The DISGUSTING Crimes Of Anneliese Kohlmann

During the Second World War, the concentration camps set up within The Third Reich saw true evil and brutality inside of their barbed wire fences. There were many SS guards who inflicted such suffering onto the prisoners of camps such as Bergen-Belsen, and after World War Two a number of these guards and staff were brought to justice. The Belsen Trials took place after the liberation of the horrific camp, and on trial were many different defendants who were executed for their crimes against humanity. One female guard who made her way to Belsen at the end of the war was Anneliese Kohlmann. She was known for her brutality at Belsen and other camps.
Anneliese Kohlmann worked at the Neuengamme Concentration Camp, and whilst here she whipped many of the most vulnerable prisoners and beat them terribly. She was known for whipping women in the face, and would also kick prisoners unconscious. But it was claimed that she never took the life of a prisoner and because of this she was given a very lenient sentence at her trial. When she arrived at Bergen-Belsen, Kohlmann tried to hide as a prisoner but she was quickly found and was tried. She was sentenced to 2 years imprisonment for her horrific crimes, however she would never serve any time in prison after her trial as she had been incarcerated before. Because of this, despite being found guilty of crimes against humanity, Anneliese Kohlmann walked free from the courtroom.
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[@franceskronenwett3539]

Only 2 years in prison was a real slap in the face for all her victims. She should have received a life sentence

[@BennyLlama39]

She should've been fed to tank treads, feet first. *After* getting the same treatment she gave the prisoners.

[@maxgainz8406]

Female privilege .. if she was also black and or lesbian they would lock the Jew up that reported her

[@sherylmohn6334]

She will receive a life sentence in hell

[@liveyourbestsoftlife5705]

Exactly. But the priveledge is there. Had it been a brown or black woman they would be dead

[@d993s]

2 years was too much for fabricated lies. (If only she did what she was blamed for)

[@markfaulkner8965]

It’s funny how the most brutal acting are also the first ones who hide in fear when they feel threatened.

[@gardengate1339]

Exactly! Cowards.

[@willemventer3935]

Some allied military acted pretty brutal not so??

[@caperbabylone]

It's funny that that is funny.

[@kollegenmusik]

Makes somehow sense. Weak persons are the most dangerous ones.

[@psychedelicpayroll5412]

Why do you think the elites are such cowards? The minute they see something out of place they hop fight on a private jet and assume we are giving them their deserved fate.

[@gonavy1]

Evil knows no bounds.

[@davidmurray9193]

But it sure does like testing the boundaries on how far it can develop, all this shit is still going on in different formats

[@fuckyoutube5584]

Without evil, good shall not flourish over such darkness.

[@samomarincek478]

@@fuckyoutube5584 Where is no God, evil flourishes

[@rachelrani5899]

@@davidmurray9193 ⁰0⁰00000

[@liveyourbestsoftlife5705]

It's a shame that kids and woman followed the men into that evil

[@luv2fly352]

I was stationed in Germany from November '65 to July '66 only 20 years after the end of WW-2 and I'll never forget how many Germans old enough to be either my father or grandfather were so often openly hostile towards us young American soldiers. It seemed to me that In their minds they were still fighting as though the war hadn't ended.

[@marthahuls8385]

I was working outside of Kaiserslautern in 1972, my boss asked me if my dad had fought in WW2. I told him yes, he flew in a B17 bomber as a waist gunner. My boss got really mad and fired me on the spot

[@robertharrison4967]

@@marthahuls8385 That was not a wise reply, did you expect him thank your father ? Did you not know the effect of carpet bombing on civilians that was carried out by all sides ? Your father should be commended for carrying out a very dangerous job in a different time.

[@bobmills7898]

Honesty is the best policy...

[@lynnhartman8180]

@@marthahuls8385 While your employer might not have appreciated that, I certainly do. Many heartfelt thanks for your father's bravery and service. My father also served during WW2 in the European theater. Coincidentally, he was a crew chief on the B17s, stationed in England. Talk about carpet bombing- the Luftwaffe razed London without mercy. It's called war. You were no more responsible for what happened than your boss. He should be ashamed.

[@grundgesetzart.1463]

I'm a young German and I'm also "hostile" to US soldiers. Want to know why? Because you should not be here. The war ended in 1945, the cold war ended in 1990 and that is when you should have left, like the Russians did.

[@thomasdoran2363]

1:08 - that image of that tearful woman, worshiping the liberators hand has always upset me - Ive seen it hundreds of times and it really touches-home everytime i see it I do hope the rest of her life was happy & Joyous - Poor Lass !!

[@jillb2161]

I totally agree with you Thomas.Its heartbreaking .A picture which once seen can never be forgotten .One of those that you wish you'd never seen 😞

[@abramelanthemage1868]

The image that stays with me is the one where that old woman has her head forced up and to the side by some nazi soldier using a riding crop under her chin. I've seen that loads of times and it still hits me in the chest everytime

[@imsocuteimsorich4952]

Hi Thomas, I seen that image to it touched me to tears of how grateful she was to no there was humans with kindness in them,God bless those people,and God bless those who survived the death chambers of been poisoned and burned ,rest in peace to millions who died by order of command by an insanity man,hopefully they are united with their loved ones again💏💑👪👫👬👭💑👪👫👬👭💏👼💖💖💖💖💖✌✌🌸🌹🌺🌻🌼☀🌈🔯🚻🚹🚺💑👪👫👬👭💏🔯☀🌼🌈👼💏amen,👼🌹🔯👪

[@KevinArdala01]

My grandad was one of the soldiers that liberated Belsen. He was so disturbed by it that he would never speak of it.

[@gavindoherty8883]

Wow can't imagine what he must have seen in that place no wonder he never spoke of it that would haunt the hardest of men I think we could watch all the vids about it we want and still be nowhere near understanding the effect that would have on someone seeing that hell on earth

[@KevinArdala01]

@Gavin Doherty It must've shook their faith in humanity for sure.

[@gavindoherty8883]

@@KevinArdala01 definitely !

[@annas4843]

I was a kid when we cover this in class, Greece was occupied as well by Germany and we knew the horrors of war from books and our grandparents. However, seeing the images from the camps was another level. At first I thought it was made up, this couldn’t be true, how could this be true.. But it was, imagine it shocks us from a video, how traumatic would have been to actual be there and see it

[@angelakent598]

As many others who have watched this my grandad was there to liberate the camp. He would never talk about it either. Just too traumatic.

[@2012inca]

I have heard that about people who helped free people from concentration camps, most of them dont talk about it. Although we had one woman who survived a concentration camp and told kids at school about it. My grandpa escaped the Germans by climbing on the roof of his house and walk over the roof tops. He died when I was 5 years old so I dont remember him very well. Only that he is an old man could still did handstands.

[@razrsedj2776]

same. mine wouldn't talk

[@muchachosauce7399]

No he wasn’t

[@saradecapua3264]

That is true PTSD. The horrors the liberators saw was beyond words. I hope he was able to come to terms with that experience My father was in Okinawa and would never, ever talk about what he experienced.

