WALKING THROUGH AUSCHWITZ | WARNING: ACTUAL FOOTAGE OF THE CAMP

[@Babewheresmypassport]

Guys thanks for your continued support, as you know our usual videos are upbeat and fun but today is a delicate topic, but very important. Don't forget to click SUBSCRIBE (& the bell) bit.ly/2opGlO6 And add us on Instagram instagram.com/babewheresmypassport/ for all our up to date travel stories!

[@xXelitegpXx]

Thank you for sharing this with the world. It’s one thing to learn about it in school, whole other thing to actually walk through and see for yourself ! Very important!

[@dontbestupid1344]

I would like to invite to my city Lublin. This is one of the most beautiful places in Poland. But it is still unknown and underrated city in my homeland and worldwide. I would be glad if you willing to be there. Thanks Severely Marcin.😀😃😝🤭😉

[@dontbestupid1344]

@@gregorywaligorski1818 Exactly.. you are best. I appreciate that you want to visit my country. 😀😄

[@dontbestupid1344]

@@gregorywaligorski1818 I tell you something, I truly like American citizens. Because of thier mindset. I mean my people ,too much want to catch up with your once. THAT mean is one to one😀 Once again Thanks a lot. 😃😄

[@dontbestupid1344]

@@gregorywaligorski1818 That was not my devotion my dear. This is me duty. 😀😃😄😁

[@Mindfield85]

German camps where lots of Poles died

[@erectilereptile7383]

The deaths of any group of people, including many innocents, is terrible

[@erectilereptile7383]

And there was selective treatment, “inferior”groups had it worse

[@KeepHimAtBay]

@@erectilereptile7383 everyone was inferior there, wtf u talking about

[@erectilereptile7383]

@@KeepHimAtBay right, but certain people got better food, lighter workload, lesser or extended period until execution. Needless to say, it was all terrible.

[@erectilereptile7383]

@@KeepHimAtBay if you don’t believe me, look it up

[@dawidkrzysztof7382]

Please guys don’t be scared or forget to talk to the public that’s German death camps ok. German. And please never forget to tell everyone.

[@krowaswieta7944]

Why would anyone be scared of saying that Auschwitz was German camp? I mean, have you ever heard anyone saying that Poles killed 6 mln jews? I do get why are you concerned (obviously because of term "polish death camps") but i don't think anyone who actually knows anything about the world and it's history ever confused Hitler or 3rd reich with Poland xd

[@barrybookmaker7433]

@@krowaswieta7944 yeah and putin claims it was Poland who caused ww2, and never forget , lie repeats 100 times becomes truth

[@JakeMillerDoesTravel]

When I went to Auschwitz it was such a surreal experience. The day was beautiful and it quiet but you could just imagine the horror that happened there. So sad but important to go. Thanks for sharing!

[@ireeus]

Great job guys. I would also recommend to read about "Witold Pilecki" who was a soldier infiltrating the camp. He was the first to tell to the west nations about what's going on in the camp, but nobody wanted to listen. Really big hero but because of Soviet occupation after the war he was killed by them. Really head twisting story.

[@Babewheresmypassport]

Sounds interesting thanks

[@trcdamianos8814]

I'm reading his report from Aushwitz. Not an easy read tho

[@oliwiarak263]

My greatgrandfather died there, even though he was Polish of German descent, he was against the regime and he refused to sign the Volkslist. Thank you for making such a thoughtful vlog!

[@maxio08]

1 correction in KL Auschwitz died less than 1mln people and not only Jews. It is important to mention is as I see that your comment indicates 1 ethnic group which traditionally wants everybody to see its suffering as something what made them very special since WW2. Go to visit campsites of real mass killings like Chełmno nad Nerem, Treblinka, Sobibór, Belzec.

[@volkhen0]

Imagine getting there with all your belongings just in one suitcase. Then this suitcase is taken from you and then they take your life. Unimaginable especially when you think that these people lived in big vibrant prewar cities like Warsaw and they were often doctors, lawyers, pianists... just like us.

