What Happened Right Before Jewish Concentration Camps Were Liberated? | Auschwitz Untold: In Colour

A powerful, revelatory account of one of the most hideous crimes in human history told from the perspective of 16 Holocaust survivors, using restored colourised archive footage.
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[@morriswilburn9858]

Some of the people in the death march, who were barely able to walk themselves, helped others to walk. If you want to know what humanity is, there it is.

[@daniEllaSforza]

Mingling with the ultimate inhumanity

[@Barrymacockkiner3050]

@@davidphelps5857 wrong! covid!

[@atreju2155]

@@davidphelps5857 i gues you will see the real side or character of everyone.

[@pointyblackhat9045]

@@atreju2155 - I wish I had that ability- to see people and how they truly are. I don’t think I’ve ever once, (not once!) got it right when I thought I knew a person when first meeting them. If I had that, I would have had 1 less ex-husband, a couple less career changes, not made some questionable decisions...all because I’m a moron when it comes down to knowing a person’s personality. Sigh...

[@atreju2155]

@@pointyblackhat9045 Hmmm try to read them, watch what they do and not what they talk. Manipulative persons a great in speaking. If you observe someone long enough and with a little background knowledge you will recognize with what kind of person you have to deal.

[@MrMojo-gq7oo]

These soldiers who liberated the camps were 17-26 years old. That made them the greatest generation, period!

[@markburch6253]

And Trumps disastrous response to COVID19 is slaughtering the greatest generation by the thousands

[@MrMojo-gq7oo]

What the hell are you doing going political man? And by the way, it was 5 governors who made it spread! And he cut travel from china early! Learn the facts you liberal pussy! And I can tell you never were a military man!

[@mcbusted1985]

You adding “period” doesn’t make you right.

[@dexxzy1]

@@MrMojo-gq7oo why so hateful. hate is the reason bad things happen, so please be nice :)

[@GARRY3754]

@@MrMojo-gq7oo get a grip. Read a book that may trigger a positive response. World history is more that a Republican or Democrat. I mean lets get real, US biggest trading partners are China. A communist regime. Do US and them wine and dine. Yes. So let try to iron things out by constructive thinking rather than cuss and quarreling like our supposed leaders.

[@forgetfulpriestiv14]

The second that man said "and two American soldiers entered the barricks. The Messiah arrived." Gave me goosebumps. I completely get the sentiment, incredibly powerful stuff.

[@joshwaffen88]

😂😅

[@carpediemsrce]

​@@joshwaffen88Americans didn't liberate Auschwitz, so I am very confused by the statement he made...hm.

[@chasmurphy1227]

@@carpediemsrce never said he was in Auschwitz

[@iamrozazemlyachkalookupmye5561]

American soldiers didn't even get near Auschwitz. What are you on about. neddiH hturT margeleT lennahC to know more.

[@wewillovercome5168]

Right.Americans didn't. It was tge Soviets.

[@Pbmarron]

My grandfather helped bring food and water to camp survivors in a liberated camp. He didn't like talking about what he saw there, but he did tell me it broke his heart.

[@spongebobsquarepants6620]

@@TugIronChief are you joking??! William you’re a fucking asshole

[@michellevyanca5280]

The fact that kids on tiktok is using this horrible incident as a trend, dressing up and putting pop music in the background claiming to be "spreading awareness" is absolutely disgusting. Imagine how the victims of the holocaust would react if they saw that

[@olivermorris8543]

Tiktok is the cancer of the world as well as soical media

[@deandrefriendly550]

@@juliebryne2903 ok karen

[@tacticalfall4505]

@@olivermorris8543 oh definitely

[@night-shadevirgo2104]

@@olivermorris8543 tiktok is okay but there's a lot sick and stupid things in there

[@deltanovember1672]

When I discovered TikTok was Chinese, I deleted all my data, then the app.

[@tazman5722]

Mr. Irving Roth who was interviewed in this video passed away Feb. 21st, 2021 at the age of 91. RIP.

[@etan...]

I know he is happier where ever he is...

[@tanushreeadhikary6298]

How do you know?

[@etan...]

@@tanushreeadhikary6298 because I know where ever he is right now is better than what he had to go through.

[@tanushreeadhikary6298]

@@etan... well okay but I didn't asked you

[@etan...]

@@tanushreeadhikary6298 oh lol

[@jasonvawter3625]

"40 days and 40 nights working in Auschwitz, and we were liberated on Easter Sunday, can't make it up can you" Now that's a testimony right there!! Glory to God!!

[@brucevidito4923]

Actually, Easter was April 1 in 1945 and they were liberated on April 11, which was a Wednesday. Nonetheless, it was Easter as far as she was concerned.

[@ilona752]

@@brucevidito4923 She didn't say that Auschwitz was liberated Easter (orthodox Easter was April 8th btw), only that they met their liberators on that day during their march towards Bergen-Belsen. I read up on her story, quite interesting.

[@courtneypattison4269]

GLORY TO OUR GOD ALMIGHTY 🙏 🙌 JESUS CHRIST WILL NEVER FORSAKE US ❤🙏 HE LOVES US ALL!!!!!

[@haruhisuzumiya6650]

@@courtneypattison4269 yet the god is being used by neo Nazis

[@glendaharris7219]

Amen! Glory to God.

[@emmabemma3100]

My grand father liberated a camp. Can’t remember which one but he never talked about it for years, then when conspiracies started happening it never happened. He got mad. And started speaking at schools and he cried every time. Got so emotional, he was a strong catholic man and prayed every day

[@tedzukowski471]

My mother was also liberated from a concentration camp. Years later when I was a teen, we went to visit. She cried the entire time. It was a horrible place.

[@fahid3342]

How did she even survive

[@emilyyy5764]

@@fahid3342 some people were very lucky you should watch a documentary called the last days it’s very good and they tell you how it was and how they survived ☺️

[@jimreilly6933]

@@fahid3342 Probably like the brave Palestinians who are going through a similar fate, they leaned on faith and family to get through each horrible day.

[@mimibee626]

WHY go there? It would be like visiting a place where you were totally dehumanizing and violated. What do you benefit?

[@dannys2969]

@@mimibee626 you face your fears it works like getting it of your chest

[@TitzMagee666]

No matter how difficult it is to watch the films & hear the stories, it's absolutely imperative. If we don't educate people, history will repeat itself....

