Josef Mengele - The Angel of Death Documentary

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  • @PeopleProfiles
    @PeopleProfiles  Год назад +68

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    • @tamarrajames3590
      @tamarrajames3590 Год назад +6

      I would love to support you on Patreon, and if I can make it work I will. I am retired for the past year, and still figuring out living on a pension . Once I have that worked out, you are top of my list for what support I have available. Until then…I do like and comment.🖤🇨🇦

    • @johnzeller2639
      @johnzeller2639 Год назад +2

      😊

    • @veronadillon8168
      @veronadillon8168 Год назад +1

      0

    • @veronadillon8168
      @veronadillon8168 Год назад +1

      i did not

    • @maryelliott2929
      @maryelliott2929 Год назад +1

      1 was

  • @nameheire9394
    @nameheire9394 2 года назад +1963

    fun fact: other people/scientists from germany that did similar crimes against humanity were given jobs by the u.s government and a pretty paycheck.

    • @friedpickles342
      @friedpickles342 2 года назад +98

      yes.. the ones who turned traitor against Germany. .

    • @Bluesit32
      @Bluesit32 2 года назад

      Mengele's experiments were far less...scientific. He wouldn't be considered useful enough to be spared.

    • @okidokiliteratureclub706
      @okidokiliteratureclub706 2 года назад +39

      I think employing people who did crimes against humanity to continue on their activities for the US is better than employing their own countrymen who did less to do so. It is even better to not do any questionable experiment and research at all cause it's hypocritical for the self proclaimed righteous, winning side to commit such things.

    • @kingivan1651
      @kingivan1651 2 года назад

      What do you expect? US is as evil as germany

    • @elizabethtesta1556
      @elizabethtesta1556 2 года назад +51

      There's karma one way or another there is payback

  • @izstrkv
    @izstrkv Год назад +122

    so (not very) fun fact: my grandma grew up in the buenos aires area and when she was a kid she remembered an older german guy who lived a few houses down and she and her sister took the same bus as him to get to school. she saw him around quite a bit given that they lived in the same neighborhood and her family didn't think much of it. but when she was 19, he was discovered to be adolf eichmann living under a false identity and subsequently captured, tried, and executed for his atrocities in israel. she said it was an open secret that there were a lot of escaped nazis in argentina but she was still shocked that she used to live near and take the same bus as one, let alone one of the most wanted of them all, without knowing it.

    • @olavwilhelm6843
      @olavwilhelm6843 4 месяца назад +2

      are you trying to make a bullshit mark in history cause you have no other way of being looked at ??? Eichmann never lived in the buenos aires aerea and the next time you make up a story to sound important , do your homework first

    • @paytoncorcoran7306
      @paytoncorcoran7306 4 месяца назад +10

      @@olavwilhelm6843what do you mean? He lived right on the outskirts of the Buenos Aires area in San Fernando

    • @StephanieHickey-v5e
      @StephanieHickey-v5e 4 месяца назад

      It’s a huge conspiracy that Hitler did not commit suicide but had been put on a train to beuonis Aries and lived there in hiding. I believe the history channel did specials on that. I think it was clear that there was an attempt to rebuild the third reich in that country. I am not sure if any of all are right.

    • @natalie5506
      @natalie5506 3 месяца назад +8

      @@olavwilhelm6843 Yeah maybe next time before you try and belittle someone you should do some homework yourself🤔😉

    • @BearOverseer
      @BearOverseer 3 месяца назад

      Hey you better leave him alone right now!!!!!! ​@@olavwilhelm6843

  • @shanecrump7932
    @shanecrump7932 Год назад +214

    It’s infuriating that this monster died old on a Brazilian beach. If that doesn’t debunk the theory of karma, I don’t know what does.

    • @kylegil3825
      @kylegil3825 Год назад +6

      very well said

    • @arigoldberger1755
      @arigoldberger1755 Год назад +33

      Trust me, he will receive his fair retribution in the next world.

    • @shanecrump7932
      @shanecrump7932 Год назад +48

      @@arigoldberger1755 why would I trust a stranger on the internet about What happens after we die? We all know deep down that we have no idea, despite our wishful thinking.

    • @jnmg19
      @jnmg19 Год назад +36

      @@shanecrump7932 it’s called faith! Attacking people’s beliefs even if you don’t share it is not different from the antisemitism that the nazi had, the only difference is that they acted on it! Respect is the foundation of peace in this world!

    • @shockostrichpaak640
      @shockostrichpaak640 Год назад +44

      @@jnmg19 you did not just compare being an open atheist to being a nazi lmaooo.

  • @johnstoica2266
    @johnstoica2266 2 года назад +903

    He is the clear example of the many who escaped or were overlooked to be punished. Sadly,even nowadays it's the same situation for so many politicians etc.

    • @ct4074
      @ct4074 2 года назад +61

      An accurate description of U.S. Democratic party today who seek and gloat of their neighbor's death...

    • @ct4074
      @ct4074 2 года назад +19

      Dr. Fauci. "I AM SCIENCE! THE SLAUGHTER OF MILLIONS HAS A SCIENTIFIC PURPOSE!"

    • @ble1490
      @ble1490 2 года назад +4

      Looks like the Canadian government right now

    • @laceyharless5203
      @laceyharless5203 2 года назад +32

      @@ct4074 i highly disagree that dr fauci and josef mengele can be accurately compared this way.

    • @ImAlwaysFrisky
      @ImAlwaysFrisky 2 года назад +17

      @@laceyharless5203 i can agree with that, doesnt change the fact that doctor of the infamous "good for thee but not for me" mask mandator is still dog water

  • @orarinnsnorrason4614
    @orarinnsnorrason4614 2 года назад +940

    I find it incredible that a tiny detail such as missing a tattoo contributed to him surviving the aftermath of WW2.

    • @4thamendment237
      @4thamendment237 2 года назад +5

      @@peransix864 a complete coincidence. Angela Merkel was born Angela Kasner. She was married to Ulrich Merkel from 1977 - 1982. What would it be or mean other than a coincidence? Some reincarnation? Angela Merkel is Karl Mengele in drag? OK, and the moon landing never happened -- it was all filmed in a warehouse in Pittsburgh. Let's not forget that grassy knoll in Dallas and Area 51. Coincidences? You never know...

    • @elvinkrigsman6956
      @elvinkrigsman6956 2 года назад +6

      Not every nazi had the tattoo especially who joined in the later years

    • @wolfu597
      @wolfu597 2 года назад +57

      That tattoo was number. Which, according to a Dutch SS volunteer, was meant to ease identification for Medics in battle. But for some reason, Mengele did not receive that tattoo despite being wounded fighting on the Eastern Front.

    • @robgeorgia8801
      @robgeorgia8801 2 года назад +42

      @@wolfu597
      His reason was vanity. The tattoo was an SS soldier's blood type.

    • @brada2354
      @brada2354 2 года назад +1

      So many SS soldiers missed out on their blood group tattoo, it almost seems like it was made up.

  • @RocknRollAddicts
    @RocknRollAddicts 2 года назад +263

    What a great and saddening documentary… Please never stop making content like this, you guys definitely have a gift for it and these are some of the greatest documentaries on RUclips.

  • @billbartley3007
    @billbartley3007 2 года назад +727

    I believe the most important lesson, is never underestimate the banally evil potential in many people. It only takes the right circumstances to come to the fore...

    • @wolflarsen1900
      @wolflarsen1900 2 года назад +7

      long life hanna arendt...

    • @bradalexander63
      @bradalexander63 2 года назад +22

      Nietzsche wrote something along the lines of "when you look into the abyss, it tends to look back." Another lesson is to look within, before you look without.

    • @wolflarsen1900
      @wolflarsen1900 2 года назад +3

      @@bradalexander63 long "enough" and "at some point". thats important

    • @E1N9A8N0DA
      @E1N9A8N0DA 2 года назад +20

      Evil and Good don't have colour, race, gender.

