WARNING: Actual Footage Of Holocaust Concentration Camp - Auschwitz Untold Stories

[@ACEDTVL]

hey guys thanks for taking the time to watch this video in full I guarantee you it will be worth it, let me know what parts of the video you found interesting in the comments below and if you learn something new I would love it if you would share this video with your friends thank you so much happy holidays

[@diegosemprun]

@@ACEDTVL thank you my man! Enjoyed the whole thing

[@G.Turaco]

Ace any idea which country the first genocide and concentration camps the Germans had in the world?

[@drmoz43]

THANKS A TRILLION TIMES OVER FOR THIS VIDEO!!!!!!!!😢😢😢😢

[@szczepionzabijaka8476]

It was a really good presentation. You have great respect for the world.

[@mbmb327]

@ACEDTVL you should go to mannheim Germany..nice city..my wife is from there..I went there 2 years ago and loved it..

[@tammyjames000]

YOu should get some kind of documentary award for the way you covered this topic. Great Job! I have never seen Auschwitz like this. I felt like I was there. WE MUST NEVER FORGET!

[@ACEDTVL]

Wow, thank you!

[@rafaelsaldia6692]

@@tammyjames000 How ironic, due to current events, it seems like they damn sure have forgotten.

[@nasar3jal]

What about the Holocaust they themselves are now practicing against the Palestinians?

[@tranchiegarvin6690]

Some, "SOME" have already "Forgot" and they are now doing what was done to them to someone else.

[@ka9202]

I don't think anyone has seen Auschwitz like this.

[@chadrick9340]

I can feel the darkness through the phone from looking at this place.

[@ChosenLoveAngel]

I could also...its heavy. So many souls still there. So sad.

[@user-js7cw3yd4l]

Yess

[@Yellow-w4r]

@@chadrick9340 yes me to 😢

[@Shadowx011]

Despite all the death and torture…I feel peace.

[@IEATU95]

ohhh no what a cope, these people were asked to leave lmao, they stayed and found out

[@juliannamallo3600]

My great grandfather was one who was put in camp for not supporting the nazis. He refused to stop helping his Jewish patients as a doctor and was tortured in dachau 😔thank you for mentioning the other victims

[@anniemgregory]

@@juliannamallo3600 I'm so sorry to hear about your Great Grandfather.

[@angela_tarantulas]

@@juliannamallo3600 your great grandfather is a hero ❤️ may his soul rest in heaven ❤️

[@pammymusic4ever]

@@juliannamallo3600 Your great grandfather is a true hero in my eyes. 🩷

[@albedesigns]

Wow! I'm so sorry your family had to endure such a tragedy in their lives.

[@joanbaczek2575]

My grand father too his name was Ludwig Baczek what was your great grampa name?

[@kashmiere_playz5314]

The children drawing made me so emotional, the fact that they saw what was going on is very chilling.

[@terrinikkahinds4978]

THIS is the only style of educational videos that should be allowed when teaching Ethnic history. It's real. No sugar-coating. It's sad. It's scary. If you know better, you do better. Thanks for the reality check. A reminder you're blessed.

[@lindan2836]

Educational??? You must be American. We learn this in primaryschool.

[@roku6722]

@@lindan2836 Are you just here to gloat how smart you think you are?

[@lindan2836]

@@roku6722 no, I am just realy in disbelieve that there are people who see this as "educational". I do not think I am smart but this basic knowledge. How can people not know this???

[@roku6722]

@ So why even click on the video and read the comments? Just because you know something does not mean everyone else is as well informed.

[@katpoohtoo]

@@lindan2836 You were "educated" about this at some time in your life. You weren't born with the knowledge. I was born in 1962 and my dad had been a prisoner of war in a Japanese prison camp during WWII. I was educated about all this when I was a kid, because of what happened only around 20 years before I was born. Education is education regardless of when or where a person is. Too bad you have such a short memory about having been "educated" about this. I hope you write a book about all the things that you know without having been educated about them. It might make interesting reading.

[@sassycat6487]

This is the best tour I've seen of Auschwitz yet. You showed footage I've never seen before like the outside of it.