[@notabiologist7162]

As Canada is opening internment camps.

[@Barrymacockkiner3050]

@@notabiologist7162 the fack are you talking about?

[@notabiologist7162]

@@Barrymacockkiner3050 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHmYappsj9mZars

[@notabiologist7162]

@@Barrymacockkiner3050 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKXZpKp8jrOejbM

[@notabiologist7162]

@@Barrymacockkiner3050 www.sgtreport.com/2020/10/canadian-government-erecting-a-network-of-covid-detainment-camps/

[@raquelcarr7543]

I cried through all this film. All of us need to listen carefully and learn from the past. And NEVER let this happen again.

[@johnnicolaou554]

no you did not

[@serenitypeaceandcomfort3669]

Democrats are trying to build "quarantine camps". So it's happening again.

[@moffatt43]

It’s horrific when you think about what happened at the camps and what one human being can do to another person. My Grandfather was a Medic in the Airborne during World War Two and he didn’t go into any of the camps but he did see and talk to survivors who were coming through Medical facilities,my Grandfather was a Tough Man but he would have tears in his eyes when he said about some of these people’s Stories. He witnessed things in WW2 that he wouldn’t talk about and he met with many different people and Soldiers,those of the Russian Army could be just as vicious towards those who they were trying to save,some of the Russians were just as un compassionate to the Jews as the Germans. For him it was a turning point in his life because up until that moment,my Grandfather was technically a Communist himself ( he believed in the communist movement ) but when he saw what he saw he wanted nothing to do with that or them !. He did meet one Russian Soldier who he actually befriended but that Russian Soldier had to stop writing to Grandad because he was ordered too by the NKVD. Grandad was supposed to not try to make contact again but he later found out that the Soldier and his family had been sent away ? He blamed himself for the disappearance of that Man and his family because everyone knew what that meant !. I always remember him saying that you would have thought with all the horror of the war and all the atrocities committed against so many different countries and peoples that Peace and Harmony would be what was wanted ? But it seems that Humanity will never learn and that there will always be people who want to fight and kill and maim other’s ?. A Country like that of Russia who is big enough and yet they are willing to start another World War for some Land ? One Man is willing to wipe out the Ukrainian people because of his greed or his ego ?. Afghanistan where the Taliban ( Men ) want to control the Country and oppression of Women is what they want ? Because they are afraid of Women being more powerful than them ? Because they think Men are better than Women ?. Religion should be about tolerance and respect and peace but some people use it as a weapon or a excuse to commit crimes against others ?. So much Hatred in this World when we should be just helping each other and not trying to kill each other ?.

[@s.m.h2158]

👏

[@jeremiahdavis5734]

Beautiful comment man hope u and grandad is doing well 🙏🏾❤️

[@lorijanee08]

rest in peace so sorru ops

[@breanneast3587]

The two women describing how others helped carrying them during the death march is very heartwarming. They wanted their "neighbor"/friend to survive.

[@bobdelano6746]

We all want that

[@darkness595]

Who wouldn’t want that?????

[@alicecollins776]

@@darkness595 yeah ofc we all would but they were all starving, weak and risking their lives by helping the other people x

[@TheKim369]

But now the Jews of Israel don't care about their Palestinian neighbors, very disappointing.

[@saranawaz4203]

but nobody helped ppl in Hiroshima n Nagasaki

[@Joe-bk9qv]

To think the generations of families lost because of a psychopath.

[@Oakleaf700]

It's a great shame 'Adi' wasn't killed in WW1. Even in the trenches he was a strange man..Had few friends and rarely had letters from home.{According to contemporary reports from fellow Germans} In the famous Christmas Truce between the German and English sectors, 'Adi' was against it. Had he been killed, it would have spread the World some of the greatest atrocities done to innocent humans.

[@Plantbased7]

A Psychopath who brainwashed many people into committing horrible crimes. Sound familiar??

[@pandamonium4857]

The people that followed the orders of Hitler are arguably worse then Hitler himself.

[@Ivan-mh8ul]

@@pandamonium4857 a lot of them had no choice

[@pandamonium4857]

@@Plantbased7 Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer and the MSM.

[@elliiluv]

I live 20 minutes away from Buchenwald. I've been there one time and it’s just such a terrifying place. I got goosebumps as i walked down the place where they did the the march. It’s so quiet there and you are not even able to hear a chirp of bird. It just feels like being stuck in time. I hope things like that will never happen again. The world have to tell those stories so it will never be forgotten. I’m sorry for all the people who lost their life’s at the concentration camps and the one’s who were trying to fight against Hitler and his regime.

[@pbayer773]

My uncle who died last yr at age 100 was one of the American officers who first arrived at one of the concentration camps to free the people at the time the war was coming to an end. He helped the people get out, fed them and gave them medical care.

[@KidaMilo89]

Bless his soul

[@user-sb1li6of2h]

you gave me tears! god bless him and his chidren

[@BonesAndButtons]

My father was one of the British soldiers that liberated Bergen Belsen. The things he saw there haunted him for the rest of his life.

[@brendagilson934]

My uncle Jim was also a British soldier who liberated Belsen. He would never speak about it.

[@ericlackford6718]

My father too. He told me he could not believe what they found. It haunted him until the day he died.

[@georgealderson4424]

We of our generation cannot imagine seeing and hearing and smelling the horrors that those young men encountered. We have seen countless pictures and films in black and white and perhaps we are immune to it nearly 80 years later. Blessings and peace

[@66limelight]

@@ericlackford6718 Most people, including myself, don't know how lucky we are to have not witnessed things that our brave men and women have. Not only in WW2 but other wars as well.

[@melanienagy6389]

I nursed a man in the 1980s who was a British soldier and helped to liberate one of these camps. He to was haunted by what he saw. He told me he that he hoped that I would never see anything like that. I agreed with him.

[@jimvanvelzer9211]

My father was one of those liberating this camp. He told me to never forget that that such horrible things had happened and that anyone who claimed otherwise was lying.

[@georgealderson4424]

@JL Jones Amen JLJ

[@renolaunderwood5763]

God bless your father 🙏 and his fellow soldiers,at the time they didn't realise the enormity of their actions & how what they did would save so many lives for future generations. I salute your Dad❤

[@poppynewton6937]

Olga P myob

[@M11969]

My father was also a liberator of a camp. Sadly I don't remember which one it was. Only time I ever saw him in a rage was when he encountered a fool saying this didn't happen.

