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May Poland pay reparations to Israel for their role in the holocaust. No ands, ifs or buts.✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

They certainly did prove their honesty to the United States of America in Italy! We thank them all for their service!

"Factory MUSEUM" is what it is, not the factory itself. Well the building location is what it was technically, but I was expecting to walk through a factory which seemed a bit deceiving. That's fine though. They no doubt worked hard in putting it all of this together and keeping the message alive so that more than makes up for it.

That little kid blowing the whistle and selling out his own people is just like George Soros back in the day.

It’s beautiful, but horrific

Interesting video but its a shame i don't understand English too much. Thanks for sharing.

Un infame lugar que no debe ser olvidado para que la maldad no vuelva a repetirse nunca más.

2:25 is a heartbreaking picture. Children don't deserve that.

Don’t forget the disabled, homosexuals, those who spoke about how immoral it was to get rid of people who different!

Thank you for your video. Let the past never be forgotten. 😔

This is a great video,I hope to visit Poland.

Fear, shock and incredible emotional pain. What these poor people must have endured - something that 99% of us will never know. ✡️

Nunca he visitado Polonia pero es un país con una gran historia.

Just returned from Krakow and saw some of these sites. What a history. Thanks for the video.

Thank you. A wonderfully produced video. Great soundtrack too. You deserve more subscribers.

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

Poland 🇵🇱 Warsaw 1940 😢😢

Visiting Poland is so amazing. Thanks for the great video!

It's a shame such a beautiful place is haunted with such evil. Great video! I learn more every time I watch your posts.

This is exactly why we shouldn’t allow our leaders to gain unlimited power.

Such a great place to visit!

Wow cool

Hey Tony, great video, very nicely produced, and even better knowing we were actually there, with you when you filmed it.

Very, very interesting...the movie was Great and glad this part of History survived

Nice informative video❤❤❤❤

I have my grandfather s story on tape before he died . He was a member of the 106th infantry division 😢 thanks for this documentary I think of him often

My great uncle William Rex Bridges was in the 106th infantry division 422nd company I

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A good video! When visiting another city or country, every educated person must visit a museum. Visiting museums is very useful and fascinating. A love for the "eternal" and "beautiful" is awakened in a person, the beginnings of greatness and respect for history are inculcated. It is impossible to turn the excursion into something banal, ordinary and boring. The person should be a comprehensively developed person, cultured, educated, critically and analytically thinking, with knowledge of foreign languages. It is the knowledge of a foreign language that opens wide prospects for a person to realize his/her creative potential, career and financial growth. I would like to recommend the practical training course by Yuriy Ivantsiv "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language", where you can find lots of useful information how to learn a foreign language quickly. Learn a foreign language and realize your creative potential on an international scale! The international community needs creative ideas! Thanks to the author of the channel for a very fascinating tour!

This story is one of the best. Check it out!

Thanks for this program that debunks the pernicious myths about the 106th straightforwardly and with dramatic evidence, especially about how fiercely and courageously the surrounded members of the 422nd and 423rd Rgmts. fought the Germans -- in their first combat action! -- before honorably surrendering. And their bravery would go on while they were POW, most famously in the case of Master Sgt. Roddy Edmonds of the 422nd, who, at the risk of his life, refused, as ordered by the Nazis, to identify 200 Jewish American sergeants under his command as senior noncommissioned officer. In 2016, Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial in Israel, declared the late Master Sgt. Edmonds as Righteous Among the Nations, the first American soldier of World War 2 to be so honored. My father-in-law, the late PFC John Hughes Atsatt, served in the 81st Engineer Combat Battalion (ECB) of the 106th under Lt. Col. Thomas Riggs. During the Bunker Boys program, there is a piece of audio where a man speaks about being taken POW, then escaping from confinement and returning to his outfit about 23/28 days later. That's Lt. Col. Riggs, speaking in a postwar interview. Unfortunately, there is no caption identifying the speaker. Later on, Carl, you praise the gallantry of the 168th Engineer Combat Battalion in the vital Prumerberg ridge defense of the two roads into St. Vith; however, you forget to mention that elements of the 81st ECB, about 115 out of the 350 engineers Riggs commanded, were also part of the scratch force he assembled (John Atsatt was among them as a member of Headquarters and Service Company of the 81st ECB). According to a 1975 article by Thomas Riggs, he deployed the 168th along the skirmish line outside St. Vith to the north, and the 81st to the south. They held the Fifth Panzer Army for five days! (Riggs mentions in his article that the was forced to remain awake from the beginning the Bulge at 5:30 AM, Saturday, 16 December, until Tuesday, 19 December, when he finally was able to get some sleep. Thirty-six hours.) Carl, your admiration for their courage of the Golden Lions s obvious. The Stars and Stripes newspaper mentioned the St. Vith holding action on its front page on Thursday, 21 December 1944. And the men of the 81st and 168th ECBs were later recognized with a Distinguished Unit Citation for their gallant holding action, and Lt. Col. Riggs was awarded the Silver Star. May I suggest that Carl and Reg revisit the Battle of St. Vith but focus on the Prumerberg defense? It's a hell of a story, and Lt. Col. Riggs's adventures as a POW are a bonus. The diaries kept by various participants in the Prumerberg defense, available on the 106th website, are exciting resources.

Your Alpventures WOLF'S LAIR tour covers so many WW2 events/location impressively.

Impressive video on this important event in WW2 history.

My Grandfather was in Italy. He was a Canadian member of The U.S./Canada First Special Service Force (Black Devil's).

My grandfather was part of the 424th 106th division as a truck driver. He passed away in 2007. I wished I could of met some of the people he served with.

My grandpa William Searcy was 35 years old when he fought in north Africa and Sicily and was a Sergeant. His uniform has a Golden Lions patch on his uniform. I never knew his history. He never takes about it. Now, I can see what he seen!

Thanks for posting this. The 106th veterans got a raw deal. They were just unlucky. Those combat engineers were unsung heroes.

Gen Władysław Anders💪🇵🇱

I worked there pumping gas .

My uncle, James Blythe was in D Co, 424th, 106th Division. From Tennessee, he got to visit home in LaGuardo while the Division trained in the Tennessee Maneuvers nearby. His company was heavy weapons, with members parceled out to support other infantry companies in the battalion. At the start of the Bulge, his unit was overrun with every single soldier killed... except my uncle. He ran and hid behind enemy lines for days until finding a friendly unit. The war never left him; for years afterward he received letters from KIA families wanting information about their loved ones.

My Dad, John Brown was in the 106th Inf. Div. 424 Reg. Co. B.

Bradford Freeman

I thought that all of the famous band of brothers already died..The last one die D a few months ago was the last I thought

what a hero

Thanks!

Very interesting thanks! I never got to go into it but my mom and all her family did, I always loved driving by it as a kid!

Thank you for this information. My father was in the 106th and was captured as a POW. He was a medic.

Great job there is a lot to see there. My Uncle B17 pilot KIA but saved four of his crew. All four were at 3. Navigator wrote a book Quality of Mercy. F/O was in escape team. Bombardier ran the Christmas program. Top gunner was there as well. Full story check my YT channel. Again great job.