[@raindog6852]

So you did not see a lot

[@NeilBone]

Mr. Ace. I am living in Switzerland basel over 32 years from Trinidad. I have seen many many many make videos of this place. None have ever taken the extra time in the cold to explain an explanation of the place as you did. I understand your sadness that's why I can't go. I will break down and cry. Thank you for your patience in the cold. Take care of yourself brother. ✌️

[@gamenmetbritt3491]

I was there one time too with tears in my eyes😢🇳🇱

[@starks1974]

Powerful video Ace. It still upsets me that people question the history and ignore the real history. Can’t wait to see what you bring in 2025 as 2024 has been amazing.

[@nasar3jal]

What about the Holocaust they themselves are now practicing against the Palestinians?

[@Blacktolite]

There is a genocide being committed right now in Gaza by the same zionists who claim to be victims of genocide this is propaganda to be victims while occupying a nation under apartheid.

[@sissysovereign1294]

I know. As much historical evidence that we currently have of humanity's ugliness there's no reason to keep denying such things existed at one point in time. To think innocent people were really sent to those hideous buildings to be dehumanized,humiliated and slaughtered because of a deranged self hating weirdo😢

[@lourar.2800]

It took me 3 days to finish this video because there were many times I had to stop because it was so heartbreaking to witness all the evidence of War. Thank you very much for sharing your experience with us. This is a perfectly edited video and your input and educational information is impressive. My favorite part of this video is the amount of silence that you captivated while filming. It is refreshing to have a tour without constant narrating, I respect the moments you gave us to just visualize and take in what you saw. And the respect that you gave for the lost , thank you❤

[@DarkKent234]

@lourar.2800 this isn't evidence of war. It's evidence of pure evil.

[@coopivm]

My great uncle was a photographer in WW2 and had the chilling pleasure to document the liberation of Auschwitz. Seeing this video really puts some additional perspective behind these photos.

[@andrewsalas1154]

Can you provide a link to any of his photography? Thank you

[@coopivm]

@@andrewsalas1154 They are not published anywhere online. I have also not asked anyone in the family for permission to do so.

[@tropicalties3806]

@@andrewsalas1154 He's not the only one with photos. A late family friend, his father was a photographer that was tasked with photographing each camp the Americans liberated. He secretly made copies of the negatives before sending them to Washington DC. He took hundreds of photos, the camps were mostly empty or vandalized by the soviets if they arrived first.

[@Royaltyizme17]

Question why did your uncle take pictures of that ? Was he apart of it ? Or was he taking pictures because he knew they were sick people who hurt good people and wanted evidence for history purposes ?

[@coopivm]

@@Royaltyizme17 He was a photographer in Poland at the time. He knew he was documenting history and has some incredible photos throughout Europe during the War.

[@carldavenport3140]

I've been there and to Dachau. Never underestimate the cruelty of man. It is really something to experience with your own eyes.

[@Sir.T]

Way back in the day man was even more cruel then in WW2, it's always been a thing from the beginning of time and continues to this very day and will continue in the future.

[@deenice5444]

@@Sir.Tagreed. Very sad. Makes me want to forgive more, love more, pray more, and find a way to change things. Not sure where to start.but I’ll start somewhere.🙏

[@cakporji]

@@carldavenport3140 “Never underestimate the cruelty of man.” So sad that today, a Polish Jew descendant - Benjamin Netanyahu - is executing the same cruelty on innocent Palestinian babies and children in the name self defense and biblical injunction, same excuses the Nazis used for the holocaust. Go figure!

[@stacie4170]

They slept stacked. Maybe 10 or more on each bunk. I think it helped them keep warm…but man oh man. It’s unbelievable that this happened. 🙏🏼😔

[@namastetoday2424]

When you got the children’s drawings I burst into tears, so sad to imagine what they saw and to imagine how these children felt as they were drawing. You did an amazing job on this one Ace, keep up the good work and spreading knowledge ❤️

[@ACEDTVL]

it broke my heart

[@Ghostie2255]

Im still crying, one of the most emotional videos Ive watched in my life

[@iamkatykabha]

@@namastetoday2424 you should see the Palestinian children’s drawings. It tears me up every time

[@zwijntje3010]

​@@iamkatykabhaThis is not about Palestina, this is about the Holocaust!!! A bit respect, please!

[@kevindevonrudd2257]

@@iamkatykabhaThis has absolutely nothing to do with Palestine. God, you people are insufferable. Jews can’t have a single video on the holocaust without some pro Palestinian pushing their agenda in the comments. Incredibly distasteful and insolent. Learn some respect and decency.

[@VictoriyaTushnova]

the children's drawings made me so emotional. this was beautifully done. thank you for sharing a part of my heritage.

