

I do agree completely. But Poland shouldn't have profitted from Versailles in that extent and also not from the war with the Sovietunion in 1920/21. Poland made major mistakes, which came very expensive two decades later.

[@anotherbigfootwithinternet2147]

Where are the cartel torture methods when you need them.

[@pucioy]

@@vanlendl1 Poland profitted from Versailles ? Poland made mistakes which came very expensive? How old are you ? 7?:))))

[@pucioy]

He took a German name to avoid antisemitism... very interesting statement.

[@vanlendl1]

@@pucioy Old enough to understand the facts.

[@translucentorb]

People sitting here surprised like teenage girls aren't the most evil creatures on the planet.

[@thunderbird1921]

They can be, if selfish and bitter enough. BAD things happen when you let bitterness consume your soul.

[@rogernicholls2079]

@@thunderbird1921 I know, I had three sisters, one mother and two wives, pure evil, I was always in trouble with one of them! The two wives were at separate times by the way.

[@nickgoodwood4812]

Oh man I could tell you a story. It made me aware at the age of 18 no good is here to find. Hatred and anger disguised as beauty. And when meeting here years later she just could not remember.

[@Meg-cc6yc]

I’m actually quite nice thank you

[@songbird6414]

I’m taking this ironically and you know what fair enough

[@jennifergraceh]

My grandfather was one of the American soldiers that eventually helped liberate one of the concentration camps (I don’t remember which one, as he died when I was a baby). I remember, as a young girl, going through boxes of photos and mementos in the crawl space and I came upon a box of his things. Inside were photos he’d taken from inside the camp-the bodies piled up, the crematorium, the looming brick buildings. It scarred me for life and I can still see the images of the emaciated dead bodies in the backs of my eyes. He was awarded a whole bunch of medals for his bravery and service but someone broke into his house in Detroit and stole everything 😩 I wish so badly that I could have those things. To think they ended up in some pawn shop to fuel someone’s addiction angers me to no end. I wish I could have known him and heard his stories. Apparently, he was a very funny, sweet man.

[@shesaknitter]

It is always a sad and horrifying truth that some people are twisted, seemingly beyond redemption. I always wonder how people get so messed up that they embrace such evil.

[@ukpkmkk5759]

@sam maudlin Bullshit. Society simply turns one into commiting evil. If you get mistreated all your life due to various reasons (just being a asshole, being ugly, being stupid, whatever) then you will get numb and simply won't care about doing something considered "bad" by the general population. But yeah, being "born evil" certainly is an easier explanation than being forced to self reflect on those times you mistreated some guy in school or in your workplace.

[@ukpkmkk5759]

@sam maudlin Reading his early life section kinda tells you that he was bullied in school and ignored at home.

[@elizabethspedding1975]

This woman's actions are so upsetting.

[@paulbrower4265]

She went above and beyond the call of the Nazi version of cruel and brutal duty.

[@stusta31]

She was 17 when she started her job working with the Nazis in their death camps. Her Father pleaded with her to come home and she eventually stopped all contact with her father. She was hung at 21 as a famous female war criminal. I don't think she should of been executed. We lost so much knowledge and understanding about Humanity and what things create monsters and people especially women capable of killing with no compassion Love or understanding innocence.

[@wendeqallab6656]

Cold Beauty.

[@e.s.6275]

@@wendeqallab6656 cold ugliness, you meant.

[@thegunslinger1363]

Crazy that she was 21 when she was put to death. The more you look into brutal regimes in history. You find their are people who are worse. Than those who you think are the worst.

[@kevinpiacente3456]

We executed teenagers in America

[@maxotaurus5140]

@@tomc3485 Tucker Carlson, is that you? Already wage slaves living on top of each other. Mostly: What is so great about people generally that is so important to speak for? We are a virus that soon will completely kill the host (Earth's habitat). But yeah, people that grew up with a lack of due diligent parenting and mentoring sent to re-education camps may be one solution. Or something may be needed (but will never be done).

[@samtagg8754]

@Tom C Ah another right wing intellectual I see

[@mikebellis5713]

@@samtagg8754 as usual a leftie can't stand another point of view

[@samtagg8754]

Not if it's the point of view of an idiot no facts don't care about your feelings bud😁

[@anticom6099]

She did have the coolest last words ever though, “hurry it up.”

