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First, let me say thank you. Good work here. You wanted an opinion, well......... Schindler was a profiter who became a wonderful person. Sometimes ideals exist deep in our souls...... at the end of the day he showed his true colors. RIP good Sir. 🇨🇦
Oscar Schindler's humanity which is within his nature saved many precious life. The lack of rosy life early doesn't take away his true nature demonstrated as a saviour in Krakow during the war.
I personally believe that genuine respect received as a kid and then genuine opportunities to show respect to others as a kid...guarantees a future exemplary adult. I also believe most Jewish "settlers" have had very hard upbringings and never got a good therapist. A thousand times more for certain Israeli power figures. Many political Palestinians were offered very unfair and hurtful childhoods. Just saying...
I heard that Oskar Schindler was quite disturbed when he heard about the massacre of Jews, which was why he decided to save as many Jewish people as he could. Anyway, he was a savior to more than one thousand of his Jewish workers, in stark contrast to Amon Goth, who was murderous and brutal.
I am fed up with how people wonder why Schindler wasn't a perfect saint. Heroes are not supposed to be saints. God doesn't send the nicest to do His will, He sends the best person for the job.
I’m so grateful for your documentaries! You cast so much illumination on the historical events that I believe every person should be educated on! Thank you!
Thank you for a most interesting pair of biographies, of two men whose lives intersected solely because of WWII. Goeth was a complex man, whose darker self was given free reign throughout the Nazi period in power. He was one of them from the start, and his activities brought no higher principles into play. He had a clinical disregard of human life and dignity for those different from him. To men like him, cruelty was banal and common. Schindler was a man who began with no sense of a higher destiny, but only an idea of how to profit himself, and the contacts to make it possible. What set him apart from the rest of the Nazis was empathy, the ability to feel for the Jews. His gradual arc of personal redemption was an all too rare occurrence in the world he lived in. His early activities with the Nazis had him uniquely placed to accomplish his desire to save what he saw as “his” Jews. That he willingly divested himself of a fortune in order to accomplish that goal far outweighed his initial willingness to profit from the use of low cost labour. He provided food and healthcare for his employees from the start because it was right. He took women and children when it was more dangerous to do so because it was right. He bought back his workers from the camps (a potentially dangerous act) because it was right. He earned his place as righteous among the nations by becoming the better man he always had the potential to be, and from the 1,200 “Schindler Jews”, many hundreds of lives were born, that would not otherwise have existed. He saved entire families and their descendants because it was right. I am sure that he had many times after the war, when he agonized over not having saved more…but those whose lives he preserved, and their subsequent generations honour him and his memory to this day. That speaks more loudly than anything I could say.🖤🇨🇦
A wonderful summary of Schindler's character and impact on real, human lives. One man's humanity and compassion, despite great risk to himself and his financial security, saved a precious few (relatively speaking) individuals and families from certain death at the hands of monsters who were not only indifferent to their plight, but actually relished in inflicting as much pain and suffering as possible before murdering their victims. Schindler not only saved these people's lives but also protected them from experiencing many of the horrors and conditions that so many others had to suffer through.. Many of whom were permanently damaged in both mental well being and psyche, preventing them from ever finding happiness or joy despite surviving the camps.
@@lahma69 Very true…often a person’s true nature is not revealed until it is tried and tested. His humanity manifested as he saw more clearly the inhumanity that surrounded him. Thank you.🖤🇨🇦
Love the documentary. I think, the desire to call someone psychologically unbalanced says more of our fear that it might be possible that totally sane people can turn into monsters, given the right circumstances. I think the latter!
I think Ralph Fiennes tapped into Goeth's mind in an almost uncanny way in Schindler's List. I suspect that it's a matter of how an individual adapts to extreme stress. This was a lonely kid who never belonged anywhere, and suddenly he belonged, to what seemed to him to be a mighty cause, and being intelligent must have realized somewhere along the line that it was all a crock of shite. Way too late for him, he snapped. He just went with his very worst nature. He became a beast trained to attack, just like his dogs. And drowned his conscience in the bottle. I do think he was as mad as a hatter by the time he got to that camp and it only got worse as he drank more (and probably did a LOT of meth, and coke, most Nazis did). So there you have a recipe for making a monster.