[@jimvanvelzer9211]

@@M11969 Which camp doesn't matter. I am greatful for your father's service.

[@jamesgray1210]

Very fitting having Ben Kingsley narrate this. His performance as Otto Frank was phenomenal.

[@danielleschiazza6172]

This is the only part of the story that is not horrible. All of my love goes out to the millions who lost their lives and those who survived.

[@rodgeyd6728]

The story of Anne Frank and her sister at Bergen-Belsen is sad , Anne died two weeks before the camp was liberated by the British Army.

[@rodgeyd6728]

@Logan Jones. Hever you been to Anne Franks house?

[@vexxazer8728]

Auschwitz was liberated by the Red Army bruh

[@rodgeyd6728]

@@vexxazer8728 Correct, but I was talking about Bergen-Belsen not Auschwitz - Birkenau.

[@rodgeyd6728]

@J H Have you been to Auschwitz - Birkenau?

[@rodgeyd6728]

@J H Dachau near Munich, Sachenhausen near Berlin, Buchenwald near Weimer. The Holocaust memorial in Berlin is right beside the Bunker, .

[@maryfrancesmcknight9587]

This needs to be taught in schools.....this must not be forgotten.

[@paigetaylor4765]

Shane Chambers poor baby. Buckle up, you’ve got a lot to learn.

[@maryfrancesmcknight9587]

Shane Chambers then you haven’t learned anything. What lead up to this tragedy is starting here in the USA.

[@sunnydays5581]

​@@paigetaylor4765 seems you might also

[@jayo3074]

@@paigetaylor4765 I'm Jewish you silly woman. Respect those that were affected by this.

[@jayo3074]

@@sunnydays5581 she's a troll with no life. Just ignore her

[@ferminharris3826]

How these people can talk about everything that happened to them and all the horrible things they witnessed without crying is beyond me

[@johnnicolaou554]

its not its behind you

[@friedrichbaeker]

most soldiers in wars wont shoot someone, germans were dont live in a disney cartoon

[@SaltySteff]

That's what trauma does. These people lost their entire families. They cried all the tears they had available. They cried their last tears many many years ago. I suspect many are at peace with the thought they will be with their families again in Heaven

[@erosbs2425]

What a beautifull audio visual work,with the colors its take us to another dimensions,,,,thanks for all those angels talking and all those fallen heroes ,E.

[@ttbb56]

It irritates me when kids wonder why they have to learn history that was a long time ago, it’s because this is important , and to make sure it doesn’t happen again

[@leonoralee6929]

Don’t blame the kids, but those who designed the curriculum, and made history sound distant and irrelevant.

[@ttbb56]

@@leonoralee6929 ?

[@ttbb56]

@Peace Panmei I disagree

[@CorruptedRaiden]

@@ttbb56 good luck reading a 500 page book finding literature craps instead of watching great videos like this

[@adamajalloh3213]

This is now what I'm doing on history at school if it was I'd be interested were learning about churches 🤚

[@charlottenicolecragg]

What people today don’t seem to understand that this hate, persecution and just pure evil didn’t just happen overnight. It started by uneducated words, a platform and people willing to believe this to be the truth. It could sadly just as easy happen again. How can anyone condone this kind of behaviour, it is just pure evil.

[@andrebubbles1493]

Yes this is why education is key. If people let anger take over their rational thinking, evil is always the outcome.

[@charlottenicolecragg]

Yes, uneducated comments by the few, that cause unrest on a mass scale. People with a platform spreading hatred at venom because they can. This is not about your views on immigration, I’m not interested in your opinion. This needs to be a reason to change our behaviours and prejudices so this never happens again.

[@charlottenicolecragg]

@Lynn Ward an uneducated series of words, myths and conspiracies by uneducated people. They usually tend to correlate. I don’t understand why you seem to deem my comment as an issue. But I guess you cannot please everyone. Ps, I’m not Ms anything 😊

[@charlottenicolecragg]

@Lynn Ward I find this pretty disturbing that you are a person so keen to pass judgement on others. Especially on a video that depicts the humiliation and suffering of millions of people. You bring up immigration in the UK. Why? As far as I am aware this is a comment section based on the atrocities of the Holocaust. I just find it to be highly bad taste. If you don’t agree that what I have said is true, keep scrolling, I often do. But, if you find it so hard to stomach that I find this kind of behaviour absolutely appalling, then I really don’t want to have any discussion with you at all. Please spread your hatred on someone else’s comments or for everyone’s sake please just don’t bother at all. Hitler and his Anti semantic beliefs were spread on a mass scale due to his high profile and status. Because he and others believed the myths regarding the followers Judaism and racial profiling was the way forward. It clearly wasn’t. So yes, plain and simply uneducated, in every sense of the word.

[@leonoralee6929]

It has happened again, in front of our eyes, with the world watching - in Rwanda, Yemen, Syria, China - and the United States under the notoriously corrupt 45th. When good people are afraid to speak out and stand up for what is right, people suffer and die.

[@arcticmorning]

Thank you for sharing your stories...

[@kathrynstansbury2349]

I have just watch the two films in this documentary series and they are really excellent. What stands out for me is the strength and humanity of the survivors. It is so hackneyed to say so, it is true that we need to remind ourselves and future generations of what happened because it happened because stood by and allowed it to happen.

[@jorgecatalan788]

Cant believe a human would ever do to another human.

[@Elyhhk]

Right☹️...but i dont get why hes doing this?!

[@mazatoshi7501]

by the order of hitler and hitler was a drug addict , most drug addicts aren't remorseful

[@quackityalt7213]

@@mazatoshi7501 what made you think hitler did drugs? Source please

[@awnikaandneeluareles]

@@quackityalt7213 He did Drugs..watch Greatest Events of World War 2 in Colour.. its on Netflix..they have mentioned there that he was a Drug Addict. And he was a Bastard, son of a Bitch..

[@RatatRatR]

@@mazatoshi7501 This is an utterly arbitrary explanation.

[@ambergriggs1519]

The fact some people don’t believe this happened makes me sick! These survivors are amazing! To live through a horrible and traumatic time and live to tell the story is incredible. What they went through I couldn’t even imagine! Rip to all of those who lost their lives in the death camps.