[@Maxy_Boy09]

My nan was 2.5 years in Auschwitz and she managed to hide her baby daughter (my auntie) when the Germans came and took her to Auschwitz. After 2.5 years in Auschwitz she was moved to other German concentration camp in Bergen where she was liberated by US troops and offered to go US permanently but she declined as she left her daughter in Poland. She never wanted to talk about what she went through in Auschwitz, but only once she made exemption and told me a bit. But I won't share it as isn't nice to write about. I remember her shaky hands all the time😐

[@rckiller6422]

Dont worry nou historie teake back and we gona feel on ouwer skin

[@HarryPotterTheGreat]

A very sad place. The smell of death still hangs in the air. I cried.

[@faclonx6275]

It was so sad 😭

[@Tomek_Zyla]

It was German camp where also many people from other nations died. Many Poles died in that camp.

[@penguinsfan251]

My dad worked for Republic/LTV Steel in Cleveland for 29 years. One of his co-workers was born in Auschwitz, in 1945. He and his mother ended up in a displaced persons camp and subsequently emigrated to Ohio.

[@bibekdas5595]

Such a beautiful Poland series bro

[@drjoannagoodman]

Thank for filming and sharing your thoughts and impressions. We must never forget.

[@B.....K]

"Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it". How sad, but true saying. The world we live in. Only good hearts count. God is love.

[@rckiller6422]

You have rights 😢

[@grzegorzmikrut2234]

The most important thread in the history of Auschwitz is rarely mentioned. It is about Father Kolbe, a Polish Catholic priest who, at his own request, went to death by starvation for a stranger to him. With this act he made the Nazis aware that they were animals and not us Poles, as they believed. The prisoners divided the history of Auschwitz before and after Father Kolbe. The Germans never sentenced anyone to starvation afterwards.

[@klaudiadyrga8743]

When I was in the secondary school, In the senior class teachers took students on a school educational trip to Auschwitz. Always in January to feel freeze in our body, to more understand it. Now I am 22 years old, my mum has there in the same way as me, at the same age, at the same month. Majority of schools in the Małopolska/the Lesser Poland has this custom. After 7 years I still remember it very well, my mum after 30 years also.

[@30EWELINA]

We did exactly same road last year. From Gdansk to Cracow. We also visited Wieliczka . Took my 12 years old son do Auschwitz. Before the visit I prepared him as much as I could. It was very important for him and I to go there.

[@niewinnny]

Does anyone pray at the Christmas Eve for people from the family who cannot put a flower on the grave? We, Poles, do so and WE REMEMBER

[@volkhen0]

Just look at a wider perspective, what is a flat tire compared to people’s problems in the camp. Tire is just an adventure :)

[@Sighduf]

There was one Priest who replayce by his own will one man who was designated to be executed his name was Maksymilian Maria Kolbe. This story is well documented and it is very known well in Poland.

[@amorson3035]

There is a church in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada named after this priest.

[@maciejdreschel6640]

My district in Gdynia Poland has his name pl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wzg%C3%B3rze_%C5%9Aw._Maksymiliana

[@SuperAKIBHUSSAIN]

Thanks for being light hearted and not depressed like most expect everyone to be.

[@mariolondyn50]

PLEASE REMEMBER - NEVER STAND BETWEEN THE CAR AND SO CLOSE TO OTHER RUNNING VEHICLES, (COULD ONLY FOR A SHORT MOMENT) ESPECIALLY THAT YOU FIX SOMETHING THERE ! THIS IS VERY DANGEROUS ! ! ! BOLDLY DRIVE WITH TWO WHEELS OR FOUR WHEELS ON THE PEDESTRIAN PATHEN AND THEN YOU WILL BE AWAY FROM MOVING VEHICLES.

[@neilfoster814]

Every time I've visited Auschwitz, I've always used the local service bus. 14pln each way in about 1hr 40min, and stops in the museum carpark. It runs about every hour and are modern 52 seater coaches.

[@SK-sm8bc]

Thx 4 the video. Great job with the tyre... btw non-standard solutions / creativity is what makes travelling so exciting.

[@Sighduf]

Yeah you are the hero !! And the comment of you Lady is amazing, if just all ladies could react like that even if it is a little "exaggerated" this build man's confidence a lot.