True about Nazis and meth. It's not talked about enough. They recruited damaged men, usually educated and from families with means. As it became obvious that the war was lost, they ramped up antisemitism and the Holocaust because it was all the sick bastards had left. Add booze, womanizing, cheating and corruption, extreme violence... fragile minds like those of Goetz 's snapped. Too bad he wasn't killed sooner.
I get quite angry when I hear people saying that the reason someone is evil is because of troubles in their childhood. Many, many people survive horrors through their childhood, yet become incredibly strong, courageous caring individuals. Others don’t. It’s what is in you from the beginning. I don’t really understand how people can do such cruel, inhumane things to others. I know they say stuff about the other people being in some way “less than “ but no one really believes that rubbish, that’s just their excuse to treat them badly. They must know inside that we’re all the same.
@@theresapierce3934 some people have genetic features that combined with certain effects in childhood make them snap. That’s Psychopath’s and Sociopaths. And yes that’s a very small group of people that’s not a excuse simply a fact.
This video, has made me want to watch one that covers these three Leon Feldhendler, Aleksandr Pechersky and Gustav Wagner. Brilliant work, often have these on autoplay in the background, fuels my history buff side
Thank you! Excellent work! On a personal note, it scares me that both their early childhoods are ordinary. This didn’t happen that long ago; certainly not long enough to work evil out of our collective gene pool. It seems to take very little prodding to convince humans to be evil.
In contrast, Oskar Schindler shows how in the darkest times there are still people that can rise to preserve basic humanity. I don’t disagree with you that humans are capable of great evil, even in current times, but there are still some humans that are capable of great good. It’s just a shame it seems easier for humans to fail basic kindness.
My only comment: In the thumbnail, the picture of Schindler (on the right) looks like old Ralph Fiennes... Who PLAYED Goth in the movie Schindler's List. Just struck me funny. 🤷♂️ Also, good, well-made video. 👍👍👍
I thought the SAME !!! A sadistic homicidal maniac at the very least. I have no idea what other diagnosis' he had but I'm convinced there were multiples. From what I read, when he was being held in prison for war crimes, he wrote to one of his former enslaved Jewish housekeepers to send a warm character profile on his behalf, hoping to get himself off the hook. He also asked her warmly to "keep in touch!" INSANE.
What a heart-stirring and positive story about Oskar Schindler and his wife who tried to save as many Jewish people as possible during the war. More uplifting still is the fact that many of the Jews who worked for him supported him in his later years until his death in 1974. He gave everything he had to save as many Jewish workers as he possibly could. Rest in peace, Oskar Schindler.
Great documentary, many insights. Just one quibble. You credited Spielberg for his movie, and rightly so, but you forgot to mention that the film was based on a book by Thomas Keneally, the great Australian writer. He did all the realy hard work. Keneally's book was called Schindler's Ark, Spielberg named the film Schindler's List. Slightly different meanings, but Ark is more apropos, since the list may not have even existed.
What a stark example of the hypocrisy of the SS who claimed that Amon Goth was profiteering off slave labor and practicing excessive brutality to concentration camp inmates , while all that time promoting barbarous acts against innocent civilian. Such rank, glaring hypocrisy on the part of the SS! Thank you for this eye-opening video
This monster Goretz deserved the same brutal treatment he aplied to people killed in the camp . Hanging was a mild punisshment for him . His troubles in chidhood could not justify his inhumane actions .
OSCAR Schindler Was A Saint Amongst Demons God Bless 🙌 🙏 His Soul And May HIs Gloriusx Legacy remain in our Hearts minds and Souls Eternal The Vey Mention of the Man's Name Moves you to unbound Tears s Through His s acrifice daring unflinching Bravery and Humility the world Can LEARN from by His unwavering Commitment For the sake of others "To Save a single Life is Life of The World SaVed : I Cannot But Cry on the reflection of the This unique Beautiful Human Being Liam Neeson Exemplified his Life In schedulers List Enough Said It's Not a Film But an Experience the World must Learn From
There is good and evil in all races, those who will try to better humanity by being better and trying to help and those who harm and destroy because of the need for power or their own insecurities, both did immoral things and both did kind things. In saying that though I believe Schindler to be the better man in the end.
