The Unspeakable Things That Happened During The Romanian Holocaust In WW2
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- Опубликовано: 23 дек 2022
- One of the seemingly endless tragedies of the Holocaust was that the rise of the Nazis encouraged anti-Semitic movements and violent actions by other nations. One government allied to Hitler during WWII was Romania. Romania had allied itself with Hitler as protection against the Soviet Union, with which it shares a long border. For that protection, Hitler received the bulk of the sizable Romanian oil production and a government friendly to his anti-Semitic policies.
Before we begin, we ask that you take a look at our recent video “The History of anti-Semitism”, which will provide a bit more background and understanding of the horrible phenomenon of the prejudice that led to the Holocaust. We also would like you to know that we at “A Day in History” understand that modern Romania in no way resembles the fascist Romanian state of WWII, despite unhinged outbursts from the small number of Romanian ultra-nationalists who deny the Holocaust or Romania's part in it.
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Romania before WWII
In 1877-78, Romania won its independence from the Ottoman Empire, which had controlled it since the mid-1500s. In 1908, the neighboring Bulgarians also achieved independence from the Ottomans.
In 1918, with the end of WWI, other countries became independent in central and southeast Europe: Austria, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Poland, and Czechoslovakia.
One of the good things about both the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Empires was that both had kept a lid on the ethnic and religious hatreds that had existed in the area for hundreds of years. While there were numerous incidents of ethnic violence while these nations were ruled by other more powerful states, they did not come close to the level of violence which occurred with independence and the coming of Nazism and WWII.
At the time of the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union, Romania was ruled by Marshal Ion Antonescu, a WWI Romanian hero. By the time WWII began Antonescu had been a well-known extreme right-wing politician and army officer for thirty-years, having taken part in a brutal suppression of a peasants' revolt in 1907.
Antonescu's anti-Semitism was a product both of time, place, position, combined with personal history. As a child, Antonescu's father had taken the rare step, for that time and place, of divorcing the future leaders' mother for a Jewish woman he had been having an affair with. Despite the fact that Antonescu's dad forced the woman to convert to Orthodox Christianity, to Antonescu she was always “an evil Jewish woman” who had broken up his happy childhood home.
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The city of Iasi isn't in the republic of Moldova , it is in Romania
That's untolerable.... because what happened to the Jews and Gipsy in ex Russian Moldova, couldn't happen in historical Roumania provinces.
There was a begging of Shoah in Chichinev Moldova, but was stopped in her tracks when Roumanian jewish and gipsy soldiers went on leave home and found about the begging of the genocide. They went mad about their familly and relatives missing and went on a mutiny campaingn back to the front if their familly and relatives continued to be persecuted.
Antonescu backed down for the sake of discipline in the Roumain Army in USSR.
MOLDOVA isn't part of romania
Every time Horia Sima is mentioned, a picture of Corneliu Zelea Codreanu is shown
Yea... whoever made this video didn't do too much study before... it shows Codreanu picture when talking about Sima and shows some random images when talking about Bucharest Pogrom. I know that because I've been trying to find documentation on the Bucharest Pogrom for many years...couldn't find anything else other than 2 very exaggerated communist activist testimonies, asylum seekers in US.
This truly shows the knowledge and interest of American youtube channel owners in Romanian and European history as a whole.
@@L2Xenta there's a lot of it but in Romania
Detaliile acestea sunt mai putin importante ! Important e ca i-am holocaustizat si acum trebuie sa le platim "reparatii" !
@@L2Xenta , because as Codreanu said, the Legion was not hating the Jews because of their race, instead they hated anyone who was against the Church/country itself.
Some serious inaccuracies here.
Why doesn't the video mention that Romania lost the WHOLE Bessarabia, or shouldn't we upset with facts our Ukrainian neighbors in these troubled times?
Eu vreau ca drepturile minorităților de români de pe teritoriul Ucrainei să fie respectate fără nicio scuză și unirea cu Moldova o vrea chiar mai mult dar faptul că am pierdut Basarabia a fost doar vina noastră ca țară ,iar Bucovina de nord am pierdut-o la cheremul ucrainenilor când neam bătut pentru ea cu ei ,și pt că am fost mai slabi de cât ei ,ei au câștigat ,înainte să vină Lenin și săi calce pe ucrainieni și pe românii de acolo și săi bage în uniunea sovietică
@Nggr Would they tho...?