[@hatespeach9835]

so you are Russian?

[@paulnic7190]

My dad served with The North Staffs regiment. He was there at the liberation of of Bergen Belson. He didn’t talk about it much.

[@glynnisthomas9165]

The very thought of it probably was too horrible. God bless him.

[@lisajean228]

My brother-in-laws uncle had photo he took during the liberation. They were found after his death, in a large safe. Donated to the Smithsonian, I believe. No one knew he had them all those years. He was such a sweet, gentle man.

[@filonru]

My dad was at D-Day on one of the two Dutch Navy ships that took part in the landing. For the 60th D-Day anniversary he was interviewed by Dutch TV. That was the first time I ever heard him speak about his presence in Normandy. Seems to be a recurring characteristic of war veterans that most of them keep quiet about the ordeal they went through.

[@gabriellashimone6546]

Most who saw such things didn't.

[@thomasdoran2363]

Poor Guy - he must have been truly shocked & disgusted at what he found there Hope the rest of his life was happy & he was able to compartmentalise that trauma & see love in people once again

[@craigward6052]

It is said - beauty is only skin deep - but it makes you wonder some times... Look how stunningly beautiful the woman with the scarred and battered face was compared to Kohlmann. I truly hope the former survived the trauma of her times back then and went on to lead a full and wonderful life with love, kindness with family and friends having only joy and happiness. Kohlmann should never have been free.

[@abigoreternal7537]

She said "beauty is skin deep? Well let's see how pretty you are without your skin then"

[@munchkintheoneandonly9253]

She must be inside out then

[@susanclark8578]

@@abigoreternal7537 have you never heard that saying?

[@frankgrimm387]

Don't be manipulated by a picture of a wounded woman. There is nothing stated here that connects that woman's wounds to the woman he is speaking of.

[@gregpaul882]

@@frankgrimm387 Thank you. All you have to do is say the magic H word and suddenly every silly little detail, no matter how impossible it would be to know, is just believed without question. Must be why we all had to read that fake diary in grade school.

[@paulmc3457]

Not to worry, she is truly serving her sentence for what she did as we speak, by her true judge.

[@gonzalesfrederic6213]

I opine that you are right.

[@blin8203]

Dispicable people they should have bombed Germany.

[@johnn278]

Not good enough

[@Frauditor420]

No she's not. She's dead. Your god is fake. And if you're thinking she's burning in hell for all eternity you're even sicker than she is.

[@hunterXhamster]

It's probably no worse than sleeping and not remembering your dreams.

[@carrielange2692]

As I've gotten older, I've realized there isn't actually such a thing as karma. Bad people get away with bad things all the time and it never comes back to them. While good people suffer unimaginable fates that they don't deserve. I've often wondered why the belief in karma, or indeed in any kind of continuation after death, has persisted. I can only assume it's simply people's fear of their own mortality and hopes that what comes around goes around in the end.

[@samanthafreeman4315]

I believe the people that live like that, are already experiencing karma. they can't be TRULY happy doing all of these things to others. that kind of life is exhausting. that's my idea anyways

[@eddiebeaty8150]

People that do these things find some sort of enjoyment from it. Serial killers. Truly demented

[@petesy03]

Excellent comment

[@ombra711]

Because People have no idea what Karma is, it effects people in their NEXT lives.

[@carrielange2692]

@@ombra711 Oh, i didn't realize that. If that's true though, how are people supposed to become better? They won't remember any of the bad stuff they did in a former life. So that still doesn't make sense to me. The follow up questions would be, so are you telling me that those who have suffered greatly are being punished for their prior life? That's ridiculous. Some of the best people who ever lived have had horrible fates they did not deserve, but according to your statement, they DID in fact deserve it. But who learns from that kind of ass backwards philosophy? Hitler will be punished in his next life, except he won't remember being Hitler, so what's the point? I stand by my original assumption. People just trying to make sense of a nonsensical and unfair existence...

[@wolfenstein722]

10 thousand bodies laying around the concentration camp and 60 thousand more dying, that’s difficult to comprehend....my heart goes out the those people.

[@replynotificationsdisabled]

NFL stadium can hold over 100k. Still difficult?

[@jamesong.a.7695]

@@replynotificationsdisabled the largest NFL stadium holds 82,000, the rest around 70k…

[@mrheck5311]

The whole of germany was starving at the end of the war.

[@normairizarryni]

@@replynotificationsdisabled What does a stadium have to do with a concentration camp!?

[@leanneheinemann3862]

I cannot fathom how people could commit these crimes, with no remorse.

[@LadyPercy.]

My Uncle James as a soldier serving with the Royal Warwickshire Regiment was part of the liberation force at Bergen Belsen. He never talked about it but made the decision never to have children. He didn't trust those that said this would never happen again.

[@sandydog7449]

So was my dad

[@LadyPercy.]

@@sandydog7449 🤝 total respect. ❤

[@longlivebeans]

Honestly I don’t blame him. How could anyone see something like that up close & not be terrified of bringing a child into this world? I know I would be too.

[@LadyPercy.]

💕

[@user-zb9on1tl4t]

Самое страшное когда в таких ситуациях рядом ребенок.У моей бабушки дочка маленькая умерла во время войны ,она ее всегда вспоминала.А я только будучи взрослой поняла весь ужас .Ваш дядя принял правиное решение.

[@Chief-Solarize]

A master Mason's daughter who was an SS guard in Belsen, didnt serve time after court. That is what I hope people remember from this.

[@MoiraWillenov]

Masons are evil. Period.

[@j.vonhavre1741]

Exactly why I came to the comment section.

[@noneya609]

hmmm.....interesting

[@ryanfindlay599]

1st thing I thought when it was mentioned 🤔

[@gregpaul882]

yea the best part is that the masons are a jewish organization

[@makpazon11]

Denying this ever took place is an insult to intelligence.

[@JohnJohn-zn8ib]

Only an idiot denies this ever happened.

[@JohnJohn-zn8ib]

@KZbin Blows bullshit , you sound just as bad as the Nazis you idiot. You talk crap or you don’t know what you’re talking about.

[@JohnJohn-zn8ib]

@KZbin Blows talk bullshit.

[@antionygrilmady9044]

6 billions

[@BillSikes.]

@@antionygrilmady9044 Million !

[@DerekDogsforSentience]

All involved deserved the death sentence. That this did not happen is also a crime against humanity!

[@kookycoolauntkaryn5884]

in a court of law she would never be found guilty of murder because she didn't technically kill anyone .... so it sucks badly... but....its the law... smhwp

[@BrownPeterAnthony]

@@kookycoolauntkaryn5884 Same as Tony Blair..

[@zarmadyl5038]

@@kookycoolauntkaryn5884 Waow democracy.

[@yo.mama100]

If you think that's bad look up unit 731

[@taurotar]

@@kookycoolauntkaryn5884 The law is not always right.