[@catherinehartman1943]

They were hoping by now that any survivors or fighters from World War II would be dead or without memory. I was taught by my mother and father and my grandparents I didn't get what I learned about World War II from school. In fact every year we would start with United States history in 1607 and by the time we were done with the school year we were only up to reconstruction. And we're talkin about second grade through 11th or 12th grade. They didn't teach this in school I don't know if they do now that was a while ago but it's insane. Exactly what they're doing they wanted all these people to die off thinking people wouldn't remember but some of us that were taught to remember are still here. A lot of the nursery rhymes we learned back then was to preserve that knowledge. Think about it, winkin blinkin and Nod that's what the Nazis used to do to one another. Mary Had a Little Lamb Mary and Jesus she couldn't take him to school Etc. Pete and Repeat repetition that's one of the ways they brainwash. I could go on but y'all get my point. One of my uncles was in a plot to kill Hitler. I cry when I see that commercial about those Israelites in Siberia WTF are they doing in Siberia with no proper housing heat food or clothing? We're going to save you from the death camps and put you in Siberia for the next seventy years have a nice life. And I looked that particular charity up it's a money grab like a lot of Charities are. before you give your money to charity make sure it's a real charity as an accountant at least 85% of the money bought in should be going to the charity there shouldn't be a whole lot spent on admin. A whole bunch of these Charities are not good if you want to give to a charity we have people in America that need us our children and elderly are in need. Africa spits the babies out let them feed them same with the rest of the countries around the world I'm not just picking on Africa so don't come at me with that I don't want to hear it. And on those commercials you only see one or two women no men and a whole bunch of kids WTF I guess the men are off cutting people's hands and feet off I don't know. Or the men and women are off fucking to make more babies cuz they know America will feed them at the expense of America's own people. Have a nice day. And I had read Anne Frank's diary as a child I never knew what actually happened to her I don't think my mother wanted me to know. God bless all of y'all that have lost people to all these stupid and treasonous Wars throughout history but especially the Israelites they have been treated terribly and one of my nationality is swiss-german from over 600 years ago so I'm probably part Israeli myself. R i p to all who have suffered and those who gave all to save them

[@saranawaz4203]

Those who don't believe, have right to Freedom of Expression and should not be forced

[@catherinehartman1943]

@@saranawaz4203 opinions are like assholes. Everybody's got one and they all stink. Troll

[@ambergriggs1519]

@@saranawaz4203 ok you delusional moron. Keep believing that something real doesn’t exist. I mean it’s right there and survivors have all told the same story of the torture and terror they endured but yeah it’s not true. You need some serious education!

[@catherinehartman1943]

@@ambergriggs1519 couldn't have said it better myself thank you have a great day

[@bkgamerplayz1101]

“You cannot photograph suffering, only results” -Mavis Tate

[@Corrie-_-]

This is the first time after watching so many of these videos that I actually smiled. Thank you so much for this one❤️😊

[@AS-fu1kd]

With the mental state of the world and the way people act these days, it's horrifying because I can see this happening again...

[@carol9909]

Same

[@oncoucharrest5910]

@Paul Cox you need to seek help immediately, you’re delusional

[@prvductionyt9475]

It is kinda happening or already is happening in China

[@GirlWthGlasses]

@@oncoucharrest5910 North Korea govt is murdering people just for disagreeing with them and murdering family members and friends of the few who have managed to escape that barbaric place. Atrocities ARE happening even if you don't want to acknowledge them. Syria and the Middle East are fighting and people have been dying for years now. Nobody is being dilusional when there's plenty of proof and live footage of bombs and people dying. Lessons have Not been learnt in an age where technology is accessible and yet people are being mistreated.

[@GirlWthGlasses]

It's been happening for ages with china's one child policy only recently being abolished, alot of families were forced to lose the other child or children who were murdered and sometimes not even humanely. Jerusalem another place where two governments want complete control bringing fights between the different peoples who live there. Plenty of people have been killed all for no real reason except someone in powerful position deciding death is the better option.

[@michaelquillen2679]

About 20 years ago, I listened to a presentation of a man who was a survivor of a concentration camp. He was so kind, gentle, and not hateful in his presentation, nevertheless, the facts were quite horrific. After his talk, I went up to thank him for the presentation. When I began to shake his hand, I suddenly started to cry and just hugged him.

[@WillyEckaslike]

a man who was a survivor of a concentration camp..who had had 50+ years since his experience and had been indoctrinated via media documentaries and movies to believe that what he experienced was what had been fed to him by MSM........along of course with a deteriorating memory and a desire to be listened too and given sympathy...fact is the man survived the war without having to fight while being clothed fed and protected inside a camp and then given a pension for life at the end of it......does this give u any idea how u have been played?

[@mistermisteron]

@UCxJPG-pvPv9gQC-njjCNnPA Fuck you, you truly disgust me. How could you deny the holocaust? That's just sick

[@LetsComment3]

@@WillyEckaslike I hope you are super drunk. You don't know what your talking about!

[@WillyEckaslike]

@@mistermisteron theres that word again....deny.....so clever...no one deniies the pictures or footage but its the context and the narration that is the problem....why not skeptic or dowter?....no denier is better because it makes the scheeple question the persons sanity for questioning things that you believe have seen with ur own eyes

[@WillyEckaslike]

@@LetsComment3 i know exactly what i am talking about having studied it all in depth or the last 10 years

[@gregmccartney5780]

My heart goes out to these survivors.

[@gregmccartney5780]

@@RTX.repack Jackass

[@gregmccartney5780]

@@RTX.repack Of which you have no concept

[@proud.jew.]

@@joshwaffen88it’s not funny at all

[@charlenemack7040]

The people who believe this never happened should be ashamed of themselves.

[@bighand1530]

Holocaust deniers are a real breed of blindness.

[@unclebob7534]

It's sad to think that this is happening right now behind closed doors all over the world some have learnt nothing from history

[@bronichiwa984]

@Delon Duvenage ...what? oh you're one of those dumb ass anti-maskers LMFAO.

[@kgbricks7426]

@Delon Duvenage holy cow you're actually serious. My goodness

[@CatsInTheFridge]

@Delon Duvenage loosen up the tin foil hat would ya? Pretty sure there is lack of circulation to your head right now.

[@SuperFastforward]

Sadly it happens not only behind closed doors but openly in many countries. Human's are the most violent species on the planet.