@Nggr Bro they literally said they wouldn't give it back even before the war started
U should talk to a therapist
@@chocolatedonut6312 wdym ? Are you nuts or what?
You forgot to mention a couple of things about the Russians taking Moldova in that pact: It also happened that the Hungarians who were allies of Germany at that time took half of Transylvania in a occupation military move supported by the Germans and the bulgarians took over another small territory that was theirs before WW1. Romania was literally getting hacked to pieces among the Fascists and the Communists and there was no support from the Western powers at all.
When you say that Romania was promised more land, what actually happened was that they wanted Transylvania back from the Hungarians but the Germans promised Hungary that it could keep Transylvania because it was the largest piece of territory that they lost after WW1 and they still held a grudge over.
If you want to know what most people were thinking over those times it is the century old diplomacy of Romanians that has allowed them to survive despite being a border between 3 EMPIRES: make peace with 2, and sabotage 1. Preferably the most dangerous one.
In this case, everyone knew that Russia was the most dangerous. So they made piece with the germans and secretly hoped that the allies would break them down and the status quo could continue.
Sadly that did not happen and the most extremist of the the leaders of the military started to compete with Hungarians hoping that the Germans would appreciate their support and give them back Transylvania instead of the Hungarians.
It had terrible results because passing into Russian territory gave them the right to sack and pillage the country of everything valuable that it had left during and after the war.
I think you should do a documentary, not this amateur.
Very well said
Ofc they forgot that, because the narrative of romania being a straight up nazi state would not fully support that idea
This mdfk says that romanians believed so much in germany, I bet u 90% of romanians didnt even know what germany was at the time
Wonderfully said. Clear and to the point and without any emotional manipulation. This absolute hack is spreading ignorance.
Ok but what the heck did Romanian Jews have to do with it?
7:11, I need to correct a mistake. The medieval Romanian Principality of Moldavia is not the same as Republic of Moldova today. Principality of Moldavia and Republic of Moldova only share a similar name, and of course both speakers of the Romanian language. But Republic of Moldova was founded in 1991. While Principality of Moldavia founded the modern Romanian state in 1859
lol no, moldova is moldova, the majority of moldavians didn't even wat to unite with muntenia in 1859 and Cuza's election was falsificated, we from the republic of moldova are the discendets of the principality of moldova while sadly the people from romanian occupied moldova now feel the same as valahians and they don't feel moldavian anymore.
@@ComradeDanyyou must really love Stalin and Putin.
@@superstrongr how tf do i love stalin and putin? Tell me
Bro Iași is in Romania, what are you talking about?))))))
0:17 why isn't romania behind the iron courtain, that's a post 1947 map
4:48 that's not Sima, that's Corneliu Zelea Codreanu, the head of the iron guard.
7:07 Iaşi is not in Moldova, it is still, to this day, in the romanian side of the region
10:09 ...by the whites, many of the gyspies i know are pround of their ethnicity and call themselves like that
13:25 why isn't Karelia sovietic on that map?
And even the pronounciations dude.... Yi asi instead of Iaşi, Antonesqu instead of Antonescu, Nicolai Cosescu instead of Nicolae Cosescu instead of Nicolae Ceauşescu and, Jesus Christ.... Yi on Işcu instead of Ion Iliescu. You pronounced a single ş and that was when it wasn't needed.
Be more careful and do some 5 minute pronouciation research for the next videos, please....
Those are minor mistakes. Stop diverting from the video’s main point. Romania had a HUGE part in the caust.
@@sidhantsharma9961 not minor at all
@@freewheels7544Really minor in contrast with the atrocities they committed.
@@sidhantsharma9961 doesn't matter, details still matter
@@freewheels7544 Not so much as the things Romanians did. They were much worse than your “details”.
This video is the most ignorant one can imagine. Starting from beginning, the idea that empires are better than national states is Jewish point of view. Many empires committed many atrocities, but in 19th century were more or less tolerant toward Jews. History of Romania only focused on faith of Jews is not right. Moreover, Romanian Jews survived holocaust in quite high percentage. Please complete the video with Romanian point of view and objective facts.