[@Lsaintremy17]

Ace has done a great job leading us through this journey. However, he cannot replicate how deep the grounds impact your soul. I have visited Auschwitz with my wife and daughters and I can tell you that you can almost hear the lost souls’ cries in the distance. Very eerie.

[@Stan-mp8zz]

Nice to see a african american in poland learning about the history of ww2 and what happened in these camps ran by the Germans in Poland thanks man

[@Rockineagle84]

The race doesn't matter stop making it about race

[@MichaelConnelly-b5z]

Bro

[@desyxd4400]

Exactly my thoughts. Many people selfishly only care to share the historical atrocities of their own people, and ignorantly ignore all other historical events. It’s refreshing to not have a “Pity ME above all” perspective. It’s nice to have an outside perspective, no biases.

[@Joanna_Aleksandra]

@Rockineagle84 well yes it does matter in this case. You dont see white people talking about black slaves and colonism and if they did I think the topic would be better understood in white cultures. So same goes for a black man talking about something that happend to white people.

[@JosiahfromPoros]

Let my bro learn bout hitlah times

[@Apechs]

This camp always makes me very emotional. I've been there and it's so, so heavy on the heart. Thanks for educating more people about this horrific piece of history!

[@mymaster416]

I liked the brothel and theater in there. Swimming pool wasn't that impressive tho

[@nathangreen1527]

I literally went here in July of last year. It was one of or if not the saddest things I’ve seen. Seeing the clothes, the hair of the people, the chamber where they got killed. It was saddening. As the tourist took us to the actual camp, it was soo scary looking and I remember hearing a scream in the distance that shook me. It’s sad how those people were tricked into thinking they’re leaving their lives for a better one just to get killed upon arrival. Sad.

[@paulsernine7913]

the victims of the death camps weren't thinking they'd be leaving for a better live. their property was seized and they were mass deported to the death camps in of cattle waggons.

[@ericmckinney9057]

Its silent and loud at the same time. Thank you for sharing brother.

[@babbutterfly981]

You hear the stories from survivors and documentaries, and you think it is unimaginable, until you see it for yourself. No words can do this justice. 💔 Heartbreaking

[@TimesUhave2BA_radicalintellect]

its actually not that bad when you know the real history... they were warned... they didnt respect the warning.. they got consequences

[@JessicaNichole89]

@@TimesUhave2BA_radicalintellect what a ridiculous ass comment! Wow!

[@TimesUhave2BA_radicalintellect]

@ i mean why should i feel bad that some people that are known to exploit other people were punished for exploiting another group of people... i feel sorry for the children but i have my own opinion on weather it was right or wrong... i listened to his speeches before it got Viscous and if i compare what he was saying about germany then to america now its a definite parallel... and look at gaza

[@JessicaNichole89]

@ I can’t see how anybody can justify the genocide that happened. I had family that died in this very place. What a disgusting mentality to have.

[@TimesUhave2BA_radicalintellect]

@@JessicaNichole89 let me ask you. how do you feel about the war on palestine? im not trolling im making a point

[@cassandramwakasege4759]

Ace you did it again, acknowledging history. I learn more from you than I’ve learned in schools I have attended 😢 Sad

[@Erica-wy8zx]

@@cassandramwakasege4759 TRUTH!

[@Khoisanboogie]

Bro, this was powerful, sad and important. I went to a slave port in my fathers home town in South Africa. All the names, stories and locations were as dark as this. We will never get where we re going unless we know where we come from. Thanks for sharing your video.

[@Arti-iChi]

@Khoisanboogie Felt emotional watching this...I dived into my family tree and found I'm descent of slaves in Cape Town...can't go too far in ancestry because of the records just having first names....But was incredibly sad going through slave records...

[@MarionBrandsen6204]

Thank you for being so respectful. I have seen videos of other people taking selfies smiling. You did a great job. In the Netherlands we had the subject at history class and I promised myself to go one day. Now at 62 years of age I still did not and maybe because it involves my family history, So thank you thank you thank you so much !

[@kareystanziale857]

It's the kind of quiet that makes your ears hurt. I haven't been there but I visited Dachau in Germany in 1996. These places where so much suffering and so much death happened need to be remembered and preserved so man kind will never be able to forget what went on here. You can also feel the lost souls. No birds chirping, voices from your guides are low and respectful the only sound for all to here is the footsteps on the gravel. I was brought to Dachau in a highschool group was completely shocking. The silence that carried us on to the busses after we completed the tour you could of heard a pin drop on carpet. It opened my eyes to haterid on a whole different scale. It's been 28 years now and I still remember as if it was yesterday.