@@schrisdellopoulos9244 I am not sure how your comment was being helpful to anyone or to whom it was attended, but seriously your comment was the one I found childish, If you have to attack the person and not discuss the topic, it just makes you a bully.
Hello, a little mistake in your detailed testimony. Amon Goeth was hanged in the Montepulich prison. In the film Schindler's List is that mistake too: hanging in the KL PLASZOW...
Famous Austrians often thought being Germans. Besides Mozart, Freud or Mahler, also Göth, Hitler and Seyss-Inquart were Austrians. Austria only 15 years ago was still struggling with the wide spread Austrian Nazism during the Hitler period. The former Austrian Chancellor Vranitzky only in 1991 recognized that Austria had millions of Nazi followers, qualifying it as one of the biggest Nazi oriented countries in Europe. Even now the country has a strong tendency towards extreme right wing policies.
The thing that people neglect to mention about Goeth, is that he was charged for brutalising the camp inmates by the SS, and not just embezzlement as this video claims. The SS actually prosecuted more than a few people for similar cases, bit its always ignored. As for Schindler? I like how people forget the giy worked for a Hungarian Jew, Rudolf Kastner. A guy that sold his own people to Eichmann, in exchange him and his other cronies (also Jewish) were ignored. This detail ( which is in Schindlers ark) was omitted from Schindlers list
@Scott Mc Because it's mostly embellished. It's interesting the likes of Konrad Morgen is never mentioned in history. The guy was in the SS and investigated/prosecuted SS members for heinous crimes. Goeth was one of the people he investigated.
well hitler were,his former house doctor aswell his driver that his neice had short afair booted but allowed be ss was jewish decends aswell so called 'kleine juden' eichmann guess its makes sense... oh the irony only 2 needed not to prove heritage was him and jesus...we all know what that means so...to bad hated their own as much as lenin n co. bolsheviks...
Schindler is a hero to the Jewish people. He's honored every year by the descendants of the people he saved. The Jewish nation took care of him until the day he died
In Kenya's dicatorship we had the brutal Special Branch. Mankind so emotiinally insecure. Politically, economically & religiously. History is a rear view mirror, a microscope of our bad decisions.
👩🏻💻How many people were N@zies to save their own lives? I am not their judge. That's nearly 100 years ago and the moral smart ones did what they had to do to survive that insidious regime. General Patton was relieved of the 3rd Army Command because he used N@zies to rebuild Bavaria before the winter set in, because they had the technical knowledge to rebuild, General Eisenhower did not agree, and Bavaria was the only up and running with water and electricity in the district whole American occupation. Patton even had the German POW's chopping enough wood to heat 1 room in every house in Bavaria that first winter. I don't know what I would even do if I were faced with that choice. All I can do is learn the lessons of History and not ever let it happen again.
We cannot judge one another, that is for God. But “He who saves one life, saves all mankind” as was quoted in this narrative. I have shed many many years over the past few years as I have listened to the testimonies of survivors of this genocide. As a believer in a just and loving God, I can only say, we’re I to choose, I would prefer to be where Oscar Schindler is , than where Amon Gert made his way to. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Hey its a great channel overall but the problem with these people profiles is that you often keep repeating from one profile to another some major historical events that are not in any way specific to those people, so it becomes a bit repetitive because you always detail these events again instead of just mentionning them.
I think Goeth was typically human given power over people he hated or thought he's better than. I've never seen a purely good human, I've seen people do good things, usually for greed or attention, but mostly pure evil from most people.
Goeth went far beyond being "typically human." He was an extreme butcher and sadist, and possibly insane. His actions and crimes were not typically human, thank God. What would you have done to people in Nazi Germany, I wonder. Actually, I shudder to think of it. Rethink your beliefs.
@@ba9898 A lot of my beliefs are factual, especially this one. Humans like to think we're not animals, that we've evolved into something different, but we haven't. We're the meanest sickest most disgusting animal, out of every animal on the planet we're the worst. I'm not going to be ignorant and stupid and think I know something about you that I don't like you assumed about me. I have traveled to almost every state in the U.S, and a few other countries, all I see is hate. Most people wanting to harm others for no good reason, destroying a complete strangers life for bonus check. I could go on for hours.