[@brt-jn7kg]

I'm glad to see someone of the younger generation making these videos. This can never be forgotten this can never be allowed to have said it didn't take place or some other form of revisionist History allowed.

[@nickcoppard5335]

It is happening now in Ukraine

[@yolandascholten2012]

Least we forget…..but sadly we have!

[@ColtSievers1000]

But it is happening throughout the world it has never stopped from Cambodia to Vietnam Mexican drug lord to to African war lords dont think for a min it has ever stopped brutality and torture of men women and children still goes on through war and cartels . People are still been enslaved and tortured in wars and are still committing war crimes Ukraine and Russia there is serious war crimes on both sides but we only hear the Russian crimes on social media but believe me the Ukrainians wouldnt be that innocent I'der

[@christineperez7562]

His ideology is alive and well. These people birthed new children that belong to the devil. We have Nazi's here in America.

[@christineperez7562]

@@nickcoppard5335 Ukraine is also where a lot of Jews died. There was no death camps in Germany they were mostly in Poland. Not only Jews were killed, Poles, Russia, Ukraine etc. This went on for 12 years. Stalin killed just as many as Hitler did.

[@mongolikechewchew2475]

She was obviously anger at the fact that she hit every branch while falling down the ugly tree!

[@sonyatiscareno2995]

🤣💀🤣

[@liveyourbestsoftlife5705]

She sure was 🤣

[@Music45387]

Exactly! The fact that she was known to whip other women specifically across the face… tsk, tsk.

[@willemventer3935]

You look like a fashion model??

[@mongolikechewchew2475]

@@willemventer3935 Your mother thought so.

[@makeminefreedom]

She did not escape judgement. None of us will.

[@raininmyeyes77]

Vengeance belongs to me, I will repay. 🕊Romans 12:19🕊

[@nancyayala2217]

May all the innocent man woman and children Rest In Peace. May we never forget how evil humans can be.

[@1zanglang]

That is impossible to forget. Humans are evil all the time...

[@Allyourbase1990]

Some of these women look like they wouldn’t even be capable of this kind of evil . It’s crazy that this happened less than 100 years ago . We have to do better .

[@piroskaracz3621]

Disgusting that she had opportunity to live a nice life in West Berlin. How many of her victims never got that chance?

[@seanbrown9048]

Mossad should have visited this one…

[@alcodie1558]

@@seanbrown9048 Agree 110%

[@seanbrown9048]

@@alcodie1558 R.I.P. to all those victims.

[@grundgesetzart.1463]

West Berlin...in East Germany she would have been in camp, working in a coal mine with bare hands. We can see who supported the nazis secretly and who really fought them until the end....

[@ronnie_5150]

I suppose a little comfort can be taken in that she only lived to be 56.

[@spookreap]

It’s almost unimaginable that people could be so brutal and I can’t find the words to express how much suffering the Jews must’ve endured. And to think that a few managed to find the strength to live no matter what the Nazis did and I commend every one of them.

[@RodisOne]

And it could all happen again if you see how they treated unvaccinated people.

[@HL-xz8zf]

Not just jews. The nazis brutalised and exterminated all jewish sympathisers, disabled people, prisoners of war. Such cruelty.

[@godsson1110]

Wasn't just Jews in those camps. Alot of ppl fail to mention this. Only the Jews are associated with the Holocaust which isnt true.

[@freedomunltd]

@@RodisOne 100% agree - the same gangsters aka Nazis are running these pharmaceutical Companies in collusion with corrupt politicians and many others in key areas of Government, educational establishments and hospitals. These monsters hide in plain sight, they get off on duping and damaging humanity then controlling the rest. They are scum and scourge of the Earth

[@user-bj3jn1sq7y]

@@HL-xz8zf And gypsies, homosexuals etc

[@MrDavkoz]

How that poor woman can somehow muster a beautiful smile with all those bandages on her face and nose is beyond me. I hope she was able to persevere and have a good life after the war.

[@laniesenagonia3104]

I wouldn't call that a smile

[@rextucker3184]

I have seen that woman's face before in that same picture, although it was a wider shot. The caption attached to it explained she and the women with her had just been liberated. And that is what prompted her beautiful smile despite her pain. It was a wonderful thing to see it, my brother. I hope for her as well.

[@bobtaylor170]

@@rextucker3184 , that is wonderful! She looked so noble, somehow. I thought it was certain she'd been sent to a death camp.

[@tristansolero2159]

That so called beautiful woman, is the thug they are talking about in the video

[@09penny1]

She's so beautiful

[@KB-hx3px]

None of those people should’ve been allowed to live after the war was over.

[@joypussilano]

Look up colonial digndad in columbia..Columbia... they took over nasal and all the so called FDA, CDC, FAA, dept of education...zars...socialism... they have slowly been infiltrating. Hollywood, and the left party... they know older people equate the right with nazis...so they took over the left to throw them off... look up the Georgia guidestones and the organization behind them... plum island..Island... which just moved right next to a major beef suplier..supplier... our food processing plants have been having as you say ...major accidents??? One company buying up all the real-estate... bill gates and China buying up all the farmland.. they could fix global warming by using hemp instead of plastic... cuts Carbon emissions by 72 percent.... but they don't want you to know thar... they are u sing climate issue to further their agenda with eugenics to bring forth transhumanism... sound like a conspiracy theory??? Start doing your reasearch

[@KB-hx3px]

@@joypussilano ummmmmm, ok? 😄

[@30secondsflat]

Not a lot of justice in this world, is there?

[@trudakeane165]

God is just and this evil will be met with judgement and punishment. Christopher Australia

[@benaubrey3204]

None at all, but strange that people think they will be judged when they die, bit late then isn't it?

[@scrubsrc4084]

A family member of mine was one of the first in to liberate belsen, he never spoke to another German again in his life. Any local who says they knew nothing is a liar as they sent the trains through my home town of celle and even marched inmates from there at times.

[@lemmypop1300]

@@goldenhawk352 Yeah, keep telling that to yourself buddy.

[@lemmypop1300]

@@goldenhawk352 Common sense. There were thousands of guards across multiple camps; you think they never gossiped about their jobs with the locals? What about food suppliers, doctors, soldiers etc. who also worked at the camps? Also, railway transporting thousands of people to a single place that never seems to expand to receive new people, what were they thinking happened to them? I don't say they knew the exact methods by which people were exterminated (though many of them probably did), but they all knew it was a place for destroying Jews, Slavs, Gypsies and other undesirables. So your sources were probably kids at the time, perhaps particularly dumb, or lying through their teeth.

[@jackhowland3737]

@@goldenhawk352 There is no possible way that the locals could not smell the crematoria or thousands of bodies in various states of decomposition. Once lightening struck a tree in a pasture approximately 2 miles from our home killing 5 cows that were sheltering underneath. We learned of it from the smell 2 miles away. Impossible they did not know, absolutely impossible.