    • @bradalexander63
      @bradalexander63 2 года назад +4

      @@wolflarsen1900 You remember the quote... Funny how the ramblings of a German philosopher have meaning on German history in the 20th Century.

  • @lordcron
    @lordcron 2 года назад +78

    Always remember though.... No matter how much you think these guys are monsters, there was a society that first put them in power then didn't have any problem with what they were doing...

    • @johanemmenes9236
      @johanemmenes9236 2 года назад +4

      Just like today with the mandatory "vaccins" same thing

    • @guidototh6091
      @guidototh6091 2 года назад +6

      @@johanemmenes9236 How are vaccines that are designed to save lives similar to Nazis torturing people and then murdering them by the millions with the intent to destroy all the Jews in Europe.? Huh?

    • @paulandrews7622
      @paulandrews7622 2 года назад +5

      You mean a drug to be taken regularly in order for a digital ID and eventual social credit system to be realised. That's the true purpose of this whole scam.

    • @mikewood8695
      @mikewood8695 2 года назад +9

      educate yourself and look at both sides of the argument - read Robert Kennedy Jnr's book regarding Fauci

    • @guidototh6091
      @guidototh6091 2 года назад +1

      @@paulandrews7622 LOL

  • @goblin_corpse
    @goblin_corpse 2 года назад +311

    I'd love to see one on Shiro Ishi and the experiments that were carried out in 19th century Japan. Truly brutal stuff.

    • @PeopleProfiles
      @PeopleProfiles  2 года назад +137

      It's in the works.

    • @Ian666peace
      @Ian666peace Год назад +19

      You know that the 19th century ran from 1800 to 1899, right? By the turn of the 20th century (1900) Ishii was 7 years old.

    • @mmacwebb7306
      @mmacwebb7306 Год назад +11

      Yes it was deep sin “731” we learned at school days.
      As a Japanese I really shame what they did. I am deeply sorry.
      Also G7 Hiroshima 2023, G7 agreed with more attack Russia
      with sending the weapons!! It is
      most shame in history. G7 against What Hiroshima stand .
      I dislike Kishida PM !!

    • @feloniousfloyd2203
      @feloniousfloyd2203 Год назад

      He’s not white. No one cares.

    • @yert8527
      @yert8527 Год назад

      Fu c ki ng savages

  • @kaitokatsuki6862
    @kaitokatsuki6862 2 года назад +43

    A bit unrelated to the topic, but I find the narrator of this video very engrossing to listen to due to his incredibly smooth voice. He can read from a phonebook and I'd happily sit down and listen to that for hours.

  • @samlbrown6665
    @samlbrown6665 2 года назад +550

    It is my conviction that this man was utterly amoral his entire life. However this characteristic was never able to become evident until the Holocaust was fully underway. Only then with all social norms and restrictions removed the true nature of this creature would be unleashed. A human completely without conscience and devoid of empathy put in a position of such hellish power. What I find most frightening of all is that there were so many of them from generals to guards. How many of these potential Mr Hydes do we pass on the street every day and never realize it

    • @weirdshibainu
      @weirdshibainu 2 года назад +12

      The Milgram Experiment would counter the bulk of your argument in terms of roots causes.

    • @stevelowe2647
      @stevelowe2647 2 года назад +7

      Do you have any basis of qualification behind that judgment, or is it an uneducated opinion? That's not meant as a snotty comment, I'm just curious if you have any training in the field. Certainly sounds like you could be right, in my view (uneducated but getting enlightened)

    • @billbartley3007
      @billbartley3007 2 года назад +42

      I believe the most important lesson, is never underestimate the banally evil potential in many people. It only takes the right circumstances to blossom forth...

    • @hanglee5586
      @hanglee5586 2 года назад +31

      We see many functioning sociopaths on our streets today ready to explode when the moment is right. 😉

    • @NKA23
      @NKA23 2 года назад +20

      Psychology estimates that there is 1-2 psychopaths per every 100 people. Most psychopaths aren't criminals, but they make up about 25% of all long term prison inmates. Some jobs seem to attract more psychopaths than others, so you'll find a statistic overrepresentation of them amongst CEOs, politicians, surgeons, media people, journalists, lawyers, salespersons, police officers and clerics (who would have thought).

  • @jasonrose6288
    @jasonrose6288 2 года назад +209

    My grandmother stood before him at Auschwitz. The repugnance of one man having the final say over whether countless people lived or died is overwhelming.

    • @Anastashya
      @Anastashya 2 года назад +26

      That’s so horrific for your grandmother, Jason. I’m so sorry 😞

    • @christophertsipouras2290
      @christophertsipouras2290 2 года назад

      I say that your grandmother was and is full of shit!

    • @YlL-ji2sl
      @YlL-ji2sl Год назад +17

      I think it's especially evil when the hangman is disguised as a doctor whoses professional ethic usually is not to harm people.

    • @jeanettelettegard6598
      @jeanettelettegard6598 Год назад +3

      😥❤

    • @bri7014
      @bri7014 Год назад +14

      No she didn't

  • @matthewcrooker6005
    @matthewcrooker6005 2 года назад +301

    I'm certainly not an expert or a medical doctor, but Mengele appeared to be a psychopath. I actually worked with a psychiatrist who had been tossed out of the profession for coercing some of his female patients into sleeping with him. Reminded me a bit of Mengele. Something is missing upstairs and it's curious how these people not only have a total lack of empathy for others, but also appear as if they couldn't care less about their own wellbeing or legacy.

    • @greasylimpet3323
      @greasylimpet3323 2 года назад +36

      That's interesting. Mengele apparently couldn't understand why he would be wanted as a criminal. He did move to South America though!

    • @longtallsally554
      @longtallsally554 2 года назад +28

      I personally know a couple people that majored in psychology not psychiatry. both nuttier than a fruit cake. just look at the way they spell the words. psych. the person who made up the words alone was nuts

    • @ethanweeter2732
      @ethanweeter2732 2 года назад +3

      He would be closer to Freud actually. Mengele is closer in psychopathy to his fellow Nazi doctors.

    • @AwesomeAlexAdam
      @AwesomeAlexAdam 2 года назад +4

      @@longtallsally554
      lol

    • @DamienBlade
      @DamienBlade 2 года назад +10

      I did the same thing to my female coworkers, but I worked at a call center. Maybe I'm a psychopath.

  • @אילייןלוי
    @אילייןלוי 2 года назад +143

    Those that hid him are as guilty as he is

    • @xperiagalvez2398
      @xperiagalvez2398 2 года назад +2

      I dont know tbh. I suppose youre right in a general sense.

    • @mightyobserver9899
      @mightyobserver9899 2 года назад +1

      could you please tell me what he did?

    • @RainySouthBend
      @RainySouthBend 2 года назад +7

      @@mightyobserver9899 he was german. that’s awful as you can be

    • @mightyobserver9899
      @mightyobserver9899 2 года назад +7

      @@RainySouthBend That it? tought as much, bit anti german racist

    • @jasonrose6288
      @jasonrose6288 2 года назад +9

      @@mightyobserver9899 Watch the video.

  • @aelinorholloway3669
    @aelinorholloway3669 Год назад +38

    Probably because a lot of people don't notice the subtler signs of narcissism or psychopathy. Maybe it's just me, but quite often with the individuals I've met who have high levels of narcissism, there's always been a feeling of something not quite right about the person. And that they're treatment of others is always never very good.

    • @K0ukku
      @K0ukku 6 месяцев назад +4

      Initially, they are masters at hiding their true character, but they often often a bit overdo their demeanor

    • @GraceCole-qy6ul
      @GraceCole-qy6ul 4 месяца назад

      Please, this dude did bad shit but he is one of many in the Jack the Ripper tradition that honestly believes the lives saved outweigh the ones lost. Aka if he kills 8,000, his medical data/findings will save millions (in his mind, but food for thought: how important is his vacuum chamber data for space exploration?).

  • @Henry30065
    @Henry30065 2 года назад +70

    A true monster. The fact that he was never punished for his heinous and perverted crimes will remain a stain on human history for all time.