Perhaps he was, after all that was how he started his business. But that doesn't explain why he went out his way to do what he did. Even if you could see where the war was going, are you really going to nearly bankrupt yourself just to avoid punishment? And what of the Gestapo? He was repeatedly questioned by them about the nature of his business. Would a true opportunist really go that far?
You should ask the Jewish people what they think becuz they're answer is the only one that matters ❤ I'm not Jewish...I'm something else so I won't give anybody any fuel to hurl insults at my ethnicity....hahahahahahaaaa
Ahh yes, another example of someone taking the same 20 or so BBC documentaries, and just shuffling the parts together to make a couple hundred videos OF THE EXACT SAME FOOTAGE recycled...
I suppose that we will never know the extent of many of Oscars crimes but to my mind, his spying for Germany upon his Homeland must rank as one of the most despicable! What a paradox! A Humane Crook! Loveandpeace. Tx
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Thank you, Oskar Schindler. You will most certainly not be forgotten and I hope history is kind to you. 💐
First, let me say thank you. Good work here. You wanted an opinion, well......... Schindler was a profiter who became a wonderful person. Sometimes ideals exist deep in our souls...... at the end of the day he showed his true colors. RIP good Sir. 🇨🇦
Oscar Schindler's humanity which is within his nature saved many precious life. The lack of rosy life early doesn't take away his true nature demonstrated as a saviour in Krakow during the war.
for real...
And the Schindler Juden generations continue growing ❤❤❤
I personally believe that genuine respect received as a kid and then genuine opportunities to show respect to others as a kid...guarantees a future exemplary adult. I also believe most Jewish "settlers" have had very hard upbringings and never got a good therapist. A thousand times more for certain Israeli power figures. Many political Palestinians were offered very unfair and hurtful childhoods. Just saying...
Oskar was such a flawed man but when he was called upon he answered to a higher purpose. This was such a good telling of his story.
I heard that Oskar Schindler was quite disturbed when he heard about the massacre of Jews, which was why he decided to save as many Jewish people as he could. Anyway, he was a savior to more than one thousand of his Jewish workers, in stark contrast to Amon Goth, who was murderous and brutal.
A lot of people don't understand. Is that some of our greatest heroes are flawed people.
Bruh. Trust me, people know.
all of them
I am fed up with how people wonder why Schindler wasn't a perfect saint. Heroes are not supposed to be saints. God doesn't send the nicest to do His will, He sends the best person for the job.
true
Lol nobody wondered that
@@genghiskhan9200some people are angry when they learn he wasn’t an angel
God sends his best, I like that.
@@genghiskhan9200so you're speaking for everybody? How dictatorish of you
I’m so grateful for your documentaries! You cast so much illumination on the historical events that I believe every person should be educated on! Thank you!
Thank you for a most interesting pair of biographies, of two men whose lives intersected solely because of WWII. Goeth was a complex man, whose darker self was given free reign throughout the Nazi period in power. He was one of them from the start, and his activities brought no higher principles into play. He had a clinical disregard of human life and dignity for those different from him. To men like him, cruelty was banal and common.
Schindler was a man who began with no sense of a higher destiny, but only an idea of how to profit himself, and the contacts to make it possible. What set him apart from the rest of the Nazis was empathy, the ability to feel for the Jews. His gradual arc of personal redemption was an all too rare occurrence in the world he lived in.
His early activities with the Nazis had him uniquely placed to accomplish his desire to save what he saw as “his” Jews. That he willingly divested himself of a fortune in order to accomplish that goal far outweighed his initial willingness to profit from the use of low cost labour. He provided food and healthcare for his employees from the start because it was right.
He took women and children when it was more dangerous to do so because it was right. He bought back his workers from the camps (a potentially dangerous act) because it was right. He earned his place as righteous among the nations by becoming the better man he always had the potential to be, and from the 1,200 “Schindler Jews”, many hundreds of lives were born, that would not otherwise have existed.
He saved entire families and their descendants because it was right. I am sure that he had many times after the war, when he agonized over not having saved more…but those whose lives he preserved, and their subsequent generations honour him and his memory to this day. That speaks more loudly than anything I could say.🖤🇨🇦
A wonderful summary of Schindler's character and impact on real, human lives. One man's humanity and compassion, despite great risk to himself and his financial security, saved a precious few (relatively speaking) individuals and families from certain death at the hands of monsters who were not only indifferent to their plight, but actually relished in inflicting as much pain and suffering as possible before murdering their victims. Schindler not only saved these people's lives but also protected them from experiencing many of the horrors and conditions that so many others had to suffer through.. Many of whom were permanently damaged in both mental well being and psyche, preventing them from ever finding happiness or joy despite surviving the camps.