[@Sicilia928]

My father had a book called 'Photography 1946'. It's at my sister's house in the States now, but it is mine. There are pictures from the trials and one of this beast. I drew a large 'X' over her after reading about her atrocities. This video left out her favorite past time - taking pregnant prisoners who were about to give birth, tying their legs together, and watching them writhe on the ground in agony until they died.

[@nonamegame9857]

That is so utterly sick. She got off extremely easy considering the sickening things that she did.

[@dixondiaz8448]

Most of the Nazi big fish got away, with the help of the Odessa organization. Those caught were mostly camp guards and low level supervisors.

[@HerrW0lf]

Vatican also was really helpful, trying it's best to give those monsters save passage along the ratlines.

[@paulbrower4265]

@@HerrW0lf Hitler, Himmler, and Goebbels, committed suicide. Hanging judge Rudolf Friesler (who I would have thought would have been a major defendant in the Nuremberg Trials had he survived) was killed in an Allied air raid. Martin Bormann was never found, but evidence suggests that he was killed trying to flee Berlin in the chaos of war. "Gestapo Mueller" disappeared altogether, with rumors abounding. Mengele got away in time and ended up dying by drowning. I think that the Mossad was about to get him, but not fast enough. Some in the Catholic Church, especially in Germany, really were Nazis and it is hardly surprising.

[@johnnywhitepride8540]

They discovered their own little nazi village in Argentina in 1995. Argentina hid so many of these high ranking nazis.

[@stevefarrell9393]

@@paulbrower4265 Himmler and Goebbels yes...Hitler never proven. Very credible reports he escaped to South America. Stalin believed he escaped as did the FBI.

[@stevefarrell9393]

@Resident Zero He supposedly wanted to die in Germany as they "fought to the last man" but if he did escape he'd have lived a life of fear and regret. There was even a rumor (disinfo?) that Angela Merkyl is one of two daughters by Eva. Otto Skorzeny gave detailed testimony that Hitler died in the 1960s and had visited the US multiple times. Both Bush presidents have close family ties to prominent Nazis, via Prescott Bush. Skorzeny said Bormann had also escaped and had access to vast amounts of gold, cash and art and that the CIA had given Hitler a pass because of massive payoffs and access to amazing German technology. There's a number of books about the Fourth Reich having infiltrated the CIA and US corporations. NASA and the US space program benefited massively from German technology as did the Soviets. Other books claim that the 11 high ranking Nazis executed at Nuremberg, were silenced because they knew to much about the NWO/NAZI/Zionist bankster collaboration. Same with Adolph Eichmann and eventually Rudolf Hess, who was strangled and didn't commit suicide as was claimed. If you really want to follow this trail, check out Operation Highjump. There's a few interesting Russian videos about it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaSyYmWrZ6mrepY

[@hillbillywilly3197]

Best history channel I've discovered of late. Best overall content and fluidity as well. I love how you don't trip over your words and explain everything in a succinct manner

[@belakuncomissaryfordeathlo4641]

Read U'nder the Sig n of the Sc orpion by Ju ri Lin a.

[@bambina3148]

Your videos are always interesting, thank you 😊

[@stephenatkins13]

this is not vengeance - it is justice

[@reecegunningham]

Doesn’t have the same ring. Leave it to the KZbinr to pick the titles

[@carolmiles553]

How do you know its true ,every prisoner hates his guards stephen atkins

[@centariprime9959]

Why do you title it "Vengeful" when it was Justice. Vengeful implies without mercy. They gave her mercy.

[@bradhanley8368]

He should have let SSG wood execute her. She would have suffered . He was the worst hangman ever. Was a pretender never a certified hangman.

[@historyjunky1299]

Vengeful also meaning revenge, her prisoners wanted her to die for her crimes.

[@jeremiahperryman948]

Vengeance rarely fits the description of of the execution of someone, following a fair trial and then being sentenced to death!!!

[@centariprime9959]

@@historyjunky1299 I'm sure the camp inmates did. But they were not in charge of her execution. The Britts were.