    • @gryphon8023
      @gryphon8023 2 года назад +4

      But on the other end he discovered a lot of things medically wise that if those experiments were never carried out we would be behind hundreds of years in science

    • @anandparmeswaran6681
      @anandparmeswaran6681 2 года назад +13

      @@gryphon8023 would you be like to be one of the patients in his experiments 😆 bro Respect living being and Grow up fast

    • @isitoveryet9525
      @isitoveryet9525 2 года назад +7

      @@anandparmeswaran6681 So pointing out the medical advancements that were made isn’t allowed? I’m sure you triple check to ensure you never benefit from those advancements, whenever you’re visiting a doc right?
      Telling someone to “grow up” is a bit ironic

    • @anandparmeswaran6681
      @anandparmeswaran6681 2 года назад +4

      @@isitoveryet9525 don't speak on topics u don't know

    • @sandrastokes9847
      @sandrastokes9847 Год назад

      @alunwilliams9881 trust me that POS will be punished. Him and the rest of those demons will pay. Human I will never call them.

  • @laskerscentury6507
    @laskerscentury6507 2 года назад +42

    Mengele's professor in Frankfurt, Otmar Freiherr von Verschuer, did not even have to hide at all. He was cleared of all charges in 1946 and categorized as a "Mitläufer" (which roughly translates as "blind follower"). He subsequently got a professorship for human genetics at the University of Münster, and also became the first director or the newly founded German Association for Anthropology. It was only after his death in 1969 that his involvement in Mengele's atrocities was publically discussed. Such careers were actually fairly common in post-war West-Germany.

    • @itzianasilvana56
      @itzianasilvana56 Год назад

      Thanks for helping me with my paper cutie 😍😍😍

    • @GraceCole-qy6ul
      @GraceCole-qy6ul 4 месяца назад

      My goddess, education is different now lol

    • @corneliuspraeda6452
      @corneliuspraeda6452 3 месяца назад

      Hubertus Strughold went about things in much the same way, but in America. And, ahem, it's curious that his atrocities only came to light after his death as well. I'm sure that's just coincidence... ;)

  • @amath2820
    @amath2820 2 года назад +109

    This is a man who many of us would chat or have lunch with and not know the evil that lurks beneath the surface. To me that is the most frightening aspect of this, we have no forewarning of what the ordinary person on the street is capable of doing to his fellow human.

    • @thefaceless3508
      @thefaceless3508 2 года назад

      Indeed. We would like to brush off Nazi atrocities by thinking they were all insane or criminals, while there were people like that, the typical nazi was just a normal man radicalized and brainwashed into thinking they were doing something good and just. And by somehow killing millions of innocent people was about the survival of their country
      And thats the horror of it. How millions of normal people can be led and manipulated to do something line that.

    • @insomniacbritgaming1632
      @insomniacbritgaming1632 2 года назад +6

      NOOO he was said to be a very uncomfortable person to be around

    • @youforget1000thingsaday
      @youforget1000thingsaday Год назад +8

      He was actually a creep, lol.

    • @blazeravenscar
      @blazeravenscar Год назад

      @Jamie Mosen He willingly experimented on poor prisoners. The Nazis allowed him to indulge in his sick practices.

    • @pauljones8218
      @pauljones8218 Год назад +1

      @Oliver me thats the truth

  • @Wigglepops
    @Wigglepops 2 года назад +120

    I visited Auschwitz last week and the energy was so so heavy. Our tour guide was a Polish lady and sometimes it sounded like she was going to cry. We passed block 10 where this monster experimented on women. It’s truly a sad and horrible part of history. Can’t imagine what they went through.

    • @italiadude1972
      @italiadude1972 2 года назад +25

      I went there too in December of 2016, it was so cold..image how they must have felt wearing rags and broken shoes. Unimaginable

    • @AlottaDixonCider
      @AlottaDixonCider 2 года назад +5

      Read: "Auschwitz: A Doctor's Eyewitness Account" and then you'll have an idea.

    • @italiadude1972
      @italiadude1972 2 года назад +8

      @@brainstormingsharing1309 first off 3 quarters of the German army was on Methamphetamine, the doctors and generals were addicted to all sorts of medication and they believed they could never lose the war under any circumstances so they felt free to do whatever they wanted...there was no consideration for the Jews, Poles,Romanians, ucrainians and so on... Don't forget about Stalin, he killed way way more people than Hitler, no one ever talks about how the ucrainians were massacred & starved to death during WW2..Stalin was another mad man addicted to pharmaceuticals, i did some research on the subject..insane how these people could lead countries while completely out of their minds.

    • @MsAMP1981
      @MsAMP1981 2 года назад +6

      Dachau is similar. A very heavy atmosphere.

    • @EO-John9540
      @EO-John9540 2 года назад +4

      You should review Dauchau, the Serbians, the agreement of the west to send slavs back to the Soviet Union - 60 million dead. But we only can talk about holocaust for some reason

  • @devonzastre9668
    @devonzastre9668 2 года назад +47

    Who ever personally did this video did an incredible job. Beautifully done.

  • @promnightdumpsterbaby9553
    @promnightdumpsterbaby9553 2 года назад +55

    The whole "you're not a doctor" argument is an invalid one. Doctors and licensed professionals have committed the most unspeakable crimes in history.

    • @24tommyst
      @24tommyst 2 года назад +6

      true, but people mean they're not doctors in spirit, only title, same way Alonso in Training Day is only a cop in title.

    • @MissRegionRat
      @MissRegionRat 2 года назад +1

      They’re mutilating and sterilizing children today while society cheers them on. It’s frightening how evil the medical establishment can be, even when people know. They’ve shrouded themselves in “we know better.”

    • @rolandtomassi3486
      @rolandtomassi3486 2 года назад +2

      @@24tommyst lol what an analogy, that made me laugh. Thank you 😊

    • @birdyfilovingheart6365
      @birdyfilovingheart6365 Год назад

      They still are. They're giving out the covid vaccines!

    • @harmvzon
      @harmvzon Год назад +1

      But doctors and licensed professionals saved and helped people, didn’t they?

  • @anthonybailey8317
    @anthonybailey8317 2 года назад +97

    Mengele's change of character in 1937 can only be explained by the prescient saying of Lord Acton: "Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely"

    • @ct4074
      @ct4074 2 года назад +13

      An accurate description of U.S. Democratic party today who seek and gloat of their neighbor's death...

    • @littlesarahr
      @littlesarahr 2 года назад +2

      @@ct4074 you’re cool with treason?

    • @Andrew-yf3lu
      @Andrew-yf3lu 2 года назад +5

      Power doesn’t corrupt, it simply reveals someones true nature

    • @laceyharless5203
      @laceyharless5203 2 года назад +1

      @@Andrew-yf3lu power certainly does corrupt. i just don’t agree that the reason josef mengele committed such heartless acts was from the corruption of power- such psychopathy comes from within. it is evident that his family life, at least from the book i read about him, was tame and conventional. this provides some acquiescence to us hopefully that his psychopathy was that of a very rare state- someone who is born evil rather than inherited.

    • @southsidesaiyan8641
      @southsidesaiyan8641 Год назад

      @@chrisculpen9205 what does your grandfather being mengeles 5th cousin have to do with anything?

  • @arminhaddadzadeh3396
    @arminhaddadzadeh3396 Год назад +11

    It's quite interesting that a doctor who would sentence thousands of people to their deaths, risk his own life to save two soldiers.
    I wish there was a way to study the behaviour and mindset of such people

  • @indy_go_blue6048
    @indy_go_blue6048 2 года назад +119

    There's a late 70's episode of "In Search of... Joseph Mingele that's very interesting. Mengele seemed to have a sixth sense of danger. On numerous occasions he avoided capture by literally minutes, or in some cases by a day. Once while in Paraguay he was driving towards an ambush by Mossad, but turned around about 50 yards from the ambush site, retreating back to the farm in which he was given protection by both his own guards and by the Paraguay army. Who knows how many other Nazi murderers ended up in S America, and also protected by both the US government and the Soviets because they had something to offer to their captors.