Love hungary and poland from romania
@@raulpopa4196 We love each other in Central Europe.
Thank you from Romania,for pointing this,unlike the guy who made this clip
@@DarkenergyAFO898 păcat ca nu suntem uniți precum țările alea 2. Nu au granița in comun, nici populații dintr-un stat in altul, și sunt uniți.
@@alexandermalinowski4277 , many greetings from Romania, European brother! United we stand against the modern world and degeneracy.
knowing how kind, friendly and inteligent Romanian people (and Hungarian) are, it's hard to believe that it happened but it did happened. One thing that I find interesting in the war on the eastern front, is that while the Nazis were destroying and razing everything in their path, in the Ukrainian territories under romanian protectorate, the Romanians (thinking that they're going to win the war) were building and renovating cities, feeding the population, maintaining civility, law and order and making sure that is plenty of entertainment. Most of the Germans officers on the eastern front were taking their vacations in the territories occupied by Romanians. In Odessa, the cinemas were open every day, every weekend there was theater, ballet and opera just like in a normal romanian city during peace time, while at the same time, they were killing hundreds of thousands of Jews. Crazy
Romanian Jews in big percentage survived the Holocaust.
I mean.. the video is coming from someone that thinks these countries were better off under certain Empire's occupation and domination and terrible when independent. And that is the starting point of this "documentary". Im also looking for help with finding more information on the "Bucharest Pogrom", because at this point all I could really find about it is 2 communist activist testimonies when seeking asylum in USA... where their testimonies also mentioned to my great surprise... hanging bodies on "meathooks" in a butcher house and "drinking their blood". Which I have to say raised my eyebrow when reading about it and I asked myself... Romanian Vampires?
As Romanian ,those were the worst of our times
Well,Hitler wanted death jew, soviets moved many soviet jews in Bokovina and Bessarabia. So there were some options,all were bad some were just worse than other. The options that they got decited was to protect local romanian jews (by putting them in ghettos in Romania,which were miserable but they survived,1/5 of Israel's jewish population has origins from Romania) and kill the soviet jews that usually needed to be integrated but Romania needed Germany for weapons(and in hopes to gain back Northern Transylvania) they killed the soviet jews(thus also making it more easy for the germans to ignore the romanian jews)
@@DarkenergyAFO898 1990s were worse
Will you do a video about the atrocities committed by the Bolsheviks in Romania as well? Just to make it fair, ya know?;)
Look into Pitesti Experiment, Canal, Jilava, Aiud, Brasov prisons and many others. These were literal extermination camps and hundreds of thousands of people were tortured horrifically and killed there.
Never ask why the Romanians felt this way after 100,000's of their countrymen were deported to Siberia or killed when the Soviets marched into Bessarabia.
Fair? Seems like an odd word to use there
Oy Vey shut it down kvetch kvetch
Yeah, they imprisoned legionnaires, liberal "intellectuals" and zionists, shot some chiaburi who sabotaged collectivization and sent some freeloaders to work at the Danube-Black Sea Canal, big deal. You can't compare the violence of class warfare to exterminations that were based on immutable traits of people. This is like comparing Robespierre's Reign of Terror to the atrocities of the Congo Free State or the Mongol invasions of Europe. It's nonsense. You're shedding crocodile tears. Yes, the communists butchered people, but they didn't target absolute innocents, as the Church might have you believe. Also, if you want people to not give too much attention to what is being described in this video, then why do you want people to give a lot of attention to something else? Why not just be apathetic all the way? Was your grandpa a greenshirt?
@@local_authority this comment is describing nazism and fascism
God bless Romania 🇷🇴
After all the horrible things the country has committed, why should God bless Romania?
@@benjaminorwell2514 Israel 🇮🇱 have no sin ? Because God is Love.
Heil my brother
@@adrianmunteanu8135 what does Israel have to do with what Romania did? Israel is a nation made up of Holocaust survivors while Romania is made up of criminals who killed many Jews and Roma people.
@@Kaesar1984 really? You think it was in Romania’s interests to host a Holocaust? You believe this is justifiable? It’s better for a nation to cease from existence than to resort to evil.