[@centariprime9959]

@Scott Prendergast Of whom do you post so many typos? Execution is justice. Did they murder her? No. They executed her. My spiritual journey is none of your business. But just to be clear, I am a Christian. My spiritual journey is going great. The sixth commandment is "You shall not murder." We can still kill to defend ourselves and others. We can, as a society, also kill the murderers.

[@combatcarl]

"Beautiful beast" is a pretty generous title to give her.

[@billgrant5339]

She looked like she was beaten with an ugly stick.

[@jennifercunha2539]

She looks like a Bertha to me

[@Meg-cc6yc]

If she’s considered beautiful then I’ve lost faith in humanity. Yuck

[@John-M-1235]

@Pat Riot inspirational? She was evil, what on earth do you mean?

[@John-M-1235]

@@billgrant5339 50% forehead

[@TheColonelKlink]

There is no "vengeance" in slaughtering pigs.

[@anav587]

Pigs are innocent

[@MasterSoto]

Don't insult pigs ;)

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

So glad that Pierrepoint was there for this one.

[@gahtsno1]

with a flock of Pit bulls they could have saved money.

[@cuttlefisch]

From my home town, Oldham.

[@craigconenna3399]

How many of her victims had a fair trial like she did.

[@Larping101]

Lol you think she had a "fair" trial?

[@tomjustis7237]

@@Larping101 Much more so than her victims got. They had no trial at all.

[@GodsFavoriteBassPlyr]

@@Larping101 - Are you suggesting that she did not get a fair trial?

[@bissonboy7130]

At least she didn't utter those infamous words = I was only following orders.

[@Goodiesfanful]

No, her defence was the Nazi creed that the prisoners were Untermensch, making her fully justified in what she was doing. Her sister was even called as a character witness! But her lawyer found her a hard person to defend.

[@poojagb]

Elizabeth Moss could play her very well, should there ever be a movie role for this monster.

[@nirajdesai192]

They do look similar. But Grese has already been depicted once -- in the movie Pierrepont about the executioner (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierrepoint_(film))

[@Goodiesfanful]

Grese has been depicted briefly in three enactments: Pierrepoint, Out of the Ashes, and Auschwitz: The Nazis and the Final Solution.

[@RaulDuke773]

She looks like a crazy Alicia Silverstone

[@tonymcdonnly6492]

Thank you for doing this video. I am a screenwriter/executive film producer doing research on Irma Grese. Her atrocities far extend beyond what you have reported. She was very diabolical; and she was a sexual sadist. It is written in books about her that the female inmates would go silent whenever she approached, especially during roll call. She instilled fear just by her very presence. I plan to visit Ravensbruk camp museum next year to gather more information about her. Nice job. Continue doing more videos on Nazi war criminals and infamous guards.

[@jgamez5023]

Could you recommend any books about her?

[@tonymcdonnly6492]

@@jgamez5023 Hi. In case my 1st reply did not make it to you, Google online books about Irma Grese. Go to Amazon.com and google there books about Irma Grese. On amazon see the book wriiren by Olga Lengyel called Five Chimneys. I have read this fascinating book that includes stories about Irma Grese. Also, on Amazon google a book written by Gisella Perl. She was a doctor at Auschwitz who wrote about her experiences with Grese. I hope this helps.

[@jgamez5023]

@@tonymcdonnly6492 Thank you so much for your kind response. I will definitely check those out. Much appreciated!

[@tonymcdonnly6492]

@@jgamez5023 You are welcome. Best of luck.

[@sheepdog1102]

It blows my mind how easy someone can be turned to evil so quickly, and it can happen to just about anyone from any race.

[@alanaldpal950]

No not everyone is able to be turned to evil, but yes SOME people that you would not expect or can not predict are or can become evil. You sound like some naive people that think all evil people can be spotted by their evil appearance.

[@JasonVSKa]

The Stanford Experiment showed how regular participants can become abusive and got lost into the role through dramaturgy and the milligram studies showed how regular people will follow orders from authority figure and increase the volts on someone. The social identity theory also explain why favouritism in their own group exist too.

[@hibiskus83]

Most of the germans where not nazies!

[@JasonVSKa]

@@hibiskus83 True but people do stereotypes others. It simplified the social world, allowing a person to make quick judgement and decision of other social groups. However, it can overgeneralize other social groups which mean inaccuracies. Furthermore, a lot of negative stereotypes can lead to prejudice to that social group. Put simply, it can impair information on that social group.