    • @markfoley8582
      @markfoley8582 2 года назад +7

      See operation paperclip.

    • @livinglife4835
      @livinglife4835 Год назад

      Just shows how many Nazi relocated in south America! All looking out for one another. Shameful.

    • @Davidlp70
      @Davidlp70 Год назад +21

      You also have to consider most of the world were indifferent toward jews. The US turned away ship loads of them when Germany allowed them to leave in the early years. The allies knew what was happening to them thru reports from jews that escaped ghettos and camps. But felt it was not high on their priority list. Instead adopting the attitude of "the only way to end it is to defeat Germany" thereby back burnering it.

    • @dmitrikupryaov7845
      @dmitrikupryaov7845 Год назад +13

      Between Operation Paperclip, the USSR, and South American governments we know that several prominent Nazis were not only allowed residence, but often employed in varying capacities.
      In the US, we largely used Nazi scientists. We did employ various lower level cog Nazis as intelligence assets as well. The USSR didn’t get too many “intellectual” Nazis besides the few they captured but the real kicker was S. America.
      Several South American governments employed former Nazis in the security fields helping set up secret police organizations, intelligence organizations, and providing military consultancy. We still see some of the effect today

    • @georgehorvat6704
      @georgehorvat6704 Год назад

      Iov u mutnnom

  • @KatrinaLeFaye
    @KatrinaLeFaye 2 года назад +48

    Eugenics was certainly not a Nazi idea, it was common all over the world at the time, in fact if you take look at laws in the USA forcible sterilization of people, the Americanization of native peoples as well as forcing them into smaller and smaller spaces, and while officially for sterilization ended in the USA in 1980, still continues to this day with funding bill from 2010 being passed.

    • @lucascoval828
      @lucascoval828 2 года назад +2

      Even isolated Tribes practice it today.

    • @onlinegigpay710
      @onlinegigpay710 2 года назад +7

      Planned Parenthood

    • @mikewood8695
      @mikewood8695 2 года назад +2

      Yes indeed - Bill Gates snr was part of Planned Parenthood - he was a key eugenicist and he clearly passed on a lot of his beliefs on to his geeky son

    • @Martin-lv8mp
      @Martin-lv8mp 2 года назад +2

      @@mikewood8695 yes. Terrible. He is very danger.

    • @stevemurray4122
      @stevemurray4122 2 года назад

      Drug addicted and pregnant is self suicide having relation with groups of men who cares if they don’t exist anymore .

  • @cmax4488
    @cmax4488 3 месяца назад +3

    There was a Japanese Dr. Mengle type who did very similar experiments on innocent people. Surgeon General Shirō Ishii. He was never charged with any war crimes and was allowed to live out his life after the war.

  • @Justanirishfella
    @Justanirishfella 2 года назад +170

    Would love to see a video about oskar Schindler and a lesser and surprising humanitarian Albert goring a businessman who was against nazism and helped people escape Germany and protected them

    • @englishoak5173
      @englishoak5173 2 года назад +10

      Schindler's list is a work of Spielberg fiction.

    • @Justanirishfella
      @Justanirishfella 2 года назад +16

      @@englishoak5173 yeah but I think it’ll also be good for them to explain the full true story ya know

    • @BellaFirenze
      @BellaFirenze 2 года назад +8

      @@englishoak5173 The screenplay is not by Spielberg, it's by Steven Zaillian. The screenplay is based on Schindler's Ark, a historical non-fiction novel published in 1982 by Australian novelist Thomas Keneally.

    • @E1N9A8N0DA
      @E1N9A8N0DA 2 года назад +6

      You'd be interested in Karl Plagge. One of many great people nobody talks about and who (unfortunately) don't appear in books or school classes.

    • @Justanirishfella
      @Justanirishfella 2 года назад +4

      @@E1N9A8N0DA I read up on him and wow that’s some story also while doing a bit of research on him I discovered someone called Albert battel who was apart of the SS and stood up for the Jews

  • @steveitaly9528
    @steveitaly9528 2 года назад +28

    After reading the “the real Odessa “ written by uki Goni.The book is factual with teaching on how many nazi were able to escape Europe to South America and not pay for the wartime crimes committed during the war.

    • @Kepi_Kei
      @Kepi_Kei 2 года назад +1

      Thanks for mentioning it, I am going to read that. So evil and so fascinating. I just cannot understand how someone could do the things he did, or ordered.

    • @LandofNodnuts
      @LandofNodnuts Год назад

      ​@Araunah it's what happens once left-wing ideology removes all defense from citizens, and the government is the only one who's armed, once defense is gone, citizens will have no voice

  • @AmethystFoxx
    @AmethystFoxx 8 месяцев назад +5

    The twins at the front of those kids are Eva and Miriam Kor. Eva has a book, called Surviving the Angel of Death about their experience there.

  • @georgecormier601
    @georgecormier601 2 года назад +100

    Mengele met his judgement the moment he breathed his last breathe. And his punishment will never end.

    • @tavaramirez668
      @tavaramirez668 2 года назад +14

      Agreed. He was an evil person who escaped punishment here alone.

    • @savagebeast6702
      @savagebeast6702 2 года назад +11

      Even for Mengele my heart breaks, because hell is so bad that you wouldn’t want your worst enemy to end up there. Hell is worse than anything Mengele inflicted on his victims combined x1,000,000. We can all probably agree (if you believe in hell) that he’s there, but hopefully he repented in his last moments and God heard him and had mercy.

    • @cmont4064
      @cmont4064 2 года назад +4

      While I agree that JM was a truly horrific, cruel, vile man , deserves to rot in hell , he may have believed he really was doing good for mankind, in which case he would not have asked to be forgiven. Everytime we take an aspirin I, it is because of the Nazis experiments, nobody likes to admit that many medical procedures or treatments came to light bc of these horrendous , barbaric experiments. Sadly it is very true

    • @bpapao
      @bpapao 2 года назад +6

      he lived a happy life under brazilian protection

    • @HenriqueRJchiki
      @HenriqueRJchiki 2 года назад

      @@bpapao Lies. he was undercover in Brazil, Brazil never protected any nazis, argentina and chile were the ones that did.

  • @AndrewV-tm7ys
    @AndrewV-tm7ys 2 года назад +15

    I literally stsrted reading "Auschwitz a Doctors Eye Witness Account" this evening. Megele is the Jewish doctor's supervisor for lack of better terms in Auschwitz. I picked up the book about 2 hours ago and easily made it 100 pages before putting the book down. The SS used Sonderkommando, basically privileged prisoners with medical backgrounds who were used for their expertise. The Sonderkommando would be executed and replaced every 4 months so that word of Auschwitz would remain isolated within the walls.

    • @dianeaustin2414
      @dianeaustin2414 2 года назад +2

      Very great movie made, based on this book called, "The Gray Zone".... Look it up.

    • @AndrewV-tm7ys
      @AndrewV-tm7ys 2 года назад +1

      @@dianeaustin2414 will do! Older movie?

    • @AndrewV-tm7ys
      @AndrewV-tm7ys 2 года назад +1

      *Mengele

    • @mightyobserver9899
      @mightyobserver9899 2 года назад +1

      what about when the red cross visited, were they executed?

    • @tadadada609
      @tadadada609 2 года назад +1

      Sure... Keep wasting your time reading that... You should know their is no sonderkommando who survived the war and witnessed firsthand executions, actually there is no firsthand witnesses at all... Strange... Oh yea actually there is 3 sonderkommandos who came forward 20 years later and said what they did in the war and they were all brothers... Wierd

  • @erikschiegg68
    @erikschiegg68 Год назад +5

    In Switzerland, you can sometimes see today (2023) farmers driving around with a Mengele agricultural trailer. They refuse to overpaint the Mengele brand font in the german style of the 1930-1940's, s if they were proud of Mengele. There is even an old Mengele factory in the Zurich region.