Hello and thank you for the great video!
Wanted to mention something. at @ minute 7:01, the city of Iasi is brought up. Iasi is not a part of current Moldova, actually, it's found on Romanian territory. Residents do however call the north eastern part of (current)Romania area by the name "Moldova" and this region includes Iasi, hence the confusion :)
That's because there's 2 Moldovas: the Geographical region which resides in Romania and includes Iassy. And the country of Moldova which resides in the Geographical region of Bessarabia. ;-)
Si mie mi-e greu sa le explica asta strainilor. Pacat ca nu ne-am unit in '90. Scapam de confuzie.
Similar with Macedonia,
apparently a sovereign Nation/country off Greece
andor a Region/state inside of Greece.
Documentaru este o mizerie.
Corect! Un detaliu foarte important!
I stopped listening to this genius boy around 1:31 when the "genius boy" said that what happened during ottoman and austro-hungarian domination was nowhere NEAR as awful as what romania and nations around did in WW2
Ladies and gents I present to you the ottoman batak massacre of WW1. Only those of you with a hard stomach should read about that massacre.
That postage stamp is not of Horia Sima, but of Corneliu Zelea Codreanu, the Iron Guard's first leader.
However, most Jews were saved from Romania... Today în Israel There are many who draw their roots from Romania.
Because under communism they were sold to Israel to make money
15-20% Jews in Israel come from Romania
VAST majoirty of Romanian Jews were genocided,larger percentage survived but this was less then 20%.
Romanian is spoked in Israel by so many jews
@@narutoionel8842 But very many jews go to Israel in 1977. Ceausescu help., and became very much money.
romania #1💪💪💪💪💪🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴
RRAAAAHHHHHHH💪💪💪💪💪🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴
@@Throbbingheadache1662 DOUBLE RRRRAAAAHHHH
Like now, Romania is allied w USA for nothing, we still need visa to travel to USA….I hate to see how USA is using us to make war w Russia and in the end USA will live and Russia will remain and give Transylvania to Ungaria.
@@oviss5946 why do you think this?
Greece > Romania
This channels rewriting of History... is unacceptable...
How is it rewriting history?
@@darius_alex2043it’s not 😂😂 they are just edgelords who deny events
It's sobering that RUclips's context post below the video still only focuses one specific group of people.
Iași was part of the historical region of Moldova, but now is part of Romania.
it's even shown on the map he's using.
Republic of Moldova and the old Moldavian state are not the same.
Republic of Moldova is just a region from the old Moldavia, called Bessarabia. The old Moldavia united with Wallachia in 1859 and formed Romania, while Bessarabia was part of the Russian Empire since 1812
Iasi is Chișinău now, I believe.
@@bradalguire4039 Where did you get this information from? Just look at a map
Moldova IS Romania
Small correction at 07:08 (or 7:08), Iasi is still in Romania today, not in the country of Moldavia, but in the cultural region Moldavia, in the country of Romania. It is a county in Romania still to this day...
I knew a girl who’s grandparents both survived the holocaust in Romania, as well as Soviet occupation were they weren’t treated any better from their accounts. Her dad fought In the Romanian civil war in 1989 against the Romanian communist party, and moved to in England in an attempt to leave his old life behind where he met his now wife who’s parents were killed by the Romanian communist govt. they fell in love and had my now friend, they migrated to the U.S for the dads job as a surgeon. This isn’t a second hand story from her I learned this all when I was invited over for dinner one night and sat at the table with them, they wanted to tell me the story of them and their people and the suffering of romania. There was a lot of crying. From everyone at that table. Including myself.
There was no civil war
It was a revolution
Why u cry bro?
Who?
A lot of status being a victim
Cry me a river
I will return to my fortress, and after the slaughter i will restore order
-Ion Antonescu (1882-1946)
Zelenskyy heroic? Come on man
Russo?
Heartbreaking, the nightmare of wars and persecution never ends! The few Rumanian people I have met in England have all been hard-working, humble and warm-hearted people. They bear no resemblance to what is portrayed in this, it's hard to imagine the horrors that many of our Grandparents and parents fought against back then.
You mean Romanians, Germans or Italians are not nazis and fascists now in 2022? Shocking! What revelation!