[@roberttravis5122]

Great video and another educational trip, and Graeme "Your the Man"

[@bibekdas5595]

I love you Poland beautiful and natural beautiful clean rich country Poland

[@prostack5837]

Not that rich our politics sucks but thank u bro

[@bibekdas5595]

@@prostack5837 love you bro bro your country Poland such a beautiful natural beautiful clean i think rich country Poland love you bro I visit Poland next summer 2021 bro

[@iglica7169]

I've been there twice and it is a very depressing place. On my second visit I led a group of rowdy teenagers from Texas and after the tour the biggest 'joker' of the group came up to me and asked me "Have you been here before?. I said yes and he said "I am sorry that because of me you had to come again". This place changes people hopefully not for a minute.

[@leehamilton3361]

Another great vlog from Auschwitz i was there with a friend about 25 years ago still such a sad place to go to but its a must go and see to show the world this sort of thing never happens again.Years ago we spent 3 nights in a nunnery at Auschwitz we had free breakfast and gave them a large donation for a lovely room and nice food and breakfast.But walking around Auschwitz was emotional me and my friend did not say much to each other in for 2 days.we arrived there by night / early morning train to make it more authenic.Its always been a place i talk about with other friends or travellers but its so sad and depressing.It does not seem too much changed there so thankful to see your vlog brings back alot of memories.Thanks

[@stanislawsuchanek8270]

Pozdrawiam was serdecznie. Trzymajcie się cieplutko

[@Sighduf]

I went there when I was an adult man I and cried like a baby there when I saw all these tous and piles of shoes and glasses... and stories how babies was treaten...in my opinion this is the cumulation of human hate. All who are angry and full of hate should go there and see what human can do to human.

[@niemamnicku1359]

Its because you never heard and never seen concentration camps in Syberia (Russia) where also many Poles died but this is history that countries which won the war don't like cause they fought on the same side. Its like to fight together with Hitler. You can also find out about "great hunger" in Ukraine.

[@adamosantonio1499]

So true

[@jrlong3490]

Great video. Very respectful of the camps and their history. Thanks. And Graeme is more than just a pretty face - nice work on the tire repair. :) Safe travels.

[@ETERNALlesson]

Literally m on tears watching this video...thanks for sharing

[@uflip06]

A heavy topic but a necessary story to tell. I'm not sure I could handle that tour emotionally. Graeme, you did what you had to do to get out of a jam. You're still da man!! Keep well guys!

[@PARGULEK]

It's breathtaking! Thaknk you guys!

[@wannabetowasabe]

Unfortunately this was not the last genocide that the world has seen. Most notably there was a mass genocide in central Africa in Chad. My 74 year old memory is failing me, but I think this was sometime in the last 20 years. There was genocide in the Balkans in the 1990's as well. At least in this case other countries responded. In central Africa the world tried to deny it.

[@edinburgh852]

Ohh this is so depressive it brings sadness and tears... I'm glad you have visited this place so you have a little idea what have had happened in Poland

[@JustinBrehm]

Great content and very interesting. Be safe out there n hopefully get back to normal soon enough. Happy holdays

[@TheMonkeyrock77]

I just started using the canned fix-a-flat on my bikes. I'm thinking about using it on my Vehicle Tires as well. The way to use it is before getting a flat. You let all the Air out of the Tire then put the Fix-A-Flat in so if your tire is punchered the fix-a-flat seals the tire before it gets a chance to go flat. The tire repair men hat the stuff so put a Tube in your Tubeless tires before putting it in.

[@pavichapin]

I did that once. When I needed new tires, I found out the fix-a-flat had rusted the inside of my wheels.

[@zubrzyca4467]

You handled the tyre situation very well:) Well done. Must have been stressful especially that people around you did not speak much English. I cried while watching fragments from Auschwitz. I have never been there, but read a lot about this place. Regards from a Polish from London. Stay safe.

[@pvince71]

Very nicely presented , lovely point of not talking over the footage, very respectful 👍

[@womensrights]

Probably a dumb question. I'm to Poland this weekend, with the tolls can you pay in card or do you need local currency?

[@EWAMILENAP]

Thank God for the flat tyre incident which you both handled like Pros💪💪 because I started going into my little world of sadness and helplessness after seeing Auschwitz scenes😢

[@BennettStan]

Thank you for sharing this video. Eye Opening...