    • @mavjimbo
      @mavjimbo Год назад

      Well, that's up to them

  • @peterplant2669
    @peterplant2669 2 года назад +39

    I would dearly like to know how the two 'doctors' who, apparently uneasy about assisting Mengele in his depraved experiments, went home to their families every evening after 'work'. And how, similarly, other guards who were ordered to shoot row after row of naked prisoners and watch them tumble into the body-filled ditches, and who casually tossed cans of Zyclon-B through the roofs of the gas chambers then had to listen to the ensuing desperate panic below. How did they manage to keep their sanity? Surely they would be curled up in bed beside their wives at night sobbing "Darling I can not go on with this!"

    • @Preservestlandry
      @Preservestlandry 2 года назад +22

      They keep telling themselves, and everyone around them keeps telling them, it is for the greater good. It's unpleasant but you're doing it for the good of your family. Just keep repeating it, people will believe it.

    • @sharimccormick1352
      @sharimccormick1352 2 года назад +15

      They were Jewish doctors...they didn't go 'home,' they returned to their barracks with the other Jewish prisoners.

    • @oni-one574
      @oni-one574 2 года назад

      I'd imagine the guards had a range of, "I shoot these people or I end up as one of these people" or "fuck these sewer rats". That said, shooting large groups of people into ditches is hardly WWII exclusive. This practice extends to skirmishes, battles, and modern wars. Hell, look at some of the stuff Russia is doing with mass rape and civilian executions in Ukraine.

    • @cybercheese3
      @cybercheese3 2 года назад +17

      'we are just following orders'. sadly this excuse is still used to perpetuate cruelty around the world.

    • @nexus9deluxe
      @nexus9deluxe 2 года назад +7

      A lot of them drank like fish didn't they? Self medication for guilt

  • @michaelp1801
    @michaelp1801 2 года назад +65

    What's scary is that Otmar von Verschuer got away pretty good considering he was his Mentor and played a major role in this.

  • @dragongirl15dragon94
    @dragongirl15dragon94 7 месяцев назад +3

    Interesting fact, a Hungarian Jewish doctor who worked as Mengele’s assistant, Miklós Nyiszli, wrote a book about what Mengele made him do for him at Auschwitz. This included mostly conducting autopsies on his victims and taking care of his “medical journals/notes”. There was one time he accidentally got grease on his “medical notes” and Mengele flipped out on him and told him not to be careless with something he put so much “love” into. Nyiszli was speechless at the fact Mengele said the word love. I think this truly shows that the only thing Mengele ever loved was himself and his “medical job”. So infuriating he got away and escaped justice.

  • @myheathenheart1259
    @myheathenheart1259 2 года назад +10

    One sad part is many of the allied countries used his research to keep doing disgusting experiments in their own countries . And that research still continues to this day

  • @enriquepuerto7146
    @enriquepuerto7146 2 года назад +183

    Thank you for creating an amazingly comprehensive documentary. I have listened to a lot of the Mengele stories and became especially interested after watching "The labyrinth of lies". It is incredible to think that Mengele lived openly in BA, with his name being listed in the telephone directory. It is only when the Mosad came after Eichman that he began fearing for his life. People like Mengele make me wish there is an afterlife, where you pay for the crimes you committed in this one.

    • @deeannhale5327
      @deeannhale5327 2 года назад +16

      There is an after life. Heaven or Hell Jesus tells about Hell in the New Testament over 600 times. Heaven and Hell are eternal. Yes there truly is a Judgment Day for those who choose Hell. It is called The Great White Throne Judgement. ✝️

    • @enriquepuerto7146
      @enriquepuerto7146 2 года назад +11

      @@deeannhale5327 I'm not about to stir up a hornets nest. Happy that you believe in it and wish you all the best.

    • @ImAlwaysFrisky
      @ImAlwaysFrisky 2 года назад +4

      @@enriquepuerto7146 no you opened that "hornets nest" by stating your opinion on it LUL

    • @enriquepuerto7146
      @enriquepuerto7146 2 года назад +11

      @@ImAlwaysFrisky thanks for your amazing contribution to this convo. Can't wait for your next comment.

    • @ImAlwaysFrisky
      @ImAlwaysFrisky 2 года назад +2

      @@enriquepuerto7146 LMAO why are you mad? You can’t say you aren’t going to open a hornets nest when you state an opinion. Welcome to the Internet

  • @aliwalker7667
    @aliwalker7667 2 года назад +40

    There are people claiming to have met Mengele in the early 80's, I find this difficult to believe.
    Thanks for a well researched documentary! :)

    • @canoeman1961
      @canoeman1961 2 года назад +11

      It's true. He and Elvis were seen together.

    • @MegNotTheStallion
      @MegNotTheStallion Год назад +15

      @@canoeman1961 Was Tupac there?

    • @ronaldleebrogren1244
      @ronaldleebrogren1244 Год назад +2

      😂😂😂

    • @vicvega3614
      @vicvega3614 Год назад +12

      @@MegNotTheStallion i am Tupac, im sitting here with Elvis, Mengele, Hitler, JFK and John Lennon

    • @Artisane23
      @Artisane23 Год назад +9

      Mengele lived in Argentina. He drowned when he was79 years old.

  • @zacharyhaledewitt3618
    @zacharyhaledewitt3618 2 года назад +15

    The ironies of life is something really ''cruel''. The guy was born in an ''exceptional'' place like Germany, and he died and was buried in a place as horrible as Embu das Artes (I live next to this municipality).

    • @adamostman3509
      @adamostman3509 2 года назад +4

      What do you mean exceptional place? He was born right before ww1 and basic history knowledge would tell you Germany post ww1 was not a very nice place to live in, you would be better of being white and living in brazil than post war germany

    • @ishowspeedfan9218
      @ishowspeedfan9218 10 месяцев назад +1

      "EXEPCIONAL" BIRTH PLACE: GERMANY"?

  • @styxzero1675
    @styxzero1675 2 года назад +16

    When a sociopath/psychopath gets encouraged and promoted for behaving wickedly, this is the result.

    • @hughbetcha436
      @hughbetcha436 2 года назад +2

      Also they run for political office

  • @elziewilson9279
    @elziewilson9279 2 года назад +16

    Impressive how this man could narrate so long without a break

    • @Rane1990
      @Rane1990 Год назад +15

      It's called editing.

    • @Filmfist
      @Filmfist Год назад +3

      It's an ai robot

    • @richardrobinson7645
      @richardrobinson7645 Год назад +2

      @@Filmfist is it? I wasn't sure. I was thinking that he needs to have a longer break between sentences 🤔

    • @AleCharlie
      @AleCharlie Год назад +5

      ​@@richardrobinson7645 no he is a real person, it's just been edited with very little gaps which can be a bit uncanny valley

  • @GriefTourist
    @GriefTourist 2 года назад +17

    It's a tragedy he wasn't caught and put on trial. The grim irony is that some people survived the war because of him and his experiments who otherwise would have been gassed.

    • @jakeforrest
      @jakeforrest 2 года назад +1

      I guess they didn’t thank him though

    • @Smithy07sham
      @Smithy07sham 2 года назад +1

      Even though he wasn’t caught he wouldn’t of had a great life! He was always on the run and constantly looking over his shoulder. His paranoia would of been overwhelming! He was probably a hermit and he lived with people who despised him.

    • @tadadada609
      @tadadada609 2 года назад

      If he war put on real trial he whould've been found not guilty... Only witness is a old woman who said he removed her tattoo (?) her mental health is questionable

    • @tadadada609
      @tadadada609 2 года назад

      @@Smithy07sham he owned a company with his name and lived in germany for years after the war, he crossed the border (with real documents) and went to south america because mossad killing people... He lived normaly until he drowned many years later

    • @Smithy07sham
      @Smithy07sham 2 года назад

      @@tadadada609 that was only after the war, he was forgotten about until someone tipped him off that they were after him and he fled to Brazil

  • @nikolaiyezhovthebloodydwar3673
    @nikolaiyezhovthebloodydwar3673 2 года назад +16

    👎🏻For deleting comments

  • @twiliciousred1013
    @twiliciousred1013 Год назад +12

    Set Playback Speed to x1.25, thank me later

  • @Rasputin443556
    @Rasputin443556 2 года назад +29

    There is a poetic justice in his own body being fated for scientific research.