@@Zdamaneta I merely stated that the ones I've met are not Nazis! I also lived in Germany for three years while in the UK armed forces, and I never met one Nazi - didn't go out of my way to find them either. I met people concerned about the future of their countries, doesn't mean they are a Nazi, fella! The left are the real Nazis now!
Romanians in WW2 tried mostly to survive war as independent nation. War crimes on occupied areas of Ukraine are more related to German managed holocaust.
romanian :)
@@alexandermalinowski4277 - but don't say that in Odessa region, in Mohylоw-Podolski. :-(
There are some minor points that might be corrected in the video. 1. Hungary was not a member of the invading countries in 1941 June 22nd. They were Slovakia, Romania an of course, Germany. I do not know when Italy joined, but Hungary joined only later because of a disputed raid against the city of Kassa (now Kosice) that was alleged to have been committed by Soviet airplanes. 2. Another reason of Romania joining the axis and taking part in the invasion of the Soviet Union right fro the start was the fact that they wanted territories back which were conceded to Hungary in 1940 in the second Vienna act. Nota bene: Romania in 1878 was not the same than in 1920.
A great source is Matthias Carp: Holocaust in Romania. Only few copies have survived since Romanian agents simply stole every copy from public libraries in the USA and Western Europe.
Also Iași today is in Romania not in the Republic of Moldova .
very good thing that you mention Hungary, i hope the author of this great channel will do also the video with the Hungarian Holocaust of ww2
@@FireDragon16180 Yes, I hope it too. The slight difference is that Roumanians volunteered in it without German occupation while Hungary did not take part in the genocide only after it was occupied by German troops in 1944.
What do Romanian agents in to the US and West europe? You think they was allowed steal from most advanced countries in world? And why the USA and West have holocaust on library? That make not sense
@@militaryorchid7937 💪🟥🟨🟦💪🟥🟨🟦💪
The Soviets with their gulags and social restructuration caused alot more harm to the romanians, especially the middle and upper class.
So why did the Romanians butcher Jews if their enemies were Russian?
In May 1939, the German liner St. Louis sailed from Hamburg, Germany, to Havana, Cuba. The 937 passengers were almost all Jewish refugees. Cuba's government refused to allow the ship to land. The United States and Canada were unwilling to admit the passengers. The St. Louis passengers were finally permitted to land in western European countries rather than return to Nazi Germany. 254 St. Louis passengers were killed in the Holocaust.
I can't wait until the next episode of "The Unspeakable Things That Happened During The French Holocaust In WW2".
There are very few WW1 and WW2 history videos that ever mention the contribution made by armies from the colonies, which were comprised mainly of Indian and African soldiers. Many just mention in passing that they were present but what about stories about their lives on the front - what they did, how they were treated and how they (or their families) were compensated after the war. Let's not forget their contributions, please.
Not to mention the African an Arab's that joined the Germans.
This is about Romania. 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
French made a movie about it. Days of glory 2006. It's about Algerian soldiers.
Iasi is a city in Romania not in the country of Moldova...
Ah yes, the famous Romanian colonies in Africa
Some of the methods of cleaning up the Odessa camps with a break for Christmas is extremely satirical
This doc. Is very biased as I would expect. Misleading informations full of biased statements are in this low quality doc. Do not bother ….
This video is the most ignorant one can imagine. Starting from beginning, the idea that empires are better than national states is Jewish point of view. Many empires committed many atrocities, but in 19th century were more or less tolerant toward Jews. History of Romania only focused on faith of Jews is not right. Moreover, Romanian Jews survived holocaust in quite high percentage. Please complete the video with Romanian point of view and objective facts.
Sure boomer now go take your meds
@@alexandermalinowski4277😂 “Jewish pov” edgelord😂😂😂😂
No matter what a person's preconceived ideas about the worst thing one human can do to another the reality was and is far worse than those thoughts. I remember hearing a conversation with an Einsatchgroupen soldier and a Jewish person. They didn't know they were Jewish. When their own estimation was at 1200 to 1500 killed by their own firearm. They were asked if they would change their deeds if they were to go back in time. They said they would have killed more and worked harder to hide the proof. But their feelings towards Jews being more hatred to them almost 50 years after that they were still, and would remain proud of the killings.