[@MetalHeadWorshipLeader]

The first time I saw the inside of a Concentration Camp, it was the most heartbreaking experience I have ever felt. Walking in the places where so much evil happened, the lives lost, the torture; was just devastating.

[@donnawilliams2062]

Love this new documentary style . Would love to see “ The Door of no return” in Ghana and hear you commentary. Definitely have this on my bucket list. Stay safe and thanks for inspiring. 😊

[@shiningstar4885]

I thought the door of no return was located in Senegal?

[@donnawilliams2062]

@ yes it is. But there’s also one in Ghana. Unfortunately slavery was/ is all around the world . 😢

[@karenawagner2691]

OSWIECIM, this was my grandfathers home town,when the the Nazis came in my family had a brick factory which was taken from them,their house was also taken,my grandfathers brothers and sister were put in the camp,there is so much to this story, my family were Catholic but were in Auswitz,grandfathers sister died in the camp and his brothers were starved and worked to death.I pray everyday. This insanity never happens again.

[@missyguss77]

Thank you so very much for sharing your family information. ❤🎉🎉🎉

[@Kare1949]

Just so terrible what the nazi’s did to people. I am so sorry 🙏🙏😢

[@jamesharris6414]

the mental relationship those children had with birds in their drawings was the hardest part for me... so many deep meanings in there. they were probably wishing they could just fly away and be free again. so sad

[@hellokitty2848]

This was incredibly difficult to watch. Thank you for taking us with you.

[@DesperatelySeekingSolitude24]

Ace, never have I ever seen a more powerful video. Absolutely outstanding. I subscribed. Truly heartbreaking images. I felt I was there with you. Thank you so much for posting this. Peace and love to you.

[@MsLj-kk8ly]

There is no other you tuber like Ace!!!

[@everkingilllili-_iil5163]

Bro stole my phrase

[@ACEDTVL]

wow thanks

[@incubus_the_man]

Ace invented the "Vlogumentary"

[@rosedannajoseph196]

​@@ACEDTVL❤❤❤❤ I thought the Hitler camp was in Germany i didn't know it was in poland

[@timothyhowardforthepeople8863]

What a powerful video, as much history has shown us, when love is not in place what happens, we are in this world going back to a place of hate and grudges against race, creed, and color. May God give us peace, happiness, and love for one another.❤Come quickly, Lord Jesus.! 🙏👣🌍

[@Ghostie2255]

I have not seen a youtuber film this yet. Thank you for making sure these peoples suffering is not forgotten. May the souls continue to rest in peace in heaven. Pure evil this was. The children's barracks had me in tears. The hair omg... This was one of the hardest videos Ive ever watched.

[@DarthTrader707]

Very nicely done. These walk through videos by content creators are becoming more and more important, because as time goes on there is less and less formal teaching about the Holocaust in the classroom. I'm trying to recall my social studies class where it was talked about, and I think it was just a broad stroke overview in the context of the history of WW2. I doubt it even comprised one full class on it, specifically. For a lot of people, these episodes that show up on the channels of popular content creators are really the only major exposure to the history of this dark chapter that really does need to be remembered.

[@renee1961]

This was filmed in a Respectful, and Empathic way. Thank You.

[@rebrandftw]

no it wasn't!?? how are you going to record a place like this and then have ads and advertise your merch???

[@CoachSherri]

So interesting because you never hear about the Black people that were in Germany during that time. Thank you so much for giving us your point of view because it’s a view I’ve never experienced.

[@CoachSherri]

I can’t believe more people are not documenting this.

[@Dwinn10055]

@@CoachSherri there is a book called Destined to Witness, by Hans Jurgen Massaquoi … he was an afro German raised during the Nazi era

[@CoachSherri]

@ thank you I will definitely check it out.

[@thescienceoflivespelledbac4654]

Never. .

[@trishmarsh1968]

My father was a history teacher, and when I was growing up, we used to watch the Holocaust documentaries that PBS would telecast. He would often mention that there were people of color there as well as some/few minorities in the camps. I am not sure why you don't hear much of this, but this is very good to know!