  • @geraldfrieberg7921
    @geraldfrieberg7921 2 года назад +11

    Great video. Thanks so much for the time and energy to produce this.

  • @brianwong7285
    @brianwong7285 2 года назад +8

    The only thing that Mengele had within his memories was the fear of getting caught…

  • @patrickfarrell5092
    @patrickfarrell5092 2 года назад +85

    Thank you for this production, very informative yet shocking in so many aspects.
    I can't help but feel we will never know the full story about what happened and why.
    I totally appreciate your work 👏

    • @ct4074
      @ct4074 2 года назад +6

      An accurate description of U.S. Democratic party today who seek and gloat of their neighbor's death...

    • @adelaidemarie
      @adelaidemarie 2 года назад +2

      @@ct4074 yup

    • @LeslieKingston
      @LeslieKingston 2 года назад +1

      @@ct4074 hardly

    • @thefirerises9112
      @thefirerises9112 2 года назад +1

      There's a 🐀 close by: our comments are getting deleted.

  • @BastedwithMustard
    @BastedwithMustard 2 года назад +13

    Very interesting docThanks for the upload and explaining things properly and happy holidays

  • @stacidify
    @stacidify Год назад +5

    I remember hearing once that it's believed Mengele was caught by the Israelis and that they drowned him. I kind of like that ending better.

    • @Gaminglife-sf1oz
      @Gaminglife-sf1oz 4 месяца назад

      Same isreali war criminals today commiting genocide in gaza?

  • @AmericanFUBAR33
    @AmericanFUBAR33 2 года назад +10

    A classic text book definition case of a psychopath with a medical degree.

  • @user-ui7cr4rr8y
    @user-ui7cr4rr8y 2 года назад +62

    It is astonishing how much a person can change when they get under a certain influence …

    • @setharp
      @setharp 2 года назад +2

      A lot of people here in the US fell under the spell of Trump. So it can happen to anyone

    • @ericbentz4597
      @ericbentz4597 2 года назад +23

      @@setharp same can be said of Fauci

    • @setharp
      @setharp 2 года назад

      @@ericbentz4597 Sounds to me like you've also been indoctrinated into the Nazi-like status of the current GOP.

    • @russcooke5671
      @russcooke5671 2 года назад +3

      Like our government all very very sick people. The country is worse now than it’s possible to imagine

    • @snafubar5491
      @snafubar5491 2 года назад +9

      @@setharp.....The TDS is strong in you.......still. Given the choice of the Arkencide Queen or Trump, you really are clueless why folks elected Trump. Hummmmm. And now we have ole Let's Go Brandon in there......lower poll numbers than Jimmy Carter. Worse than Trump, too. And droppin down faster than ole Monica did for Bill......lol. Wow, THAT"S gotta burn!!! Keeps up and Trump will be elected again. Enjoy!!!

  • @Lawyerxbri
    @Lawyerxbri 10 месяцев назад +20

    In college, we had a "peace week" every year during which various events were held geared toward the importance of peace in international affairs. I was able to meet in person Eva Moses Kor, who was a victim of Joseph Mengele and is famous for publicly forgiving him, even though his experiments on her and her twin sister eventually caused the death of her twin sister. It was one of the most inspiring events of my young years.

    • @valerieirvin249
      @valerieirvin249 3 месяца назад

      Do you know if that message was recorded?
      Is there anywhere I might find it ?

    • @Lawyerxbri
      @Lawyerxbri 3 месяца назад

      @@valerieirvin249 I don't think it was recorded but there's a documentary called Forgiving Dr. Mengele or something like that that would likely have most of what she said in it

  • @littleangel18
    @littleangel18 2 года назад +16

    A group of men that will be studied for centuries to come. One for the ages.

  • @thehorrorist3471
    @thehorrorist3471 2 года назад +124

    Great work as usual. Perhaps John Rabe could be a possible subject for an upcoming biography. He was a very interesting part of the occupation of China by the Japanese Imperial forces & the Nanking Massacre.

  • @wong4728
    @wong4728 2 года назад +20

    It would be nice to do a documentary on the concordat signed by nazi and Vatican

  • @rocklandrockland2680
    @rocklandrockland2680 2 года назад +9

    Did he die a happy man with good health? What was the point of all his madness? Germany and Hitler were destroyed at the end of the War in 1945 and the Germans still bear the terrible moral guilt for these horrendous acts to this day. Who, in their right mind, wants to live like that and with that kind of legacy?

    • @mavjimbo
      @mavjimbo Год назад

      At the end he lived terrified of being kidnapped

  • @rebeccamasse1557
    @rebeccamasse1557 2 года назад +26

    Mengele told his son Rolf, that he saved many lives by being in charge of selection. It really gave me pause to stop and think my God what if someone even worse had been in charge. Someone who would’ve selected even more people. I had never thought anyone could be worse. But there were such horrible people running Germany then. Who could imagine someone even worse?

    • @newt2120
      @newt2120 2 года назад +4

      Only person worse than him was Hitler himself

    • @chainsherlock6268
      @chainsherlock6268 2 года назад +2

      Yeah pretty much ; Hitler will always be one, Mengele2, Goehring 3, Rommel/Himmler 4th (tied).

    • @someguyontheinternet.3318
      @someguyontheinternet.3318 2 года назад

      @@chainsherlock6268 Himmler was far worse then Rommel according to various historical evidence paired with accounts from people(But like all sources it's up for us to determine the validity.)

    • @cure5626
      @cure5626 2 года назад +4

      Shiro Ishii.

    • @tadadada609
      @tadadada609 2 года назад +2

      He didn't say that... He told his son "did you really believe them that i did all those horrible things? I helped alot of people" when there was a woman that testified that mengele told her to visit a dentist after the war because she had a bad tooth they laughed at her because they thought that she was joking

  • @marshavilkas3512
    @marshavilkas3512 2 года назад +21

    I was looking on your home video page for a documentary on Mengle just a few minutes ago and stumbled across this. Thank you!

    • @mavjimbo
      @mavjimbo Год назад

      Unfortunately he fell thru the cracks

  • @patrickbyrne3257
    @patrickbyrne3257 2 года назад +9

    "Belief Attachment" becomes firm especially when that set of "squared up" or "contrived beliefs" facilitate the advancement along a life path conducive to what the individual perceives as "success". It is a psychological mental matrix that "grows" in size and is almost impossible to reduce, or much less erase. These are specific "interactive engrams" that feed voraciously on the continued supportive actions and beliefs themselves. This epigrammatic development is to be seen and studied especially in vicious criminals. There appears also to be a "mental birth mark" that "stamps" the person as that which they become. However, conditions and situations experienced strongly contribute toward that mental engram's construction and growth, or even its eventual reduction and depletion. However, that "seed" is NEVER reduced to zero! I hope this gives a bit of insight not only into Menghele but to many others that you may share life with in a social and family circle, and in yourself.

  • @dancrosby3907
    @dancrosby3907 Год назад +9

    I find your channel… extremely interesting! Thank you for such information, shared in such a wonderful media.
    I searched for Nicholas Romanov. But didn’t know if you had created one for the last Tsar of Russia. I did find one on Rasputin.. which I will be watching next..
    Once again Great Information and so very well portrayed
    Dan

  • @girlygirl402
    @girlygirl402 8 месяцев назад +3

    Thank God England and America stayed strong and fought back I can’t even imagine if they were to take over the world most of us wouldn’t even exist. 🇱🇷

  • @kimwoodley1351
    @kimwoodley1351 Год назад +12

    I've just finished reading a book called "The twins of Auschwitz" by Eva Mozes Kor. The inspiring true story of a young girl surviving Mengele's Hell. The international best seller. It is a must read. Very interesting and emotional.