@@lahma69 Very true…often a person’s true nature is not revealed until it is tried and tested. His humanity manifested as he saw more clearly the inhumanity that surrounded him. Thank you.🖤🇨🇦
I’am so impressed with any video your team does. Thank you so much for the hard work. ❤
Rest in peace to all who went through horror of life.💐
condolences from Delhi 🙏🙏
Love the documentary. I think, the desire to call someone psychologically unbalanced says more of our fear that it might be possible that totally sane people can turn into monsters, given the right circumstances. I think the latter!
You only have to see me at a buffet
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I think Ralph Fiennes tapped into Goeth's mind in an almost uncanny way in Schindler's List. I suspect that it's a matter of how an individual adapts to extreme stress. This was a lonely kid who never belonged anywhere, and suddenly he belonged, to what seemed to him to be a mighty cause, and being intelligent must have realized somewhere along the line that it was all a crock of shite. Way too late for him, he snapped. He just went with his very worst nature. He became a beast trained to attack, just like his dogs. And drowned his conscience in the bottle. I do think he was as mad as a hatter by the time he got to that camp and it only got worse as he drank more (and probably did a LOT of meth, and coke, most Nazis did). So there you have a recipe for making a monster.
Total Bulls**t. 1488
A convenient excuse, he wasn't that mad, as he was functional in his job, and very good at it. If your job is genocide!
True about Nazis and meth. It's not talked about enough. They recruited damaged men, usually educated and from families with means. As it became obvious that the war was lost, they ramped up antisemitism and the Holocaust because it was all the sick bastards had left.
Add booze, womanizing, cheating and corruption, extreme violence... fragile minds like those of Goetz 's snapped. Too bad he wasn't killed sooner.
You took 3 replies. Stop censoring sir.
@@Noname-yl8poThis should be called the censorship channel.
I get quite angry when I hear people saying that the reason someone is evil is because of troubles in their childhood. Many, many people survive horrors through their childhood, yet become incredibly strong, courageous caring individuals. Others don’t. It’s what is in you from the beginning. I don’t really understand how people can do such cruel, inhumane things to others. I know they say stuff about the other people being in some way “less than “ but no one really believes that rubbish, that’s just their excuse to treat them badly. They must know inside that we’re all the same.
Man, Amon Goethe had some serious childhood issues, no wonder he turned out to be such a villain.
Not calling it an excuse, I hope…
He was a psycho path
Yes, he did have some severe childhood issues, but so do many other people and you don't see them taking it out on minority groups.
Many people have bad childhoods, but don't grow up to be evil monsters. My belief is that some people are just evil and are born that way.
@@theresapierce3934 some people have genetic features that combined with certain effects in childhood make them snap. That’s Psychopath’s and Sociopaths. And yes that’s a very small group of people that’s not a excuse simply a fact.
This video, has made me want to watch one that covers these three Leon Feldhendler, Aleksandr Pechersky and Gustav Wagner. Brilliant work, often have these on autoplay in the background, fuels my history buff side
The horrors! May humanity NEVER ALLOW this part of history to repeat! Stay vigilant, humans!
Well it is and has😂
It is still happening in places in the world but nobody cares about it.
It's still happening!
@@di3486not nobody knows, we all need to learn more 👍
@@fowleheidi482 China, North Korea, Ukraine, Venezuela, Cuba, just to name a few.
Great job I saw the whole thing till the end like a boss.
Just watched Schindler's list properly for the first and it is likely the most emotionally powerful movie I've ever seen besides the Pianist.
Those are two movies I can watch multiple times and see something new each time. Also The Boy In The Striped Pajamas.
I, too, watched the movie "Schindler's List", and it stirred up a gamut of emotions in me. It was indeed a very powerful and stirring movie.
Thank you! Excellent work! On a personal note, it scares me that both their early childhoods are ordinary. This didn’t happen that long ago; certainly not long enough to work evil out of our collective gene pool. It seems to take very little prodding to convince humans to be evil.