[@jks1311]

God bless you for the Suriname shout out ! You honoured that man.

[@linzyl00]

Thank you, Ace, for being so respectful on your visit. When I visited Dacau many years ago, there were a few American tourists who treated it like a Disney trip.😢 we need to learn from history. X

[@rachel6346]

My grandma’s family was put in a concentration camp during ww2. She was adopted by a woman who saved her along with other Jewish children and they fled to France. My grandmas alive today because of her. Her adopted mother was extremely wealthy but she left that behind to help people in need.

[@UlfKlenke]

As a German who also visited this place I can only recommend a visit to such a place to everybody. It shows where war, hatred, blaming each other and splitting up a society can lead to and will strengthen your sence for peace. Once I was out of these baracks I just felt grateful for living in relatively peaceful times. It was 2019. Let´s all never forget and do it better!

[@johanbeckles]

My heart is heavy and I felt pain running through my body. You are an awesome videographer, ACE.

[@erinjenkins4738]

This is the first video of yours I’ve come across and wow this really touched my heart. I’ve always wanted to go there to see with my own eyes what horror this truly was. I took care of an elderly woman who went through this as a child and she told me she lost everyone else in her family there. I couldn’t imagine going through what she went through. But you are so right, we have to remember history so that it is not repeated. Thank you ❤

[@pinkparasollise9646]

20 years ago, I attended a Bible study in West Los Angeles. One of the attendees was 6 years old during the Fall of Berlin. She was befriended by a Russian soldier, who took her to movies and such. After 2 years, he had to leave. She told us she cried really hard at this...

[@janekwinkelmann3970]

im not even 30 seconds into the video yet, but i already want to thank you for covering this topic. greetings from germany!

[@HeyMichsi]

It feels so emotional during just the first few minutes. thats for taking us on this journey with you.

[@ShalomShock]

Thank you for taking us on this tour. Not only did people of Jewish heritage lose their lives but also others of non-Jewish heritage. We say to never forget BUT we have already forgotten. This theme of extermination for a cause has continued to happen up til this very day, exp: Pol Pot - Khmer Rouge, Guatamala, North Somalia, Rwanda and others. Blessings to all of those who's lives were taken due to the Ego of man.

[@tranchiegarvin6690]

Yep...

[@barrysuss4421]

Yes, Israel has already forgotten by exterminating Palestinians..

[@Sir.T]

4-6 million Jews died yes, number isn't exact. However WW2 had a total of over 70million people dead, mostly Russians by a long shot.

[@VintageVegans]

Palestine

[@tranchiegarvin6690]

Ace your voice, eyes and face communicated so much more about YOU and your experience in this one. I experienced "Despair," your despair, my despair and the "Spirits of Despair" that haunts the ghostly quietness you pointed out present at that place. There is also a strange kind of irony to what happened there and to whom. What was done to the small hat people is now being done to another ethnic group by the small hat people. Although you mentioned there were many melanin complexioned people also Gsided. I saw none of their pictures on display. Talk about Yte on Yte crimes. This was deep Ace. I am experiencing PTSSD. Thank you Sir.

[@noahkling4018]

After I visited this site…I couldn’t see the world the same way. An incredible learning experience but most people can’t tour the site without being shaken to their core.

[@Karl-me4mh]

That was a beautiful video. The choice of music added to that atmosphere. My eyes went watery when I read a name on one of the bags and the children's pictures finished me. Since I'm german I grew up being taught all this from early ages but seeing the reality of it hits me on another level every time. I never understood, how humans can treat each other that way. I still don't and I guess I never will. And right now there are clowds forming at the horizon again. But this time it is in several countries at once.

[@tyso71]

So sad. I went to the museum in DC and it literally brought me to tears, I cant imagine going there to the actual camp.

[@neishawnjohnson7602]

@@tyso71 omg me too!!!! I remember smelling they had the pile of shoes they wore and they smelled so bad. You just smell the horror that those people faced.