[@michaelv6870]

I`m sure the Germans were devastated that your relative never spoke to one again.

[@lemmypop1300]

@@michaelv6870? No, seriously, I know you knew what you wanted to say, but I need further explanation. Who said anything about my relatives?

[@salvadorperez8537]

to say this was just duty,orders is garbage these sadistic people must never be forgotten not to mention the poor victims/family

[@stevenyoung3288]

following orders only works if your on the winning side or a strong country.

[@donniegombel]

Her father was high up in the Masons. Most have never learned the true role of the masons in these world wars. I suggest everyone try to learn as much as possible, as fast as possible as we are about to inter the planned 3rd world war.

[@christineperez7562]

No many were willing and happy to kill. A lot of German's left or helped them escape, and hundreds of German's tried killing Hitler.

[@salvadorperez8537]

@@christineperez7562 no argument against ur take. But mine is against the everyday killers and superiors who did not hesitate day after day

[@canucklehead11]

It's hard to believe there are still people who deny or minimize the holocaust. The wholesale cruelty by many Germans of that period is disgusting.

[@druanubis7194]

How about the Native American holocaust or the the holocaust the Russians did, don't compare this so-called holocaust to the decimation of entire cultures, atleasy they got their country while those of Native Americans only given some land.

[@canucklehead11]

@@druanubis7194 Is it possible that every genocide and mass slaughter is terrible? Do we really have to argue about which is worse?

[@GiggityGoo205]

@@canucklehead11 well if we're looking at the numbers the nazis genocided approximately six million people while the communists genocided 150 million people collectively, 100 million in China, 40 million in Russia and the rest is split up with all of the others

[@CristiNeagu]

People think that only a monster could carry out such atrocities. That no human being could ever be capable of creating such horror. Unfortunately, with exceptions, all of the guards in these camps, all of the people that helped create this hell were normal people, just like everyone else. Yes, there were some seriously deranged individuals heading the whole thing, but most were just normal, average people. We are all capable of this hell, and there is a very thin line between civilisation and this. And more than remembering what happened, we need to remember that it can happen again, easily, with most people endorsing it, just like they did back then.

[@goawayandlearnsomedamnmann1391]

I had a man tell me at the gas station that the holocaust never happened. I can’t remember how we even started the conversation but it really upset me, I have family ( from a long time ago who witnessed the atrocities).

[@RowanWarren78]

All three of my paternal uncles were WW2 Veterans. Believe me, when they came back, none of them were the same carefree, innocent boys from Virginia. My uncle Jim in particular was severely effected. He had a hard time accepting human connection or being touched. I wouldn't find out until many years later that he was one of the soldiers who liberated the camp at Bergen Belsen. He lost his faith, his optimism, and ability to be vulnerable. My God, war destroys a soldier in so many ways. Like so many who were lucky enough to return home, he couldn't talk about it. He only told his wife what he witnessed. Even that second hand account effected her acutely. Considering how diligent the Nazis were in their record keeping, and how well documented these events were, you can be sure that Holocaust deniers don't have a sincere disbelief concerning what occured. They just don't view it to be a tragedy. This attitude persists to this day. During the events if January 6th at our nation's capitol, I saw men wearing tee shirts that said 6MWE. I had no idea what that meant. I would later learn it meant "Six Million Weren't Enough" in reference to the number of Jews murdered. These people walk among us, they are raising children and they vote. Never forget.

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

Well said and very important to know. The 6MWE is shocking and the deplorables who still believe that way ARE among us. Many people are Not good citizens, and it hurts America. They don't vote, they don't volunteer, go to city meetings, go to PTA meetings or participate in keeping our country safe, prosperous and united. BUT, if conditions are right, they gather to act out violently, some with weapons, to make change, never using their peaceful rights or obligations as true Americans. The founding fathers' knew people should be citizens to make Democracy happen and work. Jan 6 and 2016 elections really made me fear for my country. Right wing people are afraid of Socialism, but fascism came around by the election of 2016 and that is a far worse government type. My Father fought in WW2 and after being wounded went to Belgium to drive Officers around in a jeep. He saw a concentration camp too. Heartbreaking.

[@lew-e]

I can assure you the people wearing those shirts are a tiny tiny tiny minority and do you at all represent what that day was about. There are bad apples in every crowd.

[@turkey2003]

go to a Muslim majority area in the US and ask them what they they think of the holocaust. I live in a Somalian Muslim area in US and they don't have a kind view of the Jews. Yes these people do vote.

[@Mohroka]

@@lew-e Right because that day was about something other than am authoritarian coup, get real, holocaust deniers are the exact same type of person who would absolutely chant something like, "They will not replace us.", or "Blood and soil." There is no middle ground there, there is no excusing what happened in WW2 or Jan.6th, as far as I and pretty much EVERYONE else is concerned, those people on Jan.6 were Nazi's.

[@Pottymouth_]

"During the events if January 6th at our nation's capitol, I saw men wearing tee shirts that said 6MWE.".. yeah that didn't happen. Nice fairy tale.

[@gabriellashimone6546]

Not killing people directly yet brutalising them, leaving scars no one can ever see and wounds that will never really heal is worse than murder. Those who do such things should be tortured to death in the same way they brutalised their victims.

[@henryzouhar9079]

only God perfectly judges all, don't worry

[@bradbumgardner351]

So using evil to fight evil is some how justified why?

[@jamesstevenson7725]

You seem no better than the Nazis

[@bryaneberly3588]

@@atheosmachina so just continue the hatred toward people who think differently than you. YOU are the reason we say "never forget."

[@gabriellashimone6546]

@@bradbumgardner351 IS it evil or is it just execution? Have you ever been assaulted in any way that could be described as horrific? I won't ever seek vengeance because I consider vengeance and hatred to be the children of that depraved malignancy of the soul so freely and loosely dubbed evil. No, I believe punishment should fit the crime in some cases and otherwise, actual rehabilitation applied to those who are truly ill of the mind. I work with people in my occupation who have done some wretched things in their lives, have friends who once (literally) did something wretched. I believe that, for the overwhelming majority of human beings, one is better than the worst thing they have done. The exceptions exist and prove the rule. Those exceptions are the ones who cannot and will not change or know remorse for their deeds. Such individuals cannot be granted freedom or absence of justice, justice for the sake of those who have and will suffer unspeakably at their hands. In the end, one reaps what one sows. A veces, no hay justicia si no para la muerte.

[@seanbrown9048]

Too bad Mossad never paid this sadist a visit…

[@bobholmes65]

One thing for sure, women in the SS received leniency. A horrible double standard.

[@dpt6849]

quite normal wih the left

[@gottod6895]

@@dpt6849 Left and right are relative, you are the left for Nazis and they are right to you(Hope so).

[@kirbyd]

@@dpt6849 give it a rest . You think your modern day politics has anything to do with punishments handed out after ww2 ? Yeah , those 1940’s “libs” always screwing up everything, with their woke ideals .