In contrast, Oskar Schindler shows how in the darkest times there are still people that can rise to preserve basic humanity. I don’t disagree with you that humans are capable of great evil, even in current times, but there are still some humans that are capable of great good. It’s just a shame it seems easier for humans to fail basic kindness.
My only comment: In the thumbnail, the picture of Schindler (on the right) looks like old Ralph Fiennes... Who PLAYED Goth in the movie Schindler's List. Just struck me funny. 🤷♂️
Also, good, well-made video. 👍👍👍
Goeth? Frankly, I believe the man was insane. An excuse? Absolutely not. But God knows the fragility of the human mind.
I thought the SAME !!! A sadistic homicidal maniac at the very least. I have no idea what other diagnosis' he had but I'm convinced there were multiples. From what I read, when he was being held in prison for war crimes, he wrote to one of his former enslaved Jewish housekeepers to send a warm character profile on his behalf, hoping to get himself off the hook. He also asked her warmly to "keep in touch!" INSANE.
I think it is never too late to do the right thing
A great Contrast. Thanks for this videos, your quality and content is amazing.
Much appreciated!
What a heart-stirring and positive story about Oskar Schindler and his wife who tried to save as many Jewish people as possible during the war. More uplifting still is the fact that many of the Jews who worked for him supported him in his later years until his death in 1974. He gave everything he had to save as many Jewish workers as he possibly could. Rest in peace, Oskar Schindler.
Schindler was probably disgusted by Goethe and thought he didn't want to be like that.
Think so? Grown ups are talking now Slappy. Shhhh 🤐
@@schrisdellopoulos9244?
Great documentary, many insights. Just one quibble. You credited Spielberg for his movie, and rightly so, but you forgot to mention that the film was based on a book by Thomas Keneally, the great Australian writer. He did all the realy hard work. Keneally's book was called Schindler's Ark, Spielberg named the film Schindler's List. Slightly different meanings, but Ark is more apropos, since the list may not have even existed.
What a stark example of the hypocrisy of the SS who claimed that Amon Goth was profiteering off slave labor and practicing excessive brutality to concentration camp inmates , while all that time promoting barbarous acts against innocent civilian. Such rank, glaring hypocrisy on the part of the SS! Thank you for this eye-opening video
very good, i nearly shut the page out then figured its a double edition, be doing extended edition next lol
Informative historical coverage about that bleak matter in history....
This monster Goretz deserved the same brutal treatment he aplied to people killed in the camp . Hanging was a mild punisshment for him . His troubles in chidhood could not justify his inhumane actions .
An interesting concept will we be having more of these conflicting character documentaries in the future ?
I certainly hope so. This was very interesting.
You sir are erasing replies. People can't be one opinion. Just yours.
It's comforting to know his granddaughter is a black lady. How he must be turning in his pit in hell.
Lol you never know. Maybe while enduring his Eternal Torment, he's accepted his granddaughter and turned a new leaf in the pit of hate.
He would have shot her in the head as a child along with the mother
Lol
Well his daughter was mentally ill thats why she was with a Nigerian
@@amonke5276😅
OSCAR Schindler Was A Saint Amongst Demons God Bless 🙌 🙏 His Soul And May HIs Gloriusx Legacy remain in our Hearts minds and Souls Eternal The Vey Mention of the Man's Name Moves you to unbound Tears s Through His s acrifice daring unflinching Bravery and Humility the world Can LEARN from by His unwavering Commitment For the sake of others "To Save a single Life is Life of The World SaVed : I Cannot But Cry on the reflection of the This unique Beautiful Human Being Liam Neeson Exemplified his Life In schedulers List Enough Said It's Not a Film But an Experience the World must Learn From
There is good and evil in all races, those who will try to better humanity by being better and trying to help and those who harm and destroy because of the need for power or their own insecurities, both did immoral things and both did kind things. In saying that though I believe Schindler to be the better man in the end.
We don't know about any kind action by Göth, though.
Wow, Capt Obvious much? Are you still in grade school we hope? Your comment is childish 😭. Go lay down now.