[@robskey]

Love watch you guys👍👍👍

[@elciab9499]

Thank you for this video guys. Aushvitz is not easy place to visit, I went there when I was a teenager yet. After that I had big depression few days, but don't worry it will pass. You have vistited so many beautiful places, so this one could be a something different. A word 'terrible' is a good description, I would like to hear your opinion or impression but maybe is too much. Hopeful you have enjoyed other places in my beautiful country, good job with a tyre.

[@knutjenssen424]

Visited Auschwitz in the late 80’ies. I don’t think i had realised the potential for human evil before I walked through those gates. Now, more than 30 years later I still have some very disturbing images in my head from that visit. Let i NEVER happen again!

[@NowBoardingVlog]

Heartbreaking. Thanks for sharing x

[@Babewheresmypassport]

Your welcome 🙏🏻

[@katerinaalexandrowicz1078]

I love my country 💜 good job, guys 🌈 thk's

[@kolezka161]

Free roads in Poland are also decent. You just had back luck after you left a paid road when you drove on a bad road. Actually Poland has a network of fast roads (droga ekspresowa) that are comparable to paid highways that are completely free. These roads were built in the last 10 years and are still being developed and are of very good quality.

[@stanmroz2787]

Wow what a amazing country unbelievable history

[@davidyoung9561]

The Polish are fantastic people.

[@darek4488]

To anybody visiting KL Auschwitz if you ever see anybody being inappropriate please have the courage to confront them and tell them to stop or leave. For years there have been tourists that treat it like an amusement park. Couples kissing, making happy selfies, children roaming around, even making scribbles on the walls. As a decent human being feel obligated to intervene. This is a cementary and a memorial of the factory of death.

[@pawezych5570]

Love You and all Your movies!

[@marianmariusz9431]

8:55 music?

[@rabbitflow1]

When we was young that place looks completely dyferent now someone changed that place for some reasons ??? Now the video which you show look's like 5 star hotel not like Auschwitz which we remember

[@ashoknair8993]

Hi Guys. Am new here and highly impressed with your channel....would love to visit Auszwitz someday..... makes me emotional guys......god bless you all....

[@Babewheresmypassport]

Welcome to the channel 👍🏻

[@samanthapacelli7840]

What is the song during the tire change?

[@pb218]

Glad you sorted out issue with flat tyre without bigger problems, except language communication. That was some kind of challenge. 👍🖐

[@live17feed]

Watched this video last night, very tastefully done guys.

[@Babewheresmypassport]

Awwww thank you 🙏🏻

[@MastMaulaPuran]

Absolutely fantastic and wonderful vlog. I really enjoy watching. You both are amazing and my role model. Big thumbs up. Lot's of love from Globetrotter travel with Puran and Karen. 🙏

[@dovestone_]

Having been to auschwitz a couple of weeks ago, why you thought it was appropriate to pose for a photo on the tracks to the death camp, I really don’t know…

[@alabamabilly]

Considering you're in a strange foreign country where apparently not many locals speak English, you handled it really well. Also this goes to show that carrying a spare and a car jack in the boot goes a long way.

[@danieljurkiewicz1695]

You did good. Well done. This place is a nightmare, I will never visit it because I feel in my vains all that horror. Have a good stay in Poland. Wish you both all the Best.

[@rachelrotterdam2242]

Wat een lieve toffe vent heb je toch....en handig...hahaah...en jij met je mooie vestje aan....je kan ook alles hebben :-)

[@Babewheresmypassport]

Zo handig ben ik niet maar ik doe mijn beste lol. Dankjewel

[@rachelrotterdam2242]

@@Babewheresmypassport En dat werkt...:-) zo zie je maar

[@Uther20]

I LOVE POLAND

[@papadajnia]

Hi Are you gona vizit zakopane or wroclaw ?

[@TheMonkeyrock77]

I watched every video in KZbin I could find about that War and other Wars as well. I think I found the answer to what Germany was thinking that caused them to do such an extermination of a People as this. It was also a big question in Social Studies in High School of what would cause this. I found the answer in a Book I found in a Library years ago. I don't think I should tell you though.

[@ddbird1967]

Loved this one, stay safe. I love the car, who makes it?

[@sebastianwalczak5344]

That's amazing vidio.

[@MausMasher54]

Buy either Fix-A-Flat or Slyme...I have used both with excellent success...also carry a spare valve replacement or two...