[@danialfarooq2760]

True, in China they are taking Muslims to concentration camps and doing disgusting things to them which is horrific

[@nano-vx9tu]

the fact theres crowds of people who deny this even happened makes me sick. people are already forgetting.

[@johnleidle9910]

My uncle Victor said it happened.

[@deedt8279]

@@johnleidle9910 What about the story of - Hitler, they claim, escaped punishment and lived out his life in tranquility in Patagonia until his death in 1962 at the age of 73. Google It. It was a period of conspiracy and I believe that Hitler did run away because lots of countries politicians were involved in WW-2 that is why he got support to escape. Even America knew that he was alive somewhere in Argentina. They never exposed him because of their own fear. They kept it in archive those data in a Confidential Documents. The photo which they published of his dead body looked like double/duplicate of him. In past many places he was using his double or duplicate person to miss guide his enemies attempt to kill him. PLUS they never showed any one’s body his girlfriend or anyone who was with him. They have Never shown any proof about his death.

[@jimreilly6933]

This did happen ! anyone who denies it has issues with his sight and mind. However is it not time we heard from other atrocities which happened in history, or happening right now as is the case with the unfortunate Palestinians. Wajt crime did these people commit to have their lands confiscated and be driven in to the worlds largest outdoor prison.

[@jimreilly6933]

@@TugIronChief There has been discussions on those lines by some very respected scholars on WW2 Apparently the allies had bombed many of the feeder lines leading in to some of those camps with the unfortunate result that trains which could have brought in food and medical supplies did not get through to the camps. There was also the typhus outbreaks in many of the camps due to poor diet and poor nutrition.

[@jimreilly6933]

Totally agree ! Only people with an agenda of hate towards a particular group would try and deny that these camps ever existed. Some scholars have argued over the exact figure of deaths, but at the end of the day "one" murder in those camps was too many.

[@tommythecat4961]

Many don't realize liberation was the end of a nightmare and the beginning of a new one for many. They had nowhere to go back to, entire cities had been erased, these people had trauma and ptsd for years afterwards, it has shaped Jewish collective consciousness in unparalleled ways. Also the transmission of memory skipped a generation, survivors in many cases never told anything to their kids but opened up with their grandchildren, my parents learned what of the holocaust from history books, while my Grandpa told me and my brother all the story. Probably took decades to process it, the humiliation, the meaninglessness of it all, the cruelty of fate. My grandfather survived while the kid who sat at his right in school didn't, and he always wondered why.

[@jamesjacob9670]

Wow thank you for this video!!!

[@skiustinmatos8113]

There aren't any winners in war, imagine the years of PTSD those soldiers had after witnessing the camps, and after hearing the stories. We get to see the camps after years of weathering, they witnessed the camps first hand, the stench, the dead bodies, the people, horrible.

[@pearlsnwhirls]

Yes, this reminds me of a novel I am reading about a WW2 veteran who was captured and tortured in a Japanese POW camp.

[@K.J.734]

Exactly! Pictures & film are bad enough. I can't begin to imagine being there. I think it would be infinitely worse, knowing that your family is in the same situation. If such a thing could happen again, then I firmly believe that, as a species, we have failed.

[@johnleidle9910]

I never met a WW2 vet that would say what happened ...

[@mcgilldi]

@@K.J.734 it has and is happening.

[@cassandramitch433]

The ones that escaped were lucky,they got to live. The ones that died, RIP. You'll never be forgotten.

[@MrWookie21]

@carol m is a troll.

[@wizzvapes1965]

@Chinada3 i think you're math is off...

[@airforceexp3835]

@Chinada3 2020-90=1930 So WW2 started in 1930? Your math is lacking

[@jamie2156]

C4SH 2 BURN Not to mention he said billions died lmao

[@MrWookie21]

@@jamie2156 Some read History with magnifying glasses...

[@AR-yy3cg]

Very well done video!

[@thibod07]

Those videos and the reporting from people that survived those camps should be kept for ever in their original forms to prevent the same thing from happening all over again. I have listened to that video many times and I never get used to it. Terrible! In any case thank you for producing that video. I feel so lucky not having lived in those war years. That is what worries me, are we going to forget?

[@doodles8966]

Those who used the last of their life to carry their brothers & sister's on the death March bring me to tears!

[@RockDove5212]

❤️❤️❤️

[@saranawaz4203]

but palestine does not bring u to tears

[@iwuvpiesgaming9164]

@@saranawaz4203 this is not even a video about that.

[@TacoGod21]

@@saranawaz4203 shut up

[@saranawaz4203]

@@TacoGod21 only u will shutup for ever. bad upbringing

[@emersonalder1486]

And to think there’s people out there who believe this never happened or was a conspiracy, sickening 😡

[@mrfireblade900cc]

Nonsense, perhaps reading might help with your opinion

[@RealParadoxed]

Who

[@erin-tn2sd]

he did read from something

[@dianevernon8201]

Possibly Germans ?

[@twinkle3026]

I call those types of people, "Flat Earthers"!!!

[@RushNZ]

Words aren't enough when you watch something like this. This world is crazy.

[@robertbiondo9381]

This still chokes me up to hear the suvivors talk. He named day time date yr two American soldiers walked in his barracks. Proud to be an American Vet What strong people.

[@paulinechamberlain8569]

Words fail me.

[@gisellesinclair6811]

You should be proud. My dad felt that saving the world from Hitler was the most important thing he ever did. (That was before his two lovely daughters were born of course).

[@iamcarbonandotherbits.8039]

That ladies last sentence "You can't make it up can you". Sums the atrocities up nicely.

[@CatLife230]

My english class had the privilege to speak to a survivor that moved to where i am. I was sadly in the group that went to the maltz museum instead of a synagogue, but i am still very grateful for everything.

[@colestagg8682]

The fact that human beings can do this makes me cry

[@valeriereinhard2790]

I had the immense honor of meeting Irving Roth almost two years ago when he came to speak in my city. Hearing his story and shaking his hand was very meaningful to me. What a gift he gave, to share such important history.

[@SamanthaD89]

That’s amazing. I just looked him up and read his story. It’s absolutely incredible that he was able to accomplish so much after suffering through such a horrific and traumatizing event. May he Rest In Peace

[@shaunr5450]

You're retarded if you believe the hall of cost is real.