@@schrisdellopoulos9244 I am not sure how your comment was being helpful to anyone or to whom it was attended, but seriously your comment was the one I found childish, If you have to attack the person and not discuss the topic, it just makes you a bully.
How did I even find this 😀 love tru history 😀
Amon Goth was not insane or psychologically anything, that man or monster was nothing more than a sadistic murderer who got what he deserved.
Hello, a little mistake in your detailed testimony. Amon Goeth was hanged in the Montepulich prison. In the film Schindler's List is that mistake too: hanging in the KL PLASZOW...
This man spent his entire fortune helping Jews who would all be killed if Germany won the war.the man is a saint
How can anyone be as mean as Amon was .
Famous Austrians often thought being Germans. Besides Mozart, Freud or Mahler, also Göth, Hitler and Seyss-Inquart were Austrians. Austria only 15 years ago was still struggling with the wide spread Austrian Nazism during the Hitler period. The former Austrian Chancellor Vranitzky only in 1991 recognized that Austria had millions of Nazi followers, qualifying it as one of the biggest Nazi oriented countries in Europe. Even now the country has a strong tendency towards extreme right wing policies.
The thing that people neglect to mention about Goeth, is that he was charged for brutalising the camp inmates by the SS, and not just embezzlement as this video claims. The SS actually prosecuted more than a few people for similar cases, bit its always ignored.
As for Schindler? I like how people forget the giy worked for a Hungarian Jew, Rudolf Kastner. A guy that sold his own people to Eichmann, in exchange him and his other cronies (also Jewish) were ignored. This detail ( which is in Schindlers ark) was omitted from Schindlers list
@Scott Mc Because it's mostly embellished. It's interesting the likes of Konrad Morgen is never mentioned in history. The guy was in the SS and investigated/prosecuted SS members for heinous crimes. Goeth was one of the people he investigated.
Exactly, coz that film is J propaganda only.
@@theimmortalgrenadier3851 Exactly.
well hitler were,his former house doctor aswell his driver that his neice had short afair booted but allowed be ss was jewish decends aswell so called 'kleine juden' eichmann guess its makes sense...
oh the irony only 2 needed not to prove heritage was him and jesus...we all know what that means so...to bad hated their own as much as lenin n co. bolsheviks...
@Jonathan Jones truth hurts, doesn't it?
Schindler is a hero to the Jewish people. He's honored every year by the descendants of the people he saved. The Jewish nation took care of him until the day he died
May The L-rd G-d look after him always
Very interesting
Those who survived did so at a great cost to them and their families
Was Goeth relative of Jörg Haider?
No but he was related to Heywood Jablomi.
In Kenya's dicatorship we had the brutal Special Branch. Mankind so emotiinally insecure. Politically, economically & religiously. History is a rear view mirror, a microscope of our bad decisions.
👩🏻💻How many people were N@zies to save their own lives? I am not their judge. That's nearly 100 years ago and the moral smart ones did what they had to do to survive that insidious regime. General Patton was relieved of the 3rd Army Command because he used N@zies to rebuild Bavaria before the winter set in, because they had the technical knowledge to rebuild, General Eisenhower did not agree, and Bavaria was the only up and running with water and electricity in the district whole American occupation. Patton even had the German POW's chopping enough wood to heat 1 room in every house in Bavaria that first winter. I don't know what I would even do if I were faced with that choice. All I can do is learn the lessons of History and not ever let it happen again.
Como quisiera estos documentos en español 😢😊
We cannot judge one another, that is for God. But “He who saves one life, saves all mankind” as was quoted in this narrative. I have shed many many years over the past few years as I have listened to the testimonies of survivors of this genocide. As a believer in a just and loving God, I can only say, we’re I to choose, I would prefer to be where Oscar Schindler is , than where Amon Gert made his way to. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
A Righteous Man ❤❤❤
Amon Goeth sure got some big ears,he better had stayed out of the wind.
Hey its a great channel overall but the problem with these people profiles is that you often keep repeating from one profile to another some major historical events that are not in any way specific to those people, so it becomes a bit repetitive because you always detail these events again instead of just mentionning them.
What? Get back to the game Flippy. Grown ups are talking now 😂.
Im just glad somebody is pronouncing the names correctly lol
Documentary par exalance
Some of these docs are fascinating, most are like a boring college lecture
Time to go fix toilets or lay concrete or whatever it is you do with your hands. Be thankful that the world needs ditch diggers too.
