Hi all, I hope you are well. I hope you enjoy this video. A lot of hard work went in to bringing you a longer video. If you let me know what you'd like to see from now on I'd be happy to try to bring you that. All suggestions welcome of course within reason, different periods of time too. I'm going to try and bring you longer videos also. Thanks as always for your support.
don't use AI narration. It totally sucks and no matter how good the content, it is intolerable and impossible to follow in a couple minutes. It really sucks. Use a real voice and the pphrasing and iintonation will at least be natural. Mistakes are far more acceptable than the awful sing-song of artificial narration.
🌄, Untold Past. Thank You for Always being Excellent! I learn so much from your Channel! I appreciate that. You sound like you're not feeling well. Yet, you posted a video. Thank You. I hope you feel better soon!
I haven't been well! Stinking cold that turned into a chest infection, however I am feeling much better now thank you. Making videos and bringing stories to people makes me feel better being honest! Thanks for your support as always Renee.
If you watch until the end, you'll find out what happened to Hess' grave. Shocking really as they had to get rid of his remains decades later to sort this out once and for all. Thanks for your comment.
@@susiepittman601who do you think?? Lenin, Stalin, Pol Pot, Mao, and more... 94 millions dead and forgotten... Hitlers 12 millions +, are always in focus. Of course the 110 millions dead under communism are important to pay our respect to!!! Final ..
Servus from the Free State of Bavaria! The video itself was educational, but as a German, I feel the pronunciation of German names could be improved. For example, at 6:01, Heinrich Himmler is pronounced incorrectly-'Heinrich' ends with a soft 'ch' sound, not a hard 'k.' Sorry for being picky, but we Germans are quite sensitive about how Brits pronounce our names. 😊
Another interesting video. However, as usual, I find the narration really off-putting. Maybe it’s just me but it seems like the emphasis always tends to be placed on the wrong words - was, would, did, of, were, had, is (for example). I expect I’m just being pedantic but I find it really distracting. That apart, it was an interesting watch.
When I was a kid there we lived one town over from where a WWII P.O.W. camp was located. German prisoners were taken here to the U.S. and kept prisoners for the duration of the war and a little beyond. We used to visit the place when I was a kid to hunt for souvenirs. But at the corner of the former camp behind an old rusted four foot high chain link fences was a small cemetery. This is where they buried the P.O.W.'s who had died while in custody. Not a huge number in my opinion. The camp had held over a thousand prisoners at it's height but there were only about 20 graves in the cemetery. All but three of the small concrete headstones have crosses on them. Those three have swastikas. When I told my history teacher about it a few years later he didn't believe me. He was a WWI veteran. He knew about the camp but did not believe that a camp commander would have permitted it. So we went on a short impromptu field trip, me, him, my parents and a couple of my friends who had been there before and he was astonished to see the markers. He said he thought all the markers were made of wood not concrete and thought that the swastika had been banned from P.O.W. camps in the US. So he did some further research and we went along with him to first the town's town hall then public library and then he wrote the army for information and after a few weeks we got a response and it turns out that the surviving inmates had requested permission to make concrete markers and were granted permission and that the ones with the swastikas on them were SS enlisted men who had put instead of the denomination of their religion on their paperwork they put down they were members of the NSDAP and so any who had that got a swastika on their marker instead of a cross. Besides that was impressed into the concrete when it was wet were the inmate's name and rank and year of birth and death. Ironically, there is another P.O.W. camp in the same state that had a similar cemetery and one of those graves had a wood marker that had a Star Of David on it though all those markers were wood and had long ago rotted away. What we saw were photos taken. Research showed that the person with that grave was an enlisted man who had kept his Jewish heritage a secret but when he got to the states he told the camp commander of his heritage and requested a segregated housing so as not to be kept in the same place as the others out of fear of his life. The request was granted and but he got sick from something (Unclear what) and died the following year.
Even a war criminal is a human being in spite of of his mistakes , as a creature of God his remains deserves to be treated with respect and dignity , el we behave just so brutal snd unmorally as the nazis did!( we are obliged to t o do better!’
It just amazes me to know that in German and other European countries you really just rent a grave and if your whole family is gone then they take up your head stone. Why is it that way is it because there’s not much land for cemeteries. It blows me mind. Can anyone explain this to me I really would appreciate it. Thanks
I used to main a Geomancer in Beta, but, I have not been enjoying that Avatar as much in Arthurian Legends Meta because of the 30 card Atlas. This video is interesting though because the Geomancer does seem to be doing okay. Zalem's deck at the end is a powerful type in the new meta
I’m puzzled why the word “in” is always replaced with “inside of”. Are people ever interred “inside of” a cemetery? The AI narration really lets this channel down. It is an unforgivably grating element in an excellent series. Send me the scripts and I’ll do your voice work.