[@officialdjfreeze8649]

Powerfull video! Respect to you to show the world that place of history 🙏 Respect and one love from holland 🇳🇱

[@urbnctrl]

As a black Dutch, thank you for sharing this with your audience. Too many Americans that I know, and sometimes even young European friends, are not actually aware of this part of WW2 history and they glance over it or jokingly even straight up deny it ever really happened. But this, alongside the other horrific genocidal events on our peoples through colonialism etc. it is a haunting reminder for us here how easily this stuff can happen again when given the opportunity. PS: LONG LIVE ANTON DE KOM✊🏾

[@monikam9069]

Are you aware the Auschwitz was built for Polish Christians?? The first transports were with Slavic people. Only in March 1942, first transports with Jews arrived in Auschwitz. Strange how they do not teach that over 3M Polish Christians were murdered by Nazis... Also Polish Slavic children were subjected to medical experiments, small children worked in camps for Children.. And then after World War II , NKWD, tortured an murdered few hundred thousand of Polish Patriots or soldiers who came back from Western Front. Do you know who the leaders of NKWD were= Soviet Jews. I bet , they do not teach this in Netherlands.

[@focused4841]

@@urbnctrl Nobody denies the holocaust happened. Stop making stuff up

[@sid9104]

You are not Dutch because a piece of paper told you so.

[@jenniferking8266]

I can feel the sadness hanging over that camp, the sense of people crying out from the grave.😢

[@nicoleleblanc285]

The way I’m sobbing looking at the children’s drawings.😭

[@mcm-inc]

History is a crazy thing they leave out part of it and only mention some of it. Good Job my guy I learned something new.

[@JellyfishCorner]

Hi, thankyou for your upload. Last year I visited Auschwitz for the first time, with friends and with a tour group. I can't remember how much I paid, but we set off *very* early - were shuffled around various points of interest, taking account of where other tour groups are and seeing your experience - travelling by train, obtaining free tickets and taking your time has inspired me to visit solo so I can really take in everything.

[@verlaxify]

I just stumbled upon this video as it popped up on my recommended and I was not disappointed. You did an amazing job documenting on what went on at Auschwitz and keep up the great work on your content creation journey. God has gifted you the ability to show the world of many different stories that have occurred over many generations.

[@luciaennocenti9710]

Same

[@Fruit430Journey-mn2qy]

You really took the time with this and didn't just make it like any other youtube video. I felt this. I've not come across your channel before, but I can see you're a pure, kind-hearted soul. Bless you, and thank you for sharing this heartbreaking piece of history ❤

[@sandramorris7431]

Oh my Lord this has been documented so well , how traumatic for you filming this , praying to God nothing like this ever happens again , well done in your film x

[@missconstrued4781]

This was by far one of the best documentaries about this subject and place and I've watched a lot. You brought a sense of humanity to this that I don't think I've ever seen. It's the first time I've been brought to tears when watching anything about this horrid place. You should submit this powerful piece to small film festivals....everyone should see it. Thank you❤

[@filipesilva1395]

Great video.I was there last year in November and only visited Auschwitz 1.But it was enought to realise how lucky we are to live in a free world.The tottaly silence and the sadness colour of that place and also the weather, will be in my memory forever.

[@Cmart50]

Amazing dude, thank you for this. My Polish Great Grandmother was murdered by them in WW2, medical experiments. I wish everybody could go there to get perspective on how bad ideologies could take hold and manifest the worst suffering and death by "well meaning" people who thought they were justified. Everyone needs to appreciate how good they have it, especially in the US. No matter how important you think your "problems" are, could be worse, could be ALOT worse.

[@BerryKind]

Amen

[@TK-zd7ym]

This hitting my algorithm now is pretty crazy. We're going down a path of repeating the past already.

[@chadfarrell8870]

ive watched a lot of videos in my life. watching this video i felt all the pain heard all the crying and saw all of the devastation all while it being dead silent. ive never had this feeling before while watching a video. im absolutely speechless.

[@GingerCC-he8be]

Ace, thanks for the very moving video. Some people still say the Holocaust never happened, they are disturbing. You bring some light to that darkness.

[@gemdre]

If only the plantations, and quarters where enslaved people were kept, in the USA treated those places as locations where crimes and atrocities were committed against humans instead of turning them into wedding venues and B&Bs. Imagine a wedding at Auschwitz or Birkenau.

[@Cheetahpuma-g2e]

@@gemdre not every white person is a confederate

[@gemdre]

If that's all you got from my comment, please reevaluate your own values and moral compass.​@@Cheetahpuma-g2e

[@freedomofspeech2420]

@@Cheetahpuma-g2emissing the point, no one claimed that….She’s saying that there are plantations that are literally used as wedding venues when ppl have perished in horrific ways on that land and the USA just let’s ppl buy the land and exchange vows. Some rewriting of history or ignoring the history of the land will not change anything. There is no respect for the land. It should be treated as this video is being treated, not a playground for people to get married on. No one gets married at a cemetery either.