    • @binchickenbandit7377
      @binchickenbandit7377 11 месяцев назад

      I had the honor of meeting Eva almost a decade ago on a school trip to the Holocaust museum in Melbourne. Still need to read her book rip Ms Kor

  • @patriciakreckman1992
    @patriciakreckman1992 Год назад +10

    My boss is born & raised in Germany. She is in her 50's now. She NEVER heard anything about Hitler or the horrors that he commanded. I wish she would watch this. I'm 65 & I was taught about ww2, Korea, Viet Nam & even some of ww1.
    I was out of school when we had the desert wars. Afghanistan, Desert Storm etc. I used to go to a co-workers house on sundays & her boyfriend always had om something about a war
    He said it was my history lesson
    (he was a vet) I still watch today
    We can never let that be forgotten .
    The ppl today use the word communist without knowing what it really means
    God help us if we ever lose our Democracy
    You should watch this Marjorie Taylor Green while you're having some gazpacho!!!

    • @wandererkyamani9829
      @wandererkyamani9829 Год назад +5

      Shes lying im from belgium ,we all knew bs that Germany did and im even younger ,ever heard of grandparents shes lying

    • @Scarlett_84
      @Scarlett_84 Год назад +4

      Course she's lying... doesn't want to talk about it

  • @roberthudson3386
    @roberthudson3386 2 года назад +22

    I have only watched 10 minutes, but there are several errors already:
    Hitler was chancellor of Germany from 1933-1945, not 1934-1945 as suggested.
    The Nazis did not achieve 40% of the vote in the 1932 Reichstag elections. There were two elections at which the NSDAP achieved 37% and 33% respectively. The election in 1933 was not representative as huge violence and suppression perpetrated by the SA reduced the turnout heavily in areas supporting the left.
    The second largest party in Germany in these elections was not the Communist Party, but the Social Democratic Party, a centre-left pro-republican party committed to the Weimar Republic.
    The Communist Party was the third largest party in Germany at that time and did not have enough support to seriously threaten a victory at the ballot box or stage a successful revolution, but nonetheless frightened businesspeople enough to persuade them to support the Nazis financially.
    These are not difficult things to research, they are common knowledge for anyone who has done history even to A-Level and/or has a passing interest in the Weimar Republic, so I do not understand why these misinforming statements are present in a documentary.

  • @websurfin9575
    @websurfin9575 2 года назад +6

    Mengele certainly DID NOT escape going to his final destination at the time of his death.... the ETERNAL-FIRE!

  • @user-ig1mr9sh4g
    @user-ig1mr9sh4g 5 месяцев назад +3

    Great documentary!! There is only one note: my great grandpa was a soldier and died in austria (as a war prisoner), my grandpa went to war at 17, was seriously wounded and was honoured for his accomplishments in war. My grandmother told me horrifing stories about german occupation. All of them were ukrainians, yet all i hear in such films is russian territory, russion soldiers even the winter is russian😊 The correct way to say it is soviet territory and soviet soldiers!

    • @user-ig1mr9sh4g
      @user-ig1mr9sh4g 3 месяца назад

      @@OfficialpKIndustries Yeah, you wish🙂 We were never russian and will never be. We'd honestly rather die.

    • @user-ig1mr9sh4g
      @user-ig1mr9sh4g 3 месяца назад

      Yeah, you wish🙂 We were never russian and will never be. We'd honestly rather die.

  • @reepacheirpfirewalker8629
    @reepacheirpfirewalker8629 2 года назад +11

    I wonder who will make a video showing businesses still active today who made a fortune during the war with Slave Concentration camps?

    • @carlstanwick7287
      @carlstanwick7287 2 года назад +2

      Yes its the way to go take from history what you may, the day UNCLE SAM HAS THE MONOPOLY ,,,,,,,,,but yes WAR =PROFITING,,,,, thats what the DOLLAR is built on ,,,,,,,,,LOVE N PEACE ,,,,,,,,,,, 😷

    • @itsreallyjustmehere611
      @itsreallyjustmehere611 2 года назад +2

      Make a video about the Chinese concentration camps and the businesses that use the labor?

    • @jenningsrountree8304
      @jenningsrountree8304 2 года назад

      Slave labour still exists around the world. There was a case in Horry County,SC several years ago of a restaurant keeping a retarded guy as a slave for years. Sex trafficking goes on more than we would like to think - and that is nothing but slavery. A plantation in Edgefield, SC kept slaves until.the 1870's.

  • @airbrushkid333
    @airbrushkid333 Год назад +5

    Now he has to answer to God for all that he have done

  • @sunflowermyeyes9758
    @sunflowermyeyes9758 2 года назад +16

    What amazing content you provide for us for free. THANK YOU. SO IMPORTANT and interesting. 🙌🏼

  • @adameckard4591
    @adameckard4591 2 года назад +12

    Do an episode on Sugihara, the Japanese version of Schindler.

  • @michaelbaker2552
    @michaelbaker2552 2 года назад +28

    I was in the army and stationed in Gunzburg from 1972-74. It was common knowledge in the town that Mengele occasionally returned to Gunzburg. I don't know if this was true or not!

    • @stevemurray4122
      @stevemurray4122 2 года назад

      He probably did he had family there .

    • @mavjimbo
      @mavjimbo Год назад

      The dude was the subject much speculation

  • @mr_rn6549
    @mr_rn6549 Год назад +2

    Historians say mengele wasn't that intelligent - he was smart enough not to get the Soviet tattoo and escape to South America.

  • @holgerkarrenberg6322
    @holgerkarrenberg6322 2 года назад +38

    I wonder if we may witness history repeating itsself right now.

    • @halinaleonowicz8038
      @halinaleonowicz8038 2 года назад +3

      It is quite a lesson to learn how long it took world powers to declare world 2, only after Germans invaded Poland. By than the machine was to well established. How long now, it will take that the covit19 narrative will be enforced before powers behind it will be defited and human values restored all over the world. Technology is used to divide and oppress in name of health. But the same technology is used by knowledgeable public to mobilize opposition. The cost for average person in world 2 was huge. Already costs of current war on normal average world general public is huge. What is the end game this time. And how long this undeclared world 3 will last.

    • @johanemmenes9236
      @johanemmenes9236 2 года назад +5

      It is in full effect......

    • @bmblb5835
      @bmblb5835 2 года назад

      @🆓COGNITIVE DISSIDENT 🆓 Robert King's video "How I Know The Future" is fascinating in this context.

  • @kelvinbonface3399
    @kelvinbonface3399 Год назад +3

    Mengele was a lucky man if he would go to Germany and back to Latin America without being caught.

    • @mavjimbo
      @mavjimbo Год назад +1

      A little boldness is called for

  • @catherinehobbs4961
    @catherinehobbs4961 9 месяцев назад +2

    As a history documentary, I would refrain from making statements like “it was inevitable.” It is easy to look back through history and see events always unfolding as they did, but that doesn’t make them inevitable. A number of precipitating events had to happen to lead to that event, don’t downplay that. Without one of those events, things might have been very different.

  • @jenerhart7025
    @jenerhart7025 8 месяцев назад +3

    I think that Josef Mengele was benign compared to Shiro Ishii. I can't help but think what would have come out of it if the Allies took the same approach to Mengele and his "research" that they did to Ishii. And 21st century psych evals of both men would be fascinating.

  • @thefirerises9112
    @thefirerises9112 2 года назад +5

    👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻 down voted for deleting perfectly acceptable comments which quote an article.

  • @mikaela12979
    @mikaela12979 2 месяца назад +1

    It makes me sick to my stomach to know that he lived for so many years and never been trialed for his hideous crimes.

  • @Rebel_71123
    @Rebel_71123 2 года назад +10

    Do a documentary on Genrikh Yagoda.