Very good video. I however do not understand how or why the remains of all these Nazis were not cremated and the ashes scattered so they could never be found. It seems only right and natural that you would want to prevent future generations of crazies from using the remains for whatever they wanted to use them for. I just don't get it.
@@michaeldunham3385 Maybe not as bad as most but that's not the point (at least to me). I believe the phrase used was He was an unrepentant nazi. I did kind of feel sorry for him but not enough to forgive, Not that my forgiveness counts for anything. In my opinion Karma di to him what Karma does.
Was confirmed by local police that allegedly nothing had been taken. Unsure how they checked this, which is rather morbid but the case as to who did it has gone rather quiet.
Funny how they have crucifixes on some of their graves . Jesus was a Jew and yet manyNazis celebrated Christmas too!! . Just shows how hypocritical, evil and pathetic their regime was.
Really ? nothing ? the cost of the war was huge for many countries. The artwork that was stolen. Holocaust denial. The rise again of extreme right ring ideology's. Even the state of Israel could be shown to be a consequence
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Hi all, I hope you are well. I hope you enjoy this video. A lot of hard work went in to bringing you a longer video. If you let me know what you'd like to see from now on I'd be happy to try to bring you that. All suggestions welcome of course within reason, different periods of time too. I'm going to try and bring you longer videos also. Thanks as always for your support.
@@TheUntoldPast I like longer videos but I think you should do whatever works best for you.
@@TheUntoldPast longer is good
This was so insightful...
don't use AI narration. It totally sucks and no matter how good the content, it is intolerable and impossible to follow in a couple minutes. It really sucks. Use a real voice and the pphrasing and iintonation will at least be natural. Mistakes are far more acceptable than the awful sing-song of artificial narration.
My parents in law left Germany as refugees. They left on the Stuttgart. The last successful boat out of Bremen Haven.
🌄, Untold Past. Thank You for Always being Excellent! I learn so much from your Channel! I appreciate that. You sound like you're not feeling well. Yet, you posted a video. Thank You. I hope you feel better soon!
I haven't been well! Stinking cold that turned into a chest infection, however I am feeling much better now thank you. Making videos and bringing stories to people makes me feel better being honest! Thanks for your support as always Renee.
“A place of pilgrimage and worship”. What a doomed species we are
If you watch until the end, you'll find out what happened to Hess' grave. Shocking really as they had to get rid of his remains decades later to sort this out once and for all. Thanks for your comment.
Exactly. If these men are truly evil, what are people scared about by having a grave for them?
When are you going to address the crimes of the communists??
Who are you referring to?
@@susiepittman601who do you think?? Lenin, Stalin, Pol Pot, Mao, and more... 94 millions dead and forgotten... Hitlers 12 millions +, are always in focus. Of course the 110 millions dead under communism are important to pay our respect to!!! Final ..
You are so right ... 94 millions dead and forgotten by history...
You are correct history is always written by the victors sadly
@bertcert991 if that we're true then Germans wouldn't write books about World War II..
No surprise the graves still exist.
Servus from the Free State of Bavaria! The video itself was educational, but as a German, I feel the pronunciation of German names could be improved. For example, at 6:01, Heinrich Himmler is pronounced incorrectly-'Heinrich' ends with a soft 'ch' sound, not a hard 'k.' Sorry for being picky, but we Germans are quite sensitive about how Brits pronounce our names. 😊
Just USA speak, they say Adolph too but its adolph with a soft A
We say Bollocks as well and the emphasis is on the B
Another interesting video. However, as usual, I find the narration really off-putting. Maybe it’s just me but it seems like the emphasis always tends to be placed on the wrong words - was, would, did, of, were, had, is (for example). I expect I’m just being pedantic but I find it really distracting.
That apart, it was an interesting watch.
it's AI and it's also horrible
Blown way out of proportion.
When I was a kid there we lived one town over from where a WWII P.O.W. camp was located. German prisoners were taken here to the U.S. and kept prisoners for the duration of the war and a little beyond. We used to visit the place when I was a kid to hunt for souvenirs. But at the corner of the former camp behind an old rusted four foot high chain link fences was a small cemetery. This is where they buried the P.O.W.'s who had died while in custody. Not a huge number in my opinion. The camp had held over a thousand prisoners at it's height but there were only about 20 graves in the cemetery. All but three of the small concrete headstones have crosses on them. Those three have swastikas. When I told my history teacher about it a few years later he didn't believe me. He was a WWI veteran. He knew about the camp but did not believe that a camp commander would have permitted it. So we went on a short impromptu field trip, me, him, my parents and a couple of my friends who had been there before and he was astonished to see the markers. He said he thought all the markers were made of wood not concrete and thought that the swastika had been banned from P.O.W. camps in the US. So he did some further research and we went along with him to first the town's town hall then public library and then he wrote the army for information and after a few weeks we got a response and it turns out that the surviving inmates had requested permission to make concrete markers and were granted permission and that the ones with the swastikas on them were SS enlisted men who had put instead of the denomination of their religion on their paperwork they put down they were members of the NSDAP and so any who had that got a swastika on their marker instead of a cross. Besides that was impressed into the concrete when it was wet were the inmate's name and rank and year of birth and death. Ironically, there is another P.O.W. camp in the same state that had a similar cemetery and one of those graves had a wood marker that had a Star Of David on it though all those markers were wood and had long ago rotted away. What we saw were photos taken. Research showed that the person with that grave was an enlisted man who had kept his Jewish heritage a secret but when he got to the states he told the camp commander of his heritage and requested a segregated housing so as not to be kept in the same place as the others out of fear of his life. The request was granted and but he got sick from something (Unclear what) and died the following year.