[@bibekdas5595]

Babe where's my passport is the my favourite you tube channel

[@barrybookmaker7433]

Very sad snd emotional episode ...

[@lolsus01]

i lived somewhere near 10km from auschwitz and i remember when my great grandfather told us something like ,,we understand and knew how horrible things happen there and we can't do anything about it but still fell guilty for ourinaction"it's interesting because in 1944 he was just 20 and don't do anything to this people but he take part of the responsible for that

[@malivekaju1881]

A freat fresh up from Auschwitz. I'm surprised you eat so much burgers when the Polish food is so delicious - you can even eat a lot of game in small bistroes along the big roads ( or could a few years back - and the food was very cheap )

[@surjeetarya]

You guys are so cool.. both look like made for each other.. 🥰

[@robertcourtois3040]

Is that normal to not have a spare tire? All of our USA cars have spare tires.

[@marlaer]

this castle is not a castle, but a palace: D

[@Jellykasinoo2]

8:56 this song, anyone?

[@johnkonor4285]

in Kraków Płaszów there is a some buildings etc from Shindlers list

[@Heat-kr2od]

Good job with that flat tire Graeme, having those cars so close makes it a bit harder lol

[@dennisdrexler5020]

Well done video. Everyone heard the stories, but I assume if you see it in person, it must be horrifying. On a lighter note, what new car doesn't come with a spare ?

[@Drifter6942]

That was very sad what happened there. A lot of history and hopefully will never ever happen again Graeme, get a spare tire !! that should have been the first thing you made sure that car had before even setting out in it. Also, make sure you re torque the lug nuts to make sure they are secure and you two don't have the tire fall off while driving.

[@marlenapiwonska7233]

The yellow vest was the Best 😉 Greetings from Hillsboro, Wisconsin

[@DevendraKumar-fw2vw]

Your channel vedios are awesome👍 worth watching...

[@Babewheresmypassport]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@ufoczynski]

When did you record this video ? Looks like September

[@bibekdas5595]

Stay safe bro and all of you

[@matnoox2564]

You parked your car on the bicycle line and unfortunately a pissed off biker might have punctured your tire. It may happend everywhere. Your vlogs are great ! Happy Holiday !

[@adamillouz3293]

No hatred against me but I am Jewish and I am scared to go to Germany For the march of the living

[@childskites6346]

Germany is different now. Past Germany was evil.

[@ultrashock3202]

they love polish ppl , we love u to guys:)

[@lhollybow]

You did great Graeme , but my 13 year old daughter wants her jeans back.

[@privmetin2490]

German Death Camp :c

[@philzail2532]

Too any denierers, my dad was WWII army. He saw camps with his own eyes.

[@JakZwykleLeweL]

Uwierzyć że, mamy lasy które są nie zapisane w plan E-zarys rysunku tego działania z tych lat wojennych. Mianowicie to jest muzeum obozu auschwitz, moja treść jednak chce dodać wyjątkowy wątek przez samych nas Polaków do samego końca nie zrozumiały. Lasy o których wspomniałem, niektóre posiadają stojące betonowe słupy obozowe w śród drzew i krzaków. Nie są jednak wpisane w rejestr muzealny, nie świadoma lub zaniedbanie X. świadczony jak i opisywany i opowiadany jest tylko zarys i skala tego działania wojennego (auschwitz, majdanek, treblinka i tym podobne) O tym o czym piszę, województwo śląskie a tym bardziej górny śląsk jest osiany leśną prawdą. Tylko zwiedzać, są i bunkry jak i te betonowe słupy. Pozdrawiam.!

[@2mek99]

Graeme, next time hide somewhere and leave Theodora at the car. She should just do the eyes of the cat from Shreck plus her sunny smile and I am sure the tire will be fixed within 5 minutes by one of the drivers passing nearby :-)

[@uflip06]

They would have been up and going in 10 mins! Lol.

[@ThePoloniabytom1920]

Pozdrawiam was

[@Aa-dz4um]

Theodora you should be proud of your man as this days to find real man is like look for needle in haystem

[@dr.stevenpennym.d.3241]

I’ve been there so many times. Every time and it’s sad. God bless everyone who perished.

[@DellHell1]

Thanks for that, you didn't say much during the tour but I understand, I mean what can one possibly say?

[@bibekdas5595]

Love you bro