  • @IIISWILIII
    @IIISWILIII 2 года назад +10

    I can't think of a better way to prime the 2021 holiday season than an in depth exposition of the "Angel of Death" of the Third Reich. 🤣

  • @xrpenjoyer6811
    @xrpenjoyer6811 2 года назад +3

    I wonder how many people thought he was super fucked up but just said nothing and continued on with their lives/duties

  • @wayneguild6722
    @wayneguild6722 2 года назад +11

    If so ''unrepetant"" why not submit to the trial at Nuremberg? He was always fleeing from justice-which in itself reveals his privately understood guilt. Without flinching he sent thousands to their deaths but was so concerned with saving his own worthless hide.

    • @Bluesit32
      @Bluesit32 2 года назад +4

      "Unrepentant" doesn't mean he believe's he's innocent. He just felt no guilt about it. He knew he'd be strung up if caught.

  • @kennethsejrhansen5443
    @kennethsejrhansen5443 2 года назад +13

    Mark felton says the rat lines where sponsored by the vatican , Fun Little nugget of information

    • @leesaunders1930
      @leesaunders1930 2 года назад +1

      its a rather well kept secret that the Vatican horded riches plundered by the 3rd reich during and after the war. however it is a reasonably well known fact to those of us that are well read in ww2 history and yes you are correct, quite a number of nazis escaped with the help of the Vatican, even 1 of the pope was an ex nazi/german paratrooper.... or was he ex ss? I seem to get blurry on that 1 but 1 of the popes fought in hitlers war machine.

    • @gailkoelmeyer7650
      @gailkoelmeyer7650 Год назад

      do you mean the RAT tests?

    • @mavjimbo
      @mavjimbo Год назад

      The Church has a history of helping folks, no questions asked

  • @pinklady5559
    @pinklady5559 Год назад +1

    A complete monster and the saddest part is he had no regrets about the horrid things he did . It's frightening to know so many supported him and what he did . Argentina still has lots of his sympathizers 😔😔😔😔

  • @shotty2164
    @shotty2164 2 года назад +19

    Lots of people wonder what makes someone “evil”. It’s the lack of empathy.

    • @louiscolborn6715
      @louiscolborn6715 2 года назад +1

      Democraps are evil. To pollute the American race Is evil.

    • @gratefuldeadmau5610
      @gratefuldeadmau5610 2 года назад

      Not a lack of empathy its compartmentalization

    • @gailkoelmeyer7650
      @gailkoelmeyer7650 2 года назад +2

      A total openess to satanic possession, a complete disregard for the voice of his conscience,
      The absolute rejection of Sanctifying Grace, and of God.

  • @gregryan3783
    @gregryan3783 2 года назад +77

    This man was the embodiment of all that is evil

  • @ruthjohnson2710
    @ruthjohnson2710 8 месяцев назад +3

    Raw evil demon. Thank you for thorough presentation.

  • @iwatchDVDsonXbox360
    @iwatchDVDsonXbox360 2 года назад +10

    3 videos in a week?! This is too good to be true. -__-

  • @TexanAmiga
    @TexanAmiga 2 года назад +43

    I believe Mengele would have turned out the same way no matter what was happening. I believe that he got “lucky” having all these poor people at his disposal. Had this not happened, he would have had to disguise his depravity and it would have been harder on him to “perform his research”. Having said that, he surely would not have been able to kill so many and would have been caught. This is totally my opinion.

    • @DiablosWrathACRGamer
      @DiablosWrathACRGamer 2 года назад +12

      I think WW2 was a playground for adults. If there are no rules that you must abide and everyone bows to you and serves you because you have ultimate power, it is very easy to drift away from the righteous path and become an anarchist and immoral being. I think this is what happened to him and many others.

    • @billbartley3007
      @billbartley3007 2 года назад +7

      I think you underestimate how easy evil can come to prevail.

    • @TexanAmiga
      @TexanAmiga 2 года назад +1

      @@billbartley3007 you make an excellent point.

    • @MF175mp
      @MF175mp 2 года назад +3

      Evil is relative and depends on culture. Some say the human nature is pure evil

    • @ct4074
      @ct4074 2 года назад +1

      An accurate description of U.S. Democratic party today who seek and gloat of their neighbor's death...

  • @laimaledgard7900
    @laimaledgard7900 2 года назад +6

    It makes me a bit angry that the Australian troops are never mentioned. It was due to the ,Anzac that El ALEmain was such a success .

    • @stefanosintzes434
      @stefanosintzes434 2 года назад +2

      I agree. Greek efforts are never mentioned either even though Greece was the country that resisted invasion the longest.

  • @andrejce5299
    @andrejce5299 2 года назад +38

    Verschuer was the director of the Institute for Genetic Biology and Racial Hygiene from 1935 to 1942 and director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute of Anthropology, Human Heredity, and Eugenics from 1942 to 1948. From 1951 to 1965, he was a Professor of Human Genetics at the University of Münster, where he also served as Dean of the Faculty of Medicine. At Münster, he established one of the largest centers of genetics research in West Germany, and remained one of the world's most prominent genetics researchers until his death. He became Professor Emeritus in 1965; he received numerous memberships in learned societies. In 1952 he was elected President of the German Anthropological Association. His son Helmut von Verschuer was a high-ranking official of the European Commission. EU was founded by former Nazizs defacto EU is second NAZI REICH 2.0

    • @richmoore5525
      @richmoore5525 Год назад

      look at the documentary on how the nazi's invaded the intelligence communities around the world and especially the CIA. You won't wonder why the world is, why it is. Evil knows no bounds and has no limits. It certainly is a self-perpetuatimg movement, just like a kid trying his first jump into the abyss of off-limit and exciting things. Every young kid today should see this doc. Well done.

    • @Chanesmyname
      @Chanesmyname Год назад

      The UK could see this and left the EU, is a guess some might see.

  • @petravanwersch5673
    @petravanwersch5673 2 года назад +8

    I see this man as a demonic possessed creep. He will be brought to justice before God, and there he has to give an account of what he did.

    • @ralex3697
      @ralex3697 2 года назад

      He’s dead, was never captured
      Somewhere hiding out in South America

    • @James-po6ib
      @James-po6ib Год назад

      @@ralex3697 they knew exactly where he was at all the while they just learned from his experiments all the while painting him a monster

  • @chrisw1090
    @chrisw1090 2 года назад +6

    Rolf Mengele knew where his father was, given the masses of evidence that had come out over the years I think it is unforgiveable that he didn't disclose to the authorities where his father was which would have allowed him to stand trial.

    • @gailkoelmeyer7650
      @gailkoelmeyer7650 2 года назад

      mixed loyalties..it would have been brave but very difficult for him, he would have and has had a ghastly time of it too, I'd say! poor chap!

    • @Sladep123
      @Sladep123 Год назад

      Same is true for Eichman's son. Phil Donahue conducted an interview with him, which is interesting and demonstrates the dilemma faced, and what German law is regarding this. It is on RUclips.

    • @mavjimbo
      @mavjimbo Год назад +1

      Well, blood is thicker than water

  • @kimhollingsworth1
    @kimhollingsworth1 2 года назад +8

    Another great doco. I had no idea Mengele had done the things mentioned.

  • @rangedeth107
    @rangedeth107 2 года назад +6

    Literally a documentary about a psycho surgeon doctor and you have an ad for KNIVES in the middle? WHAT??

  • @gabe_2544
    @gabe_2544 6 месяцев назад +3

    There are too many recounts of Mengele’s behavior to label anything he did as acts of kindness. He thoroughly enjoyed getting the children to treat him like a fond uncle and then proceed to brutalize or murder them. It was merely a part of his sadism. Sadists with a degree of intelligence often enjoy the psychological part of their game as much and sometimes more than the actual physical.

    • @monkeyon777
      @monkeyon777 3 месяца назад +1

      Pure post-war fantasy.

  • @joshbasalo
    @joshbasalo 2 года назад +4

    A very comprehensive video. 👌 more like this please.

  • @dog-gone-it5944
    @dog-gone-it5944 Год назад +1

    The only reason he didnt seem to be a monster before he joined the SS is because he couldnt. He had to work within the confines of the law. No one changes that much. I would say he always had the parental to be a monster.