[@alanaldpal950]

@Bill Haggard Negative Billy, maybe to a small extent, but not every person is capable of the extreme evil perpetrated by Nazi Germany.

[@greenstar4064]

Albert Pierrepoint, the English hangman, used to own a pub in Leyland, Lancashire. The pub still exists and it’s about ten minutes from where I live. Apparently he was a very genuine bloke and nobody would of ever suspected that he hung hundreds of people during his career

[@icex69rz]

Vengeful was not required in the title, it was simply justice for her horrific crimes.

[@leozabo7251]

Great content as always, very well done. Much appreciated, keep these coming please. Thanks again 🙏🙏🙏🇺🇲🇷🇺

[@truekejner]

The lenght of the sponsored spot was as horrible as Irma herself.

[@TheIndependentLens]

Glad I wasn't the only one feeling like my gums were being scraped with sandpaper watching that. It makes me yearn for early youtube before all this ad nonsense. The ad garbage is what made youtube turn into this censorship, biased tyrant.

[@anaalicialopez6043]

According to Jewish historian Gi'tta `Sere ny, Auswitz was a terrible place, but it was n o t an ex term in a shon camp.

[@Chief-Solarize]

According to the pile of bodies over 10 feet high upon the liberation of the camp ......it was

[@dawsonhowell9098]

@@Chief-Solarize yea I still don’t understand the people who try to defend or make it look like the Nazi atrocities were not as bad as they were. If anything I would bet things that went on were much worse than imaginable

[@neilreading3552]

Tell that to 1.2 million victims.

[@jackiedorman2188]

My uncle was a guard t the nurenburg trials. He stood by those who were being judged. Awsome

[@kentnoble8434]

Are you kidding me? A three minute commercial before the video? Are you kidding me?

[@BLD426]

Can't believe they gave family her earnings.

[@Ayeshteni]

Camps aren't illegal, what happened in them were. It would be theft to keep her earnings.

[@BLD426]

@@Ayeshteni I piloted of Jeff Epstein. They confiscated my wages due. All flight plans & manifests were accurate & by the book. Uncontested.

[@calistafalcontail]

Her father was a strong opponent of the regime and told her to never return home after she showed up in full ss uniform one day.

[@BLD426]

@@calistafalcontail Sad situation.

[@moiseiuritskythebutcherofp8469]

In a closed meeting of I sra'eli journalists and diplo'mats,a speaker for the I sra'eli embassy in Germany declared that it was in the best interest of I s'rael to maintain h o lo caust s ensitivity among Germans ..Haa'retz further reported "The speaker said in clear words that Is rael had an interest in maintaining German f eelings of g uilt."(Te'll the Tru th and Sha me the `D3vil by `Ger'ard `Men'uhin, p.43)

[@teodoro1007]

Sorry, I´m already a client of your sponsor since October 2020. Excellent service, I recommend it. There is info in the internet about recordings of german POW conversations through hidden microphones. I think it deserves a vid, on how brutallity was taken as normal by german soldiers and officers. In this context, Irma Greses behaviour was natural. Greetings from Tigre, in Argentina.

[@madasahatter5514]

Congratulations on your sponsor. And Thank you for your excellent content!

[@beccaboo3040]

Brilliant thanks again untoldpast always interesting.😁👍

[@donsmeltzer4083]

She was also known as the 'Beast of Belsen".

[@Goodiesfanful]

I thought Joseph Kramer, the Kommandant of Belsen, was the Beast of Belsen. Maybe you mean she was the “Beautiful Beast”.

[@gileskathome]

@@Goodiesfanful Yep. TBOB was Kramer. My grandfather was in charge of Grese after her capture, through the war crimes trials and on to her execution.

[@moiseiuritskythebutcherofp8469]

We will keep commenting in every video so the truth comes out .

[@jamesviceroyslaughterbully1469]

Youre right cause All was a set up to make the Nazis look bad. She was punishing criminals , all the prisoners inside the camps were criminals , at the end of WW2 Zionist make them look like innocents so allies can get away with the atrocities they committed over civilians and German cities

[@robertdemon3550]

As long as the truth is this woman was innocent.