[@shaunr5450]

@jewtube perhaps the best and most important documentary in history along with "The Greatest Story Never Told"

[@vipin395]

are you German

[@Bunny-eg8vp]

When I was a sophomore in high school a Holocaust survivor came and spoke at our school. Her story was tragic, and extremely harrowing. A few of us stayed after she spoke to greet and thank and hug her. I often watch these documentaries and think of her. I wonder if she’s one of the faces in the crowds they show. I Think of everything she endured and that i held her in my arms for a moment. That’s how recent all of this was.

[@abbster5827]

Bro this comment slightly made me cry idk why

[@Bunny-eg8vp]

@@abbster5827 her strength and ability to survive through what she endured was amazing. She described entering the concentration camp and being separated from her family. First from her father and brothers and then sister and mother as the guards decided who was healthy enough to work and who would be immediately murdered. I believe she was the only one in her family to survive. She described the terrible starvation they suffered. As the camps were being liberated and they were fleeing, some survivors were so hungry that they were on their hands and knees eating the corpses of the fallen victims. Her boyfriend she had been separated from before going to the camps, had survived the entire war but died just the day before liberation. I watch these documentaries and think of her quite often. How her story must have reflected that of millions. It’s so hard to grasp the true quantity of lives lost and what it all means. But I’m so thankful I was able to hear her story and remember her in my heart.

[@abbster5827]

@user-mg4qb1wx9p I know her! Well know of her, from the story, the boyfriend brought it back, i read her book! I cant believe you got to hear it in person that must have been life changing!! Her book was so heartwrenching and amazing, she described it all in such amazing detail its almost like i was feeling it myself (i hope im remembering the right person, either way all books written by survivors are incredible)

[@abbster5827]

@user-mg4qb1wx9p i also read a book of this woman's story who was one of twins and she ended up dancing for Joseph Mengele and she survived but not her sister, her story killed me

[@speedy-vu6vr]

More roman catholics died at auschwitz than jews. Look it up.

[@northernlights2453]

T ell the Tru'th and Sha'me the Dev'il by Ge'rard Men'uhin. Outstanding book.

[@roberts7961]

When the Americans came in and they knew they were safe, I can feel the joy and tears from the survivors

[@greenghoul157]

These survivors are so strong going through such horror and being able to account what they witnessed

[@TheMrSafeTheFirst]

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[@giovannigiorgio831]

You can see the dichotomy of humanity through the stories of the survivors. The absolute depravity and horror of the Nazis actions. Even with everything stripped from them, their dignity, their homes and some on the brink of death, the survivors still found the strength to help each other to get through those last hours. My heart goes out to everyone that lost their lives and to all the survivors of this horrific time in history. May they live long, full, happy lives....

[@johngreen6753]

Only a minority of those committing atocities in WWII were members of the National Socialists (NAZI). Most were ordinary German citizens: bakers, doctors, firemen, bus drivers, school teachers etc. These were German crimes, carried out by Germans, motivatd by hatred and racism, particularly anti-semitism. Germany in the 29s, 30s and 1940s was ot a nice place to be. We can forgive but we must not forget.

[@riethaefkens5722]

Bedankt voor het laten zien dit 😢😢😢

[@missylou725]

I'm unsure why you typed your last sentence. The survivors are all dying or dead. Those still alive are in their 80s and 90s. Already lived a long life.

[@giovannigiorgio831]

@@missylou725 it’s just a simple courtesy

[@dreamthedream8929]

​@@missylou725they were babies or youngsters when they were in the camps. Perhaps this also explained why they survived it. Bodies were healthier. Plenty of older or sicker people didn't even make a week there. Even the youngsters got sick and weak but that extra amount of health in younger bodies perhaps made them get out of their alive. Some people may see it as good or bad. The bad part is that you wanna die there but your body keeps you there. That would suck so much. This is the kind of place where you would want to suicide however suiciding there was not easy and no means to do it as that was taken away from them. And then your body too just keeps you there. It's really bad

[@sarraconnolly3774]

I remember watching this and being mesmerized by these survivors being so courageous telling their story god bless all the survivors and those who were murdered.

[@Omegajunior2658]

My father and I visited that former camp in Poland in early September 2019. It's a really sad place but it's still worth visiting. God bless those poor people. I feel dreadfully sorry for them. This always makes me feel depressed. As a Christian (Roman Catholic), I shall always pray for Jewish people who had been perished in the camp. We are the visitors from Dublin, Ireland.

[@ihneng]

Tears come out from my eyes....How can a man be cruel like this?

[@thekidyb6925]

what about the palestinians now?

[@sophiet897]

I think you can ask Trump

[@giannisampo4377]

Ask china and the oeigoe

[@joshplatojohn12345hsbs]

Farah Aleysa Shuhaimi what does trump have to do with this?

[@sophiet897]

@@joshplatojohn12345hsbs ask trump for your question

[@IanRob2011]

Painful but uplifting to see how well these people survived and thrived for the rest of their lives. God Bless them one and all

[@jaysummers9396]

Shame god didn't bless the dead ones

[@estradamurcielgo175]

"2 weeks to flatten the curve" quickly turned to "Show me your papers"

[@pamelaleigh4225]

If you're talking about Covid, nobody ever said it would be over in 2 weeks....and "show me your papers" has a completely different meaning here.

[@estradamurcielgo175]

@@pamelaleigh4225 Covid is a now a political ploy not the pandemic it was sold out to be. Show me your Vaccine Passport.

[@konijaya]

The fact that millions were brutally murdered in those camps should forever be remembered by humanity as our collective shame and failure. No body should have that much power over others.

[@deece1482]

Thousands, not millions.

[@sarahijaz1567]

3:42 seeing those bodies, much different than just hearing about it. i can’t imagine living through that

[@samuelcameron8215]

I couldn’t even imagine smiling again after going through something like that these people are beyond amazing.

[@Jess-jg6nf]

Your story still has the power to make people weep at the cruelty of what happened. I cried the whole way through this video. It won’t ever be forgotten.

[@giancarlopegoraro4024]

What brings me rage is that many criminals fled in South America and lived without punishment.

[@v8cool231]

I couldn't imagine what it would have been like being a father, and dragged away from my children. Not knowing whether they were even still alive. In someways it would have been just as bad knowing they were alive near by but suffering and I wouldn't be able to get to them. Awful.