[@Sirzhukov]

Women always get scott free.

[@dpt6849]

@@gottod6895 the relative part is lately a thing indeed. Very confusing.

[@welshpete12]

There was a very famous British BBC news reporter . Who was one of the first journalists to be allowed in to Belsen . His wife said that he never smiled or laughed again for the rest of his life .

[@deathwarmedup73]

Richard Dimbleby

[@andreawood6312]

So not only was she a bully . But a coward as well!!!

[@kirkc4696]

All bullies are cowards; everyone of them

[@flossycee1012]

@@kirkc4696 💯👍

[@michaelv6870]

Why? Because she did not volunteer to spend the rest of her life in prison?

[@andreawood6312]

@@michaelv6870 well maybe 🤔 you should have been in one of those concentration camps. tippy tappy warrior. Your just a troll trying to get a reaction?

[@kleinesschreckgespenst319]

Well you surely wouldn't call her brave for volunteer for prison. So well. She did what was the best for her.

[@truthteller8459]

Truthfully if she knew how to design rockets, medicine, or something else the Allies could use after the war she never ever would have been charged with a 'crime' much less been held responsible but instead given a new life in one of the Allie countries being provided everything they needed for the rest of their life.

[@HunterPeale]

there is a sickening history regarding nazi medical legacy. it begins with i.g.farben, a dye/pharmaceutical conglomerate without which the nazi war machine would not have been nearly as powerful as it was. (BASF, Beyer, etc.) as the german forces took a city, i.g. farben would take over industrial interests, growing more and more powerful as the war machines progressed. i g farben conducted medical experiments on concentration camp prisoners, among other things, drug tests were carried out. chloroquine was tested at Auschwitz. a tranquilizer, compound 489, was also tested at Auschwitz. if you are old enough, you will remember the horrors of that drug, which came to be known in the US as thalidomide. a nazi method of drug testing. thalidomide was marketed in the early 1960s as a tranquilizer/ anti morning sickness drug, it was prescribed widely in Europe. a young doctor Kelsey with the FDA in america refused to release approval for its use in the US, though she was threatened repeatedly and viciously. when news finally broke that THALIDOMIDE was causing children to be born without arms and legs among other deformities, distribution was stopped, and President Kennedy gave her the highest civilian medal. this is an oversimplified view, Wikipedia actually is a good place to start, i discovered after weeks of research. thalidomide is still being marketed for leprosy in Brasil and i think multiple myeloma. deformed babies are, of course, being born wherever it is marketed, people share, people don't read labels. drug companies just get more wealthy, though.

[@markjamison9677]

Lesson learned do your studies .

[@magdalena_dewinter]

@@markjamison9677 or.. don’t be a nazi

[@lesliewoinarowicz7018]

Your thinking is sick and sadistic. I feel sorry for you child.

[@Kaiserbill99]

And none of this would lessen the crimes of those who were tried and convicted nor lessen the justice in their convictions.

[@bethaniel841]

I met an elderly man, when I was visiting Belsen. He explained that many of the soldiers used petrol soaked rags across their faces, as the smell of rotting corpses and disease was so intense! He went on to describe how some British soldiers had ‘pock like’ marks on their faces, around the area of the gas soaked rags.

[@geminisabah]

Also breathing the petrol or gasoline gets you inebriated or high. The only way to cope

[@bethaniel841]

@@geminisabah Is never thought of that, makes complete sense though!

[@mel8517]

So the pseudo quasi brilliant idea of anti- social xenophobia leaning towards the likes of cultural hygiene by hypocritical means of ethnic cleansing, that opposes the same or even worse symptoms of diseased rotted bodies,are beyond the pointless scientific means of mass humane trial & error.Such fascistic exercises of futile inhumane judgements are beyond biological repair & or financial reperation.But even when amusement park are full of most people who are throwing ones guts up on the side of a massive Colossal roller coaster ride.That bad idea experience is over,& should the least give other spectators in line of the grinder,the common sensical option, to atleast learn from those who already did,to not ever want to experience forward towards riding it out once again!

[@philstrachan]

Yes, i met an old guy when i was a kid who liberated one of the first camps and he said they did that. Having sniffed petrol as a kid, yeah, i know - i had a bad teenagerhood - and the horrible hallucinations it gives would just be unbelievable for these guys going into a real life horror.

[@josiel152]

nothing schocking about this girls being released and given her freedom. The majority of the concentration camp guards and others such such as the einsangruppen killers were never punished nor did they even go to any trial.

[@markhonerbaum3920]

How and why she wasn't delivered to the Gallows is a total mistake of which in being recognized wasn't given to the prisoners for trial and execution in the space of minutes.

[@pauaburch4618]

Most were just barley looked at . We brought dozens of scientist doctors etc who commited heinous crimes against humanity to the united states during operation paper clip they werent punished they were rewarded

[@a.marvellehoneyman4560]

Yes, the very reason we have major issues now.

[@pauaburch4618]

To think after all these yrs its never stopped

[@kaimalino528]

Werner von Braun. Germany's foremost physicist; helped develop the V-2 Rocket, and the slave labour associated with its manufacture. Went to America after the war and help developed the American Space Program. I wonder if some President awarded him the Medal of Freedom.

[@therealgalaxy009]

I enjoy your videos very much. Very informative and brilliant with focusing on some obscure individuals and events during and after WW2. Keep up the good work.

[@FrankyHaemmer]

I believe that evil is in all of us. I'm glad I wasn't born back then.

[@fotorabia]

Well thats us reassured.

[@chiselcheswick5673]

There is a difference between being able able to carry out horrific acts only when absolutely necessary (ie defending you family from attack) and carrying out horrific acts willingly and enjoying it. For me evil is defined as per the second case and not everyone is willing to do that.

[@a.marvellehoneyman4560]

Yes, we all have a shadow side, we must…choose to do no evil. It’s really the only reason we suffer as humans, it’s because of the choice and evil in us.

[@johnsavage6628]

God! There is no punishment to fit the crimes involving the death camps!

[@jesuslovesyou1881]

Hell

[@phoenixfox3379]

this is what the socialist left wants to do to anyone who stands up to them, They have been recorded talking about it.

[@renee1961]

Hello, and again, Thank You for these videos.

[@hoponpop3330]

She became a guard in April 1945 ,Germany surrendered on May 9th 1945 She was a guard for one month. There were no witnesses to Capital crimes . When she was assigned the war was already decided Seems like she is a pretty small fish to be the subject of a video 70 years later .

[@cplcabs]

small fish maybe, but these things need to be told.

[@batarasiagian9635]

I wish I had been one of Kohlmann's guards after she was captured. Attempted escapes occasionally occur and may require lethal force. Regrettable, I know.

[@JackF99]

Perhaps the fact that she was involved only in the very closing days of the war caused the Allied investigators to have less interest in her

[@zibabird]

As always, we appreciate your sharing this information. It needs to be told and much more important, listened to so History does not repeat itself.