[@kingkong5483]

She had the ‘easy street’ compared to most of her victims. Imagine being a poor captive, weak from overwork, malnutrition and devastation having a ferocious large dog ripping you apart!!!!

[@bighands69]

Imagine she is a girl who was specially selected by a Nazi machine because she more than likely suffered from disorders. The reason for her selection was more than likely because a normal person would not be able to endure running a camp like that.

[@ATRTAP]

Irma’s currency or savings should’ve been turned over to a victims fund or actual victims and not her sister. A salary derive from the torture and murder of so many- my god.

[@tasosdiaforetico7377]

Totally agreeded, without doubt

[@metalman6708]

You realize that after the war the US took in many nazi scientists and used the research they gained from atrocities. The only reason that the US won the space race was because NASA employeed scientists who worked on the V2 rockets. Alot of medical research too. Aspergers disease. Asperger was the name of nazi scientist that participated in eugenics programs. Most of the imperial Japanese government remained in power.

[@ATRTAP]

@@metalman6708 I’m aware of the Nazi scientists. I I think their third reich wealth should’ve probably been confiscated too. I’m not sure of their actual involvement in the holocaust but it’s clear these camp guards were monsters, eager participants.

[@tonymcdonnly6492]

I totally agree. Her money should have been confiscated by the court.

[@metalman6708]

@@ATRTAP Yeah Germany has still yet to pay reparations to Poland.

[@robthomas2216]

The camp at Bergen Belsen, was a holding camp, with many of the inmates valuable inmates, in Nazi thinking. As was pointed out to the British who liberated the camp, when the Allies bombed the railway lines to and from the camp, they stopped the supply of food and medicine. So in reality the Nazi’s were not totally responsible for the starvation of the camp inmates. However, it should be noted that the Nazi’s food supplies were not shared with the inmates, nor did the guards go out and collect food for the inmates. Likewise the camp medical supplies were not shared with the inmates. So whilst the execution of the camp guards was just, particularly the murder of inmates and the daily treatment of inmates. It should be remembered that there was no supplies to the camp for at least 3 weeks before the Allies turned up.

[@ginasreview1030]

Seeing all the innocent people LITERALLY walking to their injustice, vile deaths. These people still exist out there people.

[@Hamza086RSD]

Love your content.

[@kodi8039]

20th Century. I got thrown off when you opened with ".... of the 21st century".

[@hollandhenry7517]

The girl from The Invisible Man and the Handmaids Tale would be perfect to play this girl. LIKE LITERALLY PERFECT

[@sekacity3425]

Elisabeth Moss ... good pick .

[@joshuak2810]

Events like the Holocaust fascinate me in the most horrific way. The political propaganda and extremism that Germany adopted was an INCREDIBLY DANGEROUS mix. It should be a LESSON for the world to learn from.

[@Ailuj234]

Vengeful? Vengeful? No vengeance just justice 😡

[@kingkong5483]

And she had been it far easier than most of her victims! Such as, being ripped apart by a German Shepard dog!!!!!!!

[@heinzke8512]

Tomato tomato

[@njabulombuyazi5132]

The narrators voice is scary. It really brings these execution videos to life

[@NobleKorhedron]

Scary how...? 🤔

[@derin111]

Brummie is the least scary accent possible! 😂

[@Pfsif]

Brainwashed scary.

[@marklatimer7333]

Albert Pierrepoint England's King of Swing. And Criminal Rehabilitator, 100% of those people who kept their appointment with Mr. P never re-offended, a pretty impressive record.

[@joekavanagh7171]

At the end of his days, Pierrepoint himself said that capital punishment never solved anything

[@seaside456]

My uncle was in the next block to where Irma was guarded.He described in detail the execution chamber,it was very small not enough for more than a few people.

[@ashleys1145]

it's shocking that despite all the cruelty all these people got a peaceful execution. they should be made to suffer the exact fate as their victims.

[@markboyd810]

9 seconds in: "most horrific crimes of the 21st century." And all this time I thought it happened way back during WW2.

[@naponroy]

agreed, hard to take this seriously.

[@AlwaysBolttheBird]

@@naponroy because of a simple mistake? Congrats on never making a mistake I guess

[@nathaliegabas959]

what is scary is that we could find dozens of Grese in each country. Thinking she was a monster because she was german is the worst and most stupid idea.