[@TheMrSafeTheFirst]

kzbin.info

[@MsMaryPatricia]

Imagine just finding out your wife is pregnant and that makes you happy and then your brother points out that you have probably killed your wife because pregnant women are a drain and disposed of. What should be one of the happiest moments of your life, finding out that you are becoming a father, turns into the scariest because you don't know if your wife and child will live.

[@lesliegmn3927]

Rosh Hashanah 2020 is about to start... my prayers go double to all of these brave survivors, and to those who didn’t make it.

[@MrWookie21]

Read or listen to Lenn1 Brenn3r

[@yaqubkhan8092]

When I was in Thailand in Phuket in 2000-2001, Buddy Elias was there with his wife. He stopped to speak to me and my girlfriend at the time, asking me if I’ve heard of Anne Frank. I said of course I did, who hadn’t..? Anyway, he told me the story how he survived and she and others died. I was totally blown away by that story and still am 23 years later. But I can say what’s happening in Palestine today, reminds me of how the Nazis treated the Jewish in them camps. Which is very sad they don’t see the same thing here…

[@0711somebad]

My grandfather was a 25 y.o. German horse doctor in the Operation Barbarossa. He survived the war and was imprisoned in Russia. I never talked with him about what happened in the war, but I think he was quite a Nazi. In 2000, I firstly visited Auschwitz as a student - the shock of my life! Today, my best friend is a German-Russian jew, our kids play together and we both live in Germany. What a change of history!

[@ryansylvan9277]

Happens over and over in the world. Rwanda, Cambodia, Syria, and even China today .

[@TheMrSafeTheFirst]

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[@RoseSharon7777]

Mens hearts continue to grow in depths of evil. Hopefully one day, God will indeed bring it to a corporate end worldwide.

[@sionibasomingera3711]

We must fight this I'm Rwanda , thank you Ryan

[@lisarisley79]

It was almost happening again while Trump was in office. Thank you sweet Jesus that he is gone for good, HOPEFULLY! HE IS THE ANTI- CHRIST!!!!

[@JCY849]

In Palestine too

[@tg2683]

I miss my murdered anchesters who I never got to meet. I miss them even more now that I watched this. I am going to try everything in my power to bring goodness and kindness to my surroundings in their memories. May the world know of no more evil.

[@garthsreptilecare1295]

Absolutely!! May we all learn from this!!

[@aieshjakhitanea3622]

I feel you .. I miss my murdered family that I never met also.

[@davidlawrence5036]

Beautiful words

[@jean-louisvaillardarpin1894]

How could you miss them if you never met them, you're not making any sense

[@redwater4778]

@@jean-louisvaillardarpin1894 I miss my murdered ancestors for without them I would never had been born

[@trineperstuen7011]

😢😢😢this is horrific…and important to see.i wish there where more actual pictures

[@so-nali]

My history teacher showed us one of this documentaries but more graphic and detailed one I still remember me my classmates aren't interested but I still can't forget about it and want to learn about human mind more

[@astherielleloella-ximena402]

Same with my classroom, a bunch of students weren’t interested nor care about the Holocaust or the trenches.

[@monicaalexandra2057]

Let us also remember those held in other camps in other countries. My grandmother's family was part of the Dutch Indies in what is now Indonesia, held in a concentration camp ran by the Japanese. Its important to remember how far reaching this was. It was horrible what happened to Jewish people but please also remember and learn about other concentration camps from the war and the atrocities that occured there.

[@jerkoftheyear4565]

Yea I heard that the allies had camps as well and they would starve the prisoners to death dont know how true it is

[@badda_boom8017]

​@@jerkoftheyear4565thats nonsense. And Japan wasnt on the side of the allies ;)

[@Billygoatsgrruff]

yes my great uncle was in Changi prison for 3 years. He was never the same after that

[@carltonpoindexter2034]

Had a friend who was born in Buchenwald a month after its liberation. His mother weighed 89 lbs and did not know that she was even pregnant and would have been a death sentence a month earlier.

[@angelamartin2811]

There’s no words to describe the emotions I feel for all these prisoners. I was watching the footage on prime video of the Documentary of the evidence taken after liberation as they go to each concentration camp it’s just pure horror and I think how can another human being do what they did to these people 😢just pure evil could be so cruel I think of the mothers who’s children were ripped out of their arms I can’t wrap my mind around this kind of cruelty! I’m only one person but I’ll never forget all these people if anything this has taught me to never take life for granted appreciate the smallest of things.

[@mysteryperson5564]

I feel so bad for the people who died in the concentration camps and people who are sent there😢

[@razogii4848]

Everyone who is reading this is lucky that they weren’t born during the world war

[@larainyday964]

Rod Stewart was born during the war, Mick Jagger was born during the war and they've done just fine

[@marieravening927]

People tend to forget the war babies. I was born in 1940, (thankfully in Australia and not Europe). After the war ended, my father made us children look at the photos showing the London blitz and the concentration camps. My mother begged him not to as she said we were too young to see such things. I was 7 years old, and had nightmares for ages about those pictures but Dad said that in order for it never to happen again, we had to see what hate can do. Later, my younger sisters and I tore out the pictures that frightened us the most. We burned them under the copper in the wash house. The rest of the newspapers eventually disappeared, I suspect my mother saw to that.

[@PKLO9727]

Bruh. For some reason I can't post my mother fucking comment even though I'm doing nothing Actually Wrong.

[@PKLO9727]

Lol everybody forgot that in WW1 you automatically got drafted and weren't trained before War. That's one of the reasons why people died so much in that War. So everyone who said they wouldn't, you needed to run away then. You'll still be living in another hard lifestyle by doing that. War as it is, is hard already. But a World War is completely something else. People near and far got involved in both Wars. If you didn't enter, your Dad did. If you didn't enter it, your son did. If you did not enter it, someone you had nothing but love for did. Ever heard of brothel's? If you lived near the War and especially if you lived in a small country, your Wife, Daughter, cousin, or even Mom would've became a call girl while you were out at War or if you died at War. Kids, that time was not an easy time. Y'all talk too much and too soon. World War was no joke. Does it Only get serious when it personally happens to us? Or can we Maturely understand what's going on and acknowledge that we are blessed and lucky to be born in a more easier time. "A More" are keywords. Because life is never easy.