[@Makeyourselfbig]

It's repeating itself in the Ukraine right now.

[@Makeyourselfbig]

It's repeating itself in the Ukraine right now.

[@Christmas-dg5xc]

"so History does not repeat itself." Haha, it's BEEN repeating itself, just not in the exact same way, so that the masses can be kept happy in their ignorance. See R J Rummel's Democide book (and site.) Most care so little that they wouldn't even know to find these places on a map.

[@tubthump]

@@Makeyourselfbig it continued in Ukraine most notably for the last 8 years with the Azov neo nazis and other neo nazi and Banderite groups. Thankfully this will be ending soon with war crimes trials the like of which have not been seen since the end of WWII. Russia and the peoples republics of the Donbas have been diligently amassing evidence which will lead to the justice this hateful woman evaded

[@brianminter2472]

Unfortunately. Ziba Bird, History always repeats itself. I hope you are not around for the next. "Ice Age" because it will get pretty chilly. .......

[@lorraineforget5483]

A Canadian History high school class lead to my education about the Holocaust and further learning about it. A education is the solution to never let it happen again.

[@zarmadyl5038]

Correct education. I might be wrong this is just a guess. But the reason to why the nazis even became nazis is because of corrupt education (lies) or whatever. And you can't control it when you are in a place like north korea or china and being strictly educated on some lies yet not have the resources to check on urself. Maybe a few can but what about millions of people. I think wisdom on early age is better. So you can pick wisely and not just eat it all up. Lots of children even now eat information up like they might become successful and all but doesn't change the fact that they believe something without actual proof, because they have been told so. And if you disagree then you are the ''uneducated'' one.

[@abigoreternal7537]

I hate to be the guy but uh... It would be "AN education"

[@zarmadyl5038]

@@abigoreternal7537 I hate to be that guy but uh... ''an'' is not wrote or typed in capitals. So it's an education.

[@harrylangdon491]

America was exhausted by war and quickly lost the desire to punish Nazi brutality, especially with the new enemy Soviet Union, looming large. Only a comparative handful of Nazi killers and torturers and imprisoners were punished, and those got off lightly for the most part. This is because America's war aims did not include helping the victims of Nazi barbarity, but stopping Nazi conquest.

[@renamartin1265]

Nailed it.

[@michellelowe7082]

Even today society has a hard time seeing a woman as evil. Back then they really saw women as sweet,innocent,and not being able to think for themselves so they probably thought (stupidly) that she was only doing what she was forced to do! Women although don't commit as many evil crimes as men but when they do commit an evil crime they tend to be way more sadistic than a man.

[@shannadehning9464]

Right? It always seems deeply personal to them when they do commit a crime of that nature. Wild.

[@serendpity3478]

Myra Hyndley, Rose West, Katherine Knight and Karla Homolka spring to mind.

[@ivanrenic4243]

I needed a minute to realise, but I was literally with my history class in Neuengamme a few weeks back. We got a very insightful tour of the camp

[@von-Adler]

When I visited there were two modern Prisons built on the site. One was closed prison and one was an open prison.

[@ivanrenic4243]

@@von-Adler yeah, they tried to make it into a modern prison. But they shut it down for good like 10 years ago or more

[@merlingeikie]

"Totalitarianism is made possible by normal people doing their jobs." Arendt

[@AJ-hi9fd]

If we wish to know how easy it is to introduce group think and a police state, let’s analyse the last 2 yrs.

[@petehayes8779]

It is easy to understand that one could be traumatized by simply watching videos of this nature . I cannot imagine what it probably was like to have actually witnessed these atrocities being committed on fellow human beings!

[@dosmundos3830]

atrocities have been committed by nazis in Ukraine for the last 8 years.

[@kaimalino528]

What is even more amazing is there are individuals today that trivialize these events and say "oh the communist did worse ... blah, blah, blah".

[@johnkrazzki6492]

@@kaimalino528 What is even mor disturbing is, that something like this can (and does) happen again anytime. Civilization is but a thin coating of barbarism.

[@johnkrazzki6492]

Thankfully it doesn't occur to the extend it could unfold in the Nazi era, But the mindset that makes it happen is still there

[@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts]

Awesome channel thank you very much👍🏾

[@twinkle3026]

I think it is splitting hairs, to say this horrid woman did not take a life, because she was a key player of an organisation which did take lives. Thousands of lives! That poor young lady with the Elastoplast across her wounded face should have been allowed to flog the one who did this to her, after the liberations. I know two wrongs do not make a right, but it would have made me feel better, especially if that monster had attacked a loved one of mine. .... Thank you for sharing these very poignant documentaries with us. xxxxx

[@howey935]

My grandad was with the first British troops to liberate Bergen Belson.

[@HunterPeale]

i am sure that affected him for life

[@howey935]

@@HunterPeale It did I got him to take cannabis when he was 63 to see if it would help and it cut his nightmares down greatly he used it right up until he died when he was 99.

[@HunterPeale]

@@howey935 he was fortunate to have you

[@howey935]

@@HunterPeale Thankyou

[@Pte1643]

Makes you wonder. The likes of Kohlmann and Grese and others, so much evil in such young bodies.

[@ianjohnson4987]

Excellent video - very thought-provoking -thanks

[@stevefox8605]

Excellent, thanks 👍🏻👍🏻

[@skimmer8774]

Absolutely insane. Released!

[@dosmundos3830]

she served her time, what more do you want?

[@RT-mm8rq]

All in a days work. The scary facts are that these people were a lot like you and me. In other words they had families, friends, had birthdays parties and walks in the park on a summer day. Then somehow get up from bed, have breakfast and go to " work " while turning off any sense of thier humanity, ignore the suffering of others or even takeing pleasure in their acts of brutality. They literally followed a government that turned them into an army of serial killers. The problem is that mankind is very capable of looking at others and seeing them as less than they are, less human. This is the root cause of hate, slavery, racism and war in this world.

[@tiddybearkush]

They were like the left is today

[@Cat-no8ts]

Agree... which is why they all deserved the death penalty simply because their 'joys of brutality' made them all guilty of murder by act or association, all leading them to death..which was their ultimate goal. Only due to the liberation did her heinous brutality come to an end..and even that bit of justice by the soldiers was rendered totally inert because somehow the laws in Great Britain didn't see the need to even incarcerate her but instead let her loose!

[@stuartharrison9944]

@@tiddybearkush What a disgusting remark!! A clear case that EVIL continues today in creatures like YOU!

[@ffffffffffffffs]

Every policeman soldier official of any country has to leave their morals behind when putting their uniform on. The State will take responsibility for your actions. Leaving you free to commit whatever acts you commit. I was only following orders . The Nazis were guilty of horrendous acts but if you look at the history of any of the allies since 1945 nothing has changed.

[@RT-mm8rq]

@@ffffffffffffffs The issue is that it doesn't take a uniform to treat someone badly.