[@lep2087]

I was in the outskirts of GA a few months ago, and they still have several slave quarters in tact on polished land. It was so sad to see.

[@samflower31]

I agree with you 100% and thinks that’s some sick shit to get married in a house or a building that was owned by some hateful ass people when you’re professing your love. Ass backwards people.

[@Gillian-g3m]

I while on a tour of Eastern Europe in the fall of 2017 we were taken to Auschwitz 1 and Auschwitz Burkenhau. A very powerful experience! I’m glad this place is a museum / memorial so we never forget! 🇨🇦

[@florianb.393]

As a German, this is the darkest chapter in my country's history. And especially in these times of right-wing shift, it is important to keep the story alive, because soon all contemporary witnesses will be gone. Thank you for keeping the story alive!

[@Bratty-Jazzy-22]

Thank you for not trying to hide from the past 😢😢. This was hard to watch I couldn’t imagine the feeling in the rooms/ chambers. Great video ❤

[@haru-1963]

Ace, this video was extremely deep. I've read and seen movies about the Jewish camps, but seeing this video gives a new light on what happened there. It gives me a knot in my stomach. It made me tear up. Thank you for showing us the reality of this horrible time. It was educational to me. Look forward to your next video.

[@carmencharles3313]

This really touched me. The heartbreak is palpable. I don't know if I could ever visit a place like Auschwitz...my heart would break. Thank you for letting me travel there with you. Beautifully done. Stay safe in your travels dear friend.

[@angelaumstead1045]

Your video just happen to come up while I was watching KZbin on my tv and I started watching and I could not stop. I want you to know it completely consumed me and the emotions I felt I was not expecting. The entire world I wish could watch this. I of course knew about what happen but nothing like what really happened and it hit so hard and I thank you for sharing. God Bless You

[@Reynegrotravelz]

I followed you for many years ace. I am proud to see a brother see the world and live well you never got stuck in one country or region. May God keep blessing you. And give you peace. I pray I can travel away from the matrix again soon.

[@Thelma7361]

I visited the Holocaust museum when I went to America. It was the most horrific and humbling things I’ve ever seen. I’m not sure I could cope with Auschwitz.

[@Erica-wy8zx]

This was vey well done. Thank you. Sad to say humanity as a whole hasn’t learned the lesson. I appreciate you.

[@renee1961]

Thannk You for taking us with you! Your Documentary is a Powerful Way to Honor The Innocent Victims, and Survivors. It took Incredible Strength to fight every day to Live, and even More to Resist. Truly The Greatest Generation.

[@tdots_glassjeweller4132]

Just wanted to say thank you for taking use on this documentary my great grandmother was a victim of Auschwitz for 1.5 years seeing all this makes me think of her every time 😢 we must never forget what the dame lunatic Nazis did to all the people that never got a chance to even experience life

[@lexrobinson6329]

MY BROTHA🤟🏾🤟🏾🤟🏾 thank you for this ! Amazing to see our people interested in history, our own and others ! Love love love it! Continue to educate !

[@Tenzin62]

Profession cinematography, dialogue and narrative structure. Well done.

[@guerrebeify]

I cry watching this video, thinking of people in Gaza, Yemen, Syria, Haiti. Heart breaking

[@jks1311]

what an retarted comparison do you actually know where he is? do you think its a refugee camp or something smh

[@ashleyberardi1139]

Stop being so brainwashed . On October 7th hamas and 1,000s of civilians broke into Israel graped, murdered, tortured burned innocent civilians alive . With the pure intent of killing as many Jews as possible. That’s the sedition of a genocide. They Took 250 hostages. After October 7th isreal obviously retaliated. Don’t start a war you can’t finish. Hamas embeds itself into civilian life they are in hospitals schools houses. Most tunnels are in civilan houses. They are taught in Gaza to hate Jews to kill Jews and they are taught nazi manefestio . The population of ppl living in Gaza tripled since October 7th that is not a genocide . Us Jews were 16.6 million now were 15 million. Still lower than pre Holocaust. And it’s been 80 years!!! There’s no death camps in Gaza pre October 7th ppl lived fine and well had restaurants beaches. There society is built on martyrdom. People who praise death over life. I pray you open your eyes and truly see the truth

[@we_croods]

I see this, I grew to hate humanity, how could "they" practice such atrocities over such a long period of time?