[@maxoforce2920]

Well u still better not lived in Berlin at that time because it was the last city that burned in WW2

[@swalterstennis]

This better be taught in schools so our children know not to ever let this horrible time repeat.

[@mmgr2k196]

It’s happening right now in communist China

[@anjaneyagaming295]

@@mmgr2k196 true justice for uighyurs and Tibetans

[@specterofcommunism7304]

@@mmgr2k196 Don't forget in Palestine because of Israel

[@keithrose6931]

@@specterofcommunism7304 Yawn !

[@javiolold-school272]

Awesomeeeeeee documentary footage

[@James-ut2ez]

This truly breaks my heart to see how people can treat one another.😥

[@ThePeterpeter229]

Never forget, we think we have got it bad in 2020 not half as bad as those poor people.

[@alanstraleu3701]

Vote trump out period

Vote Trump for all of us

[@alanstraleu3701]

@ trump is finished wack job covid fixin to vote him out

[@veronicamascaro3041]

Alan Straleu Trump2020!!!

[@alanstraleu3701]

@@veronicamascaro3041 you trump supporters look like nazis in 1938

[@alessiacerrios3139]

It's such a shame that this is happening in China right now with the Uighur and nobody is doing nothing. I guess #Never again means nothing.

[@ZulhamS]

china must destroy now...

[@granttowner6264]

Biden will stop it

[@granttowner6264]

@Karea yes you like my sarcasm

[@mabel8880]

That's because China is the most powerful country in the world and many governments fear that calling out on China will be seen as a sign of aggression or warmongering. It's also because not many people are aware of the Uyghur persecution, not to mention that China is defending or denying the Xinjiang camps in the same way the Nazis did with the Holocaust.

[@mabel8880]

@@Anonymous-cn6zl Very true. Chinese people were used in medical experiments by the Japanese during WW2 (Unit 731), sadly, China is doing the same thing to Uyghurs today.

[@KorokHaze93]

All the people denying that it ever happened are disgusting, uneducated, immoral, and childish. A truly spot on example of willful ignorance.

[@ecuadorexpat8558]

God grant eternal Peace to the soldiers who had to witness these horrific scenes ..Unimaginable Horrors!!!

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

I went there on a tour back in the 90's and it changed me. It changed my whole outlook on everything. I just broke out in tears and I don't know why. I just kept thinking to myself never again. Ever. I could not finish the tour. I went back to bus and just sat there alone. It is a haunting place.

[@monkeysee2588]

Between Hitler and Stalin seas of people were slaughtered. Horrific

[@coolboy5428]

Stalin was a fre22emas2onic chonsenite.

[@hijack69]

America has killed more civilians in Middle East, Vietnam and Korea

[@johnward374]

@@hijack69 Pol Pot and Mao Tse-tung killed millions. I don't believe they were Americans.

[@blueeyedwolf2205]

@@hijack69 Prove it.

[@denisboyle9504]

@@johnward374 and your point is???

[@kaylaskreations4973]

My great grandfather was in the British army when they liberated Bergan Belsen and my grandfather his son told me that he was emotionally broken after coming home from Poland he didn’t even talked to my grandfather about it until he was 14

[@belakuncomissaryfordeathlo4641]

Where did my comment go??

[@trixton6592]

Imagine you’re 17 years old (still in highs school) and out of nowhere you get drafted and was sent to liberate concentration camps, with little to no training or prepping. Nothing but respect for these fine lads

[@johno9507]

Imagine living in a country your whole life then suddenly being thrown in an extermination camp and watch as your friends and family are starved or gassed to death.

[@kevinklein9739]

@@johno9507 thanks

[@Isokatmydydecsf]

@@johno9507 Nothing but respect and sadness for those people.

[@chereipeach345]

Thank god I was born in this century. Here I am complaining about online classes but what those teens went through is just.....horrific!

[@MrTwotimess]

Even veteran soldiers were totally unprepared for what they saw. Imagine being a child, trying to survive this madness, not knowing where your family is.

[@thef1lm47]

This just makes me weep. The fact that this is all real is all too sobering. May every victim of the war Rest in Peace.

[@gkelectrical1]

History doesn’t always repeat, but definitely rhymes

[@Pw6872]

Should be REQUIRED viewing in every U.S. high school. Pretty much WAS years ago, before we became stupidly politically correct.

[@KarynHill]

Holocaust denial/downplay/omission isn't a political correctness thing, it's a conspiracy thing. Political correctness is about how to refer to people/events without being a rude jerk.

[@kNINER-tj6mq]

I graduated in 2010 and we learned about the holocaust throughout my time in school. Idk about now though.

[@malcumx5933]

When white people say 'politically correct' it is safe to assume that they really mean R.E.S.P.E.C.Tfull of other folks.

[@injiyoo7962]

Should be required in every high school in the world actually. This, especially the victims, should always be remembered. I was born and raised in south asia and im really disappointed that it was never taught. I didnt know this happened until i attended college in united states. Im pissed this kind of atrocity can be easily forgotten and brushed off.

[@scottcharney1091]

People who downplay/justify/celebrate things like this often claim that they're just being "politically incorrect."

[@lisabattraw9399]

The death march. Were all in it together...old saying from these times. Scary

[@MrWookie21]

Imagination

[@Jhimothy-lv5zu]

@@MrWookie21 ?

[@jv-ep2tc]

the woman said "those who could not walk were put in the basement and left to die. THAT WAS MY MOTHER". now imagine someone doing this to your own mother. and they get away with it. what does one do with the kind of anger that creates within a person? how do you get through the day? how do you get your revenge?

[@ramezesmedina]

When I heard: “Two American soldiers walked into the barracks.” I thought that was so amazing.

[@berniebernstein]

Never forget. Ashamed of American press that did not report. Ashamed of Catholic church turning cowardly eyes away.

[@kieronwhite5191]

The Catholic Church actually helped kill Jews and they also helped the SS officers to escape to South America, Joseph Mengla, Eickman, thousands more, the Church has a lot of blood on its hands

[@callumfisher8101]

@Bob Lee Yes. The japanese were pretty bad too especially to China.

[@sml270987]

Germany have Lutheran Church not catholic.

[@maxgodley360]

What about the Protestant church forming the reich church?

[@sml270987]

@@kieronwhite5191 Heard of nyszli who was jew and used to perform dissection under mengele.