[@warrenkimble4578]

Fascinating shows mate keep it up cheers 😃👍

[@jessicalypso8839]

Taking into account what the narrator says @ 3:29, "Arbeit Macht Frei" takes on a much, much darker meaning...

[@igostupidfast3]

I just realized the "freedom" that they earned by working for the first time just now

[@MarkSentMe]

That was precisely the meaning. We read an account in one of the classes I subbed in where the guards told the prisoners that the only way they were leaving the camp was up the chimney.

[@ray7419]

Their cynicism knew no bounds.

[@pierrefranckx6363]

It was typical Nazi cynicism.

[@carolined5923]

Shocking that so many innocent died back then at the hands of psychopaths, they live among us and are also in high places these days and we do not notice them

[@robinhawkins335]

Everytime we declare an enemy the leaders of the enemy are declared monsters otherwise there is no explanation for the beastly deeds our state and press reports them doing. It seems there is a playbook faithfully repeated creating inexhaustable supplies of "new Hitlers". At this point I have many doubts as to Hitler being that "Hitler" we've been trained to despise. In war the first casualty is the truth and the history is the victor's version of events.

[@skh5960]

So true Caroline...

[@willemventer3935]

Tell me you ever hear about the KATYN WOODS or MAI LAI OR THE GULAGS IN RUSSIA?? the Chinese CULTURAL REVOLUTION?

[@robinhawkins335]

@@willemventer3935 Yes and if not for a lucky document find in post-soviet Russia we would still believe the Germans committed the murders at Katyn. We are fooled too easily.

[@willemventer3935]

@@robinhawkins335 Funny how the Russians could manufacture , sorry find all this documentary evidence isn't it?? Yes we are fooled very easily and some are so good at fooling us.

[@gordonmculloch4904]

Sadly there are still people like kohlmann in this world.

[@stevomcsteve9492]

Yup...Most of them Democrats. The new Nazi Party!

[@hubriswonk]

Every single person has the capability to become her.....

[@sagapoetic8990]

She probably gave information and/or had important connections. No one just walks away for crimes for such brutality scott free

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

who knows, I'm thinking the trials could have been pushed thru rapidly, due to volume. A Judge may have not been thorough and hurried thru her documents and made a judgement. So many were awaiting trial. She did escape justice and that was a crime.

[@sassypants5716]

What?! The elites are committing crimes against humanity even now, and getting away with it. Gates, Fauci, Swab, Soros….all very, very evil.

[@grafvonwalbeck8261]

a lot of nazis walked away without any real punishment. Many took on regular jobs and some even ended up in government.

[@jasonmitialis6694]

more like they had enough political lynchings to go on so she was un needed

[@bennuballbags2]

My grand father was one of the first forces to walk into Hiroshima after the bomb was dropped, I have the photos and diary he kept. I only knew of this after he died, I dont blame him for not wanting to talk about this experience, he didn't talk much of the war,,....well the bad bits. But he told many stories of being with his mates in the Mercenary navy (sitting ducks). You know when something is so traumatic that people cannot even mention it, I swear they cannot do this or they would have some type of break down. I think this was my grand dads thoughts for ive researched the affect of these bombs. Imagine thousands of people skinned like sausages and then melting and bleeding out of every part of their bodies. Horrendous....but it HAD to happen to stop the war. We should all make everyone get educated about what really happened in WW! and WW2...then there would en be no more war. These camps were not just in Europe....they were in Russian and throughout the world. Thy were not al death camps but the Japanese seem to be ignored seriously when it comes to genocide and mass murder as well a torture and starvation.

[@analesia7cassels16]

I think there will always be wars basically because alot of people make alot of money and people R stupid .

[@johnybloom5575]

Im glad they dropped the bombs

[@Paul-jz3wc]

A lot of people were treated horribly by Japan, although i don't think too many females got into it, I'm not sure.

[@edwinsalau150]

A lot of Koreans were complicit.

[@USARonin]

No, they didn't. Women had a special place in Japanese culture.

[@Paul-jz3wc]

@@USARonin that's kinda what I thought. Not that japanese women don't have the ability to be sadistic.

[@phoenixfox3379]

nope, german wone got off on it. Japanese women stayed home. But your right, japan was as bad and often worse than the nazis.

[@USARonin]

@@edwinsalau150 Yes, Koreans were used as POW camp guards and were especially brutal because *they weren't allowed to fight on the front lines, an honor denied them. * the ones who managed prisoners, anyway

[@truthseeker104]

The Freemasonic heritage should be noted here, was that part of her leniency "Will nobody help a poor widow's son?" Or daughter in this case!

[@truthseeker104]

@brother in arms . That may be so as they often sacrifice their own anyway, especially if they are sacrificing porch masons (of the Blue Lodge), however the global system we live under is loosely Freemasonic, which is why leaders the world over wear suits and ties. The tie being a symbol of the initiation ritual. So there would be some higher Freemasons, (not the porch masons, as they are treated like the rest of the public) who would be given special favours. The main corruption that runs through Freemasonry in general is the way they get "unmerited favour." So my comment above is only speculative based on her links to a higher Freemason.

[@dontalkt2meboutheros]

@brother in arms . That may be the case but some of those trying her would surely belong to the freemasons. That's where the leniency came from.

[@dontalkt2meboutheros]

@brother in arms . Lip service. We all know that's not completely true. You're bound by the threat of death. Nothing you do is an act of love. Your synonym states this also.

[@SpaceShipDeathstar]

Interesting how much differently this story gets told.

[@TheAmandahc]

according to a man I worked with in the sixties all the time he served in the US army during WW2 he never ceased to be amazed by Hitler's early success with so few supporters declaring that as a young lieutenant serving with the occupation force in Berlin he had only ever met a handful of Germans who had supported him All the rest having opposed him

[@hiramabiff2017]

I have read & seen stories about German concentration camp guards for many decades and their crimes against humanity, but the is very limited coverage on the Croatian & Ukraine SS guards especially as Ukrainian SS guards were used in great numbers because of there loathing of communists/Jews/Gypsies. Surely the biggest non German SS divisions of WW2 like Ukraine had dedicated to ethnic cleansing must have some history. Weird how the allies allowed all Ukrainian SS officers to go home without charge at the end of the war.

[@michaelv6870]

What are you? A Russian troll?

[@farmind6582]

So they could use them now!

[@hiramabiff2017]

@@farmind6582 That was sadly the truth. Those SS Ukrainians went home and became a thorn in Stalin's side until the late 50's when Stalin's mass genocide of all his enemies had them mostly killed or hide in the west. After " Perestroika " these old Nazi's came home and formed political parties. Even today you can see their old fascist ideology Red & Black flag flying ( Blood & Land ) on the Ukrainian government buildings.

[@zivaradlovacki2666]

That is why there is war in Ukraina right now. Nazis seized power again in 2014.