[@savysav9820]

You just gained a follower :) awesome video! Thank you for sharing with us. Can’t wait to watch your other uploads!

[@masterroshi2779]

Amazing video thnx for the great details and hard work you put into this!

[@Benisato8291]

I love how we can feel your emotion through the video. I don’t think I could make it to the children’s quarters without losing it. It really makes me wonder how could something like this happen?

[@marilynwilson7438]

That is so sad my heart is aching for all of those innocent human beings. Such a horrible thing 😭 Ace I can hear the sadness in your voice.

[@marvelwonderwoman]

Remembering history is important. Very emotional place. Great footage!!

[@marcuswhite7208]

Great video Ace!! Thanks for going to Auschwitz and showing the concentration camp. So much happened during WW2, so much! Your video also showed the cruelty of man and just how evil and cruel man can be. What was also impactful, as you had pointed out, were the drawings of the children and what they were feeling as they saw the horrors of war. Thanks for the video and for going to the location.

[@BigSkully_P]

It was a reason why this came across my feed.. this is sad an very dark..my heart goes out those children,family an those who was tortured they didn't deserve that

[@Memories_in_Chains]

It's such a weird feeling walking where these people walked. As if you are a prisoner yourself. It's very eerie and scary to think about. May we never forget.

[@susySoravia]

Two of my dads cousins died there. Age 21 and 17. Hope to god that this will never happen again. Rest in peace.

[@jonnnn4895]

@susySoravia it won’t as long as we keep our guns

[@MrsJuanita067]

So sorry I hear that as a Nurse I took care of a Man Who escaped from death and Germany with the tattoos number still on his wrist

[@surfkroq1]

😢

[@BerryKind]

So sorry! Very sad 😔 never forget

[@Bmc-rk4ht]

Awesome Job, Ace ! This video was well put together and gave the viewer the perspective of actually being there. Great job on telling this story!

[@TwiggyKeely]

I just found your channel, and I think it's amazing. Thank you for sharing this history with us, especially the stories of black people who were persecuted during the holocaust. Subscribed!

[@joeyrez5639]

Fantastic video. You’re a good man. Thank you

[@odette6779]

You done so well with this video. It's probably the best I've seen. I am from Scotland. I have always wanted to visit here. However, I am a bit uneasy at the thought. My mother in law went afew years ago. She said when she went... no one spoke. There was a heaviness in the air... you can feel it. The sadness...the heartbreak 💔

[@wesy8551]

The question is, why could this horrific crime have been committed in the first place? A small reference to this can be found in the book from Stefan Zweig (1881-1942) "The World of Yesterday - Memories of a European" "Nothing has made the German people - this must be reminded again and again - so bitter, so hateful, so ready for Hitler as inflation." There are also references to this in Adam Fergusson's book The End of Money - hyperinflation and its consequences for people using the example of the Weimar Republic.

[@omartyre]

Similar to the way it can happen now when unchecked.

[@wesy8551]

@@omartyre Exactly what I mean by that 😘🧡 You are probably the only person who will read my lines here. If you haven't already looked into it... Study the role of gold and silver (sound money) in our money history. Look at Richard Nixon's August 15, 1971 speech (Nixon Shock). You need to understand the impact on society if money and gold are separated from each other and money can be printed/created out of thin air by central banks from one day to the next. They should now also study the role of Bitcoin as digital gold. Bitcoin is a global and decentralized monetary system in which no central authority has the ability to expand the amount of coins. We have to stick together globally to separate the state and money. We have to take sovereignty over the creation of money from the central banks. Kind regards from Switzerland🇨🇭 Study Bitcoin 😘🧡👍👍

[@AngelitaEuell]

Thank you for showing us this video. Very powerful. blessings to you.

[@Joeelectronicschematicsforauto]

Absolutely the best video i have ever seen on this topic you covered everything that was never covered before excellent journalism

[@Freddyfrm18]

It's scary to think this occurred less than a hundred years ago. My deepest sympathy goes out to anyone who had to endure such hardships in their lifetime.

[@nurby1824]

The drawings the sad thing you see in all of them, no smiles. I just can't imagine so sad😭

[@VA2UP2DOWN]

Very dope ACE!!! Can’t remember ever seeing a documentary covering this as compelling as I find this one! Very dope! Thank you 🙏🏼