Even a war criminal is a human being in spite of of his mistakes , as a creature of God his remains deserves to be treated with respect and dignity , el we behave just so brutal snd unmorally as the nazis did!( we are obliged to t o do better!’
It just amazes me to know that in German and other European countries you really just rent a grave and if your whole family is gone then they take up your head stone. Why is it that way is it because there’s not much land for cemeteries. It blows me mind. Can anyone explain this to me I really would appreciate it. Thanks
Land for bones is scarce and your subscription fee also helps pay for the upkeep.
I used to main a Geomancer in Beta, but, I have not been enjoying that Avatar as much in Arthurian Legends Meta because of the 30 card Atlas. This video is interesting though because the Geomancer does seem to be doing okay. Zalem's deck at the end is a powerful type in the new meta
I’m puzzled why the word “in” is always replaced with “inside of”. Are people ever interred “inside of” a cemetery? The AI narration really lets this channel down. It is an unforgivably grating element in an excellent series. Send me the scripts and I’ll do your voice work.
And why shouldn’t their graves exist?
because some people would get their fee fees hurt :P
Cause they’re scared. Same reason we never got the subtitles in Hitlers speeches until recently.
@@deadlyoneableyeah. He was just wonderful. He was the first to campaign on Hope and Change.., as far as I can tell.
@@toddstarkey6820 You are a sick person.
Because neo Nazis would make them places of pilgrimage..
A nazi buried somewhere is a “chilling fact”? 😂 ok.
Himmler's body was burned and his ashes were scattered over Luneburger Heide.
No they didn't have time
Himmler and Epstein ended the same way.
In National Socialist Germany, there were no Jewish Zionists like Epstein whoring out young girls for the Zionist state of Israel.
The trials were a sham. Sad
The trials were NOT a sham.
But you can't actually say why
Because the Commies won.
NAZI SYMPATHETIC POS
no they weren’t, some defendants were given custodial sentences, some were even acquitted. certainly not a sham.
Very good video. I however do not understand how or why the remains of all these Nazis were not cremated and the ashes scattered so they could never be found. It seems only right and natural that you would want to prevent future generations of crazies from using the remains for whatever they wanted to use them for. I just don't get it.
With Hess, you can understand why his remains were dealt with once and for all. I agree with you.
Well where's Epstein? And Beria?
@@TheUntoldPastwas Hess truly that bad?
@@michaeldunham3385 Maybe not as bad as most but that's not the point (at least to me). I believe the phrase used was He was an unrepentant nazi. I did kind of feel sorry for him but not enough to forgive, Not that my forgiveness counts for anything. In my opinion Karma di to him what Karma does.
They took his baton and medals and sword
Was confirmed by local police that allegedly nothing had been taken. Unsure how they checked this, which is rather morbid but the case as to who did it has gone rather quiet.
@@TheUntoldPastWorth millions now. I bet those items and more were taken from the evil man. Too bad a museum didn’t get it
Its in a museum...just Google it yeesh
Um, everybody s grave stiil exist today , duh.
Yes but not all are marked or known the location
I just googled luneberg heath and it’s a stunning stunning nature preserve……. Ummmm wtf
And it's a freaking huge area as well.......
Speer had one heck of a lawyer
Nazis...Nazis....Nazis....Enough already - When are you going to address the crimes of the British Empire ?
Or the Portugese, spanish , french, dutch or or or
Rip all Na......
Sweet I'm actually first
Congrats!
Funny how they have crucifixes on some
of their graves . Jesus was a Jew and yet manyNazis celebrated Christmas too!! . Just shows how hypocritical, evil and pathetic their regime was.
We're all hypocrites.
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Not one problem today can be blamed on them and we come to learn who the real sickos in this world are
Really ? nothing ? the cost of the war was huge for many countries. The artwork that was stolen. Holocaust denial. The rise again of extreme right ring ideology's. Even the state of Israel could be shown to be a consequence
May they rest in peace how stupid humans are for not doing research on the real truth
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What TRUTH ? that they were mass murdering bastards ?
@@laurentcherrier8492 my example right here 🤦🏼♂🤡🌍🤡
Bellend!
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