[@hiramabiff2017]

@@zivaradlovacki2666 That looks to be exactly what happened. I feel angry at Putin for invading, but our British press telling us Zelensky & Ukraine are innocent in this conflict are nothing but LIARS. Ukraine's " Azov " regiments are styled on their Nazi predecessors and the atrocities they have done in the Donbass region get ignored.

[@michaelbarry8513]

It was a disgrace that so many of the perpetrators escaped just punishment

[@randyking3691]

Her crimes are not remaining untold any more.

[@renee1961]

Rest In Peace to The Innocent Victims, and Those That Fought for Them. Prayers the Survivors were able to find Peace.🙏🙏🙏🙏🥀🥀🥀🥀💔💔💔💔🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@sonnydethier2916]

I thought I could relate to what these people had to go through by watching documentaries. I visited Mauthausen on a trip to Europe and it made me realize I had no idea what they really went through. It was worse than anything we can imagine. My thoughts go to them.

[@legalmexican]

She traded her guard uniform to a prisoner for her prisoner uniform? That's not true. If she wanted a prisoner uniform, she would have simply taken it.

[@brooke1639]

That's disgusting that they used their captors who brutalised starved and murdered them to bury their bodies in mass graves. Was it not enough that they died at their hands!!! To then be buried by someone that has no regard for you in a mass grave is just the final insult. Those inhumane evil S.A.S officers were probably getting even more kicks out of doing that.

[@jwillis6718]

SS not SAS

[@kirstywright5228]

I understand where you are coming from, but I believe it was done as a punishment, having to face the brutality they themselves dealt.

[@vinylmonstretify]

Evil...

[@makeupboss3568]

It seems that Nazi females were just as brutal as the males. Exacting brutality knows no boundaries in this case . Anneliese was just awful .

[@kitten5349]

I believe 'disturban history ' has more on Nazi females. There was one that had a human ashtray, etc.. dark dark time in our history

[@tonynickels6452]

5 days for crimes against humanity, 3 televised weeks for defamation of character.

[@zarmadyl5038]

And guess what they said ''win for humanity'' over some rich people in court. I'm sure most of them would be happy to see depp recieve $50-100m dollars rather than poor children being fed. And I don't think I'm reaching at all. Toxic people from both sides.

[@bambino100011]

She’s in her own hell….. I’m sure there are many others like her who did not serve time for their horrific crimes.

[@willemventer3935]

Yes for instance nobody were ever charged for the KATYN WOOD MASSACARE.

[@LisaRichards_123]

People are more concerned about the Johnny Depp trial than genocide in Ukraine. I love Johnny, don’t get me wrong, but give me a break. Genocide is happening.

[@seanbrown9048]

Depp is a wimp, and a disgusting, weak human being. The Ukrainians are amazing freedom fighters who are kicking Putin’s war criminal butt.

[@AlexanderJoneshttps]

I abosluty hate celebrities there to glorified compared to people getting killed in Ukraine I don't care about the trial either

[@farmind6582]

Genocide by which side? And the last 8 years?

[@truthsearcher596]

Proof ?.

[@seanbrown9048]

@@farmind6582 by war criminal Putin and his cowardly invaders, of course.

[@notorious_one2720]

Now make a documentary about nazis who happily lived their life after war in US. No punishment. No prison time. Good jobs. Good law abiding Americans.

[@pazuzu66613]

Here's one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaeTenVjidx5fpo&ab_channel=ThePeopleProfiles

[@christineperez7562]

True. When Germans also left because you had no choice to join. Also he killed German's especially if they were mentally challenged, ILL disabled, or orphaned. Hitler was be far not the only one willing and happy to kill.

[@notorious_one2720]

@@Ned.1274 Also true.

[@josephperreault997]

Heartbreaking! Maybe all these horrible criminals should have been tried by the Russians and not the western allies.

[@jesuslovesyou1881]

yea maybe so

[@hotdog9262]

you think jews were loved in russia?

[@olasmith8132]

...but don't forget what the Soviet Russians did to Eastern Europeans, (or do Eastern European people not count when it comes to human suffering?), the Goulags, the famines in Ukraine and Russia itself, ...which Devil do you choose?

[@theo9952]

According to Wiki she did serve half her sentence.

[@williamegler8771]

West Berlin was not the capital of either the FDR or the DDR after the end of the war. Bonn was the capital of the FDR and East Berlin was the capital of the DDR. Berlin did not become the capital again until Germany was reunited.

[@justmissjamey]

I just can't imagine how many bodies are now resting and covered in mass graves all around there. I just watched the one about thousands buried on a beach, under the sand...

[@gailknight3128]

It astounds me that there are people out in the world who do not believe that these camps existed, even with all the films of these horror holes out there. I don't understand these sort of people.

[@farmind6582]

And they are building them again for people who refuse to comply with the round of dictates

[@imsocuteimsorich4952]

Rest in peace to all innocent people who died by the command of an insanity man,God bless them amen,hopefully they are united with their loved ones again,💖🌈😘💑💏👫👫👫👫👫👫👫👫👫😘💑💏

[@suonatar1]

I know it's risky to say this, but given that the fate of many prisoners was death anyway, she would prove to be more merciful, had she taken someone's life with a gun, rather than inflict so much suffering.

[@flippers49]

If there were more like her nothing of this shit going on throughout the world would have happened.

[@59tante]

Injustice

[@atomictrix]

All of the inmates look well fed.

[@kayvan671]

Not really. Troll somewhere else!

[@katharinecrumpton6314]

Its a disgrace how she got away with all that

[@doloresturner2974]

Nothing is hidden from the OneTrue Judge! 🌟🛐🌟

[@vrose6372]

Thank you @TheUntoldPast for posting this, my father lost his entire side of his family except for my grand parents -except for his parents in the Shoah - we lost an entire history in our family including 2 and 3 year old siblings who were toddlers, we were what is called Buchari/ Bucharian Jews aka Persian/ dark skinned Jews in Europe- Eastern Europe, Lituana, Polsk, and the area of Rus - my people came from Persia through the Silk/Spice trade route through Mongolia and into Europe many hundreds of years passed. Again, thank for posting this video. I also know what Grese did, this video I could stomach but the Grese video I could not - But, keep this going and posting, if we forget this then all of mankind will face it together this time around not just the Jewish people - I know Grese's history all too well... thank you again I see I was censored above about the truth of History...

[@karenharper2266]

Sometimes that happens, and I have no idea why, but you can still read what you have typed, anyway.

[@bakabaka6565]

One of the less known among this group of crazy criminal women in Bergen Belsen. Most of these people didn’t pay for their crimes but their life after was quite miserable and nobody remember of them, even their own families

[@57Jimmy]

Yup. She croaked at 56. Undoubtably miserable and alone!👍

[@deniseroe5891]

It is so sad that even after liberation many of the former prisoners died. My dad was in WWII, but in the Pacific Theater. Disgusting what humans will do to other humans. Hard to call these people humans, but they were. God bless.

[@wicketandfriendsparody8068]

First time I’d heard somebody mention the rife typhus:/