He was no crazier than Donald Trump. Thank heavens justice prevailed.
Or Biden&Harris. Truly a couple of CCB's.
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Whataboutism at it's worst! Nothing else?
@@sarahhearn-vonfoerster7401 No,you have too fragile a mentality. Ya might blow a gasket.😏
Thé Pics Of thé 2 Men , Appear as A Young And OLder Version Of One Man .
Schindler went to Argentina with his wife and mistress, and when he left took the mistress with him.
Charlie Kirk keeps a picture of Amon Goeth in his underwear.
I think Goeth was typically human given power over people he hated or thought he's better than. I've never seen a purely good human, I've seen people do good things, usually for greed or attention, but mostly pure evil from most people.
Frightening way to live. So sorry for your lack of belief in human goodness...besides the fact that your post was extremely and unjustly offensive !
Goeth went far beyond being "typically human." He was an extreme butcher and sadist, and possibly insane. His actions and crimes were not typically human, thank God. What would you have done to people in Nazi Germany, I wonder. Actually, I shudder to think of it. Rethink your beliefs.
@@ba9898 A lot of my beliefs are factual, especially this one. Humans like to think we're not animals, that we've evolved into something different, but we haven't. We're the meanest sickest most disgusting animal, out of every animal on the planet we're the worst. I'm not going to be ignorant and stupid and think I know something about you that I don't like you assumed about me. I have traveled to almost every state in the U.S, and a few other countries, all I see is hate. Most people wanting to harm others for no good reason, destroying a complete strangers life for bonus check. I could go on for hours.
@@guineanord please don't go on for hours. You're a boring, simple, basic person.
Love your chl! How about some famous people still alive? Ie. Elon, Mark Z, Trump, Obama, King Charles, Pang, Putin. Thx!
Is Trump famous? Most people agree that he is infamous, a huge difference !
How about you let the channel be what it is? They have done just fine without any help from the peanut gallery.
Important lesson: single children grow up to be menaces.
Oskar liked the ladies himself, the complete opposite of a Catholic priest....lol
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The everybody is equally poor so there's no jealously union
All's fair in love and war I keep hearing about god but why all this slaughter
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Both psychologically unbalanced and idealistically evil
Call me a cynic,but I suspect Schindler seen which way the wind blew,and didn't want to be punished with the rest of the losers.
Risking his, and his family's, lives and spending his entire fortune?....sounds seriously sincere to me, don't you think?
He "seen" that, did he? Don't think much cuz you're not good at it 😕.
@@schrisdellopoulos9244 Lay off the dogfood.
Perhaps he was, after all that was how he started his business. But that doesn't explain why he went out his way to do what he did. Even if you could see where the war was going, are you really going to nearly bankrupt yourself just to avoid punishment? And what of the Gestapo? He was repeatedly questioned by them about the nature of his business. Would a true opportunist really go that far?
@@sarahhearn-vonfoerster7401 Possible,but not probable.
You forgot USA who came in 1917
Shelo ted’u od tza’ar
90,danger, jel,in,thea,world
Reuth
You should ask the Jewish people what they think becuz they're answer is the only one that matters ❤ I'm not Jewish...I'm something else so I won't give anybody any fuel to hurl insults at my ethnicity....hahahahahahaaaa
Ahh yes, another example of someone taking the same 20 or so BBC documentaries, and just shuffling the parts together to make a couple hundred videos OF THE EXACT SAME FOOTAGE recycled...
He was evil not god
TRUMP 2024🎉 🥳🥳🥳🥳🤸🏼♀️💃🏼
das war wohl ein schuss in den ofen
A massmurderer get's a saviour. Hollywood makes it possible.
Thank you. Great video.
I suppose that we will never know the extent of many of Oscars crimes but to my mind, his spying for Germany
upon his Homeland must rank as one of the most despicable!
What a paradox! A Humane Crook! Loveandpeace. Tx
Using a CG narrative voice destroys this video. Redub with a real voice. Thumbs waaaaay down because of this.
Reality is actually far removed from how Spielberg and his movie portrayed it.
Cringe animated faces
Please stop this
World, danger, org,teep,,Mosul, teep.