Men like this where not associating ethnicity with human beings. They where bread to be lost causes and scum...
They weren't driven from 110 locations for nothing!
That was a very good video. I don't know a whole lot of history of that part of Europe. I've always been curious. Thank you. Much appreciated.
If this video interests you, I implore you to watch Everything Is Illuminated (starring Elijah Wood) which is adapted from the book of the same name by Jonathan Safran Foer.
The Balkans were better off during Ottoman rule 1:39 yah I think I’ll pass on this video lmfao
Ottoman empire was biggest shithole bro
99% of balkans contradict you
nvm you were referring to the video am so dumb, well the mere fact he said that makes everything he said in the video invalid
@@behind_you6577 my bad, I should’ve put that in quotes, I see how you got confused, that’s on me
He didn’t say that u edgelord😂 get a social life
Congrats for this extremely well made video!
One small mention: the man portrayed on the stamp (4:24 and 4:50) is actually Corneliu Zelea Codreanu, the founder and first leader (know and referred to as "The Captain") of the Iron Guard.
Extrem de idiot as zice, nu doar ca insista in prostia aia cu Zelea Codreanu dar mai si arata Moldova cu granitele actuale nu cele ce le avea la vremea aia. Edit: Inca una, auzi la el Iasi e in moldavia astazi tara Moldova... Iasi este in REGIUNEA Moldova. Pare cam slab documentat tipul asta.
“Well made” this is one of the most poorly reserched vids on this site
You call this “well made”? It’s full of historical inaccuracies and emotional manipulation.
And the Russians have shelled the Babi Yar Memorial...💀
it was a fake news.
That was actually debunked. Never happened
I wouldn't say Hungary and Austria gained their independence after WW1. Other states did, but those two were forced by the circumstances to become smaller, separate states. Also, the Romanian Principalities were never under full Ottoman control. They were kept in a state of vassalage, with the obligation of paying a tribute, but they were not in the same position as Bulgaria. Romanians kept their own rulers, although many of them Ottoman puppets, but they weren't Turkish pashas sent to govern the provinces.
ottoman puppets or ottomans themselves... same difference. we fought for our rights and independence, with no help whatsoever from those backstabbing hungayrians.
Hungarians did get their independence. Despite the country has been called Austria-Hungary, Austrians ruled all of it. Hungarians didn't really have been listened to within the empire, for example, Hungarians didn't want to participate in WWI, they had their own problems and they didn't feel any anger against Serbia back then, for the death of the Austrian prince. So, technically Hungary got it's independence
m8, check your "facts"
Antonescu was not in power when WW2 started, its was king Mihai. But he was too young to rule so the parliament was ruling in his place. Antonescu make an alliance and than a party with Iron Gurad (Horia Sima) to make a majority in parliament . The brake between Antonescu and the Iron Guard took place because Antonescu agreed with Hitler to cut Transilvania in half and give half to Hungary.
City Of Iasi is not in today Republic of Moldavia. Republic of Moldavia is actually Basarabia and the border is between Nistru (w) and Tisa(E) and Iasi is west of Nistru (check a map)
Russia never took Moldavia, they took Basarabia and half of Bucovina (northern part)
But I understand this confusion . Basarabia after communist block felled, they claimed independence. They chose the name of Moldova in hope they will unite with Romania later on (actually both sides are working on to accomplish this (chances are low because its a large Russian ethnic population leaving in Moldova now - check Stalin's plan to take natives and move them to Siberia and replace them with Russians)
Over all this is a decent video 6/10
Why does this hatred exist in the first place?
its actually funny how so many dont even know this even happened, it wasnt discussed to much in school because...bias i guess, but it was beeing taught as to accept that what happened , happened
US and other countries doesn't need to educate romanians. We are educated and very informed people. Much education has to happen in the western countries about romanians and stop underestimating and patronizing them. We know exactlywhat mistakes we didin WW2 as well as what important contribution we had against the nazi regime.
America had a huge role to play in this as they pushed eugenics with the help of w. Wilson and the complete white washing of the world's history that continues to this day. While we sit back and act like we were "fighting evil".
The Jews love of communism and their being communist commissars who killed millions of Christian's is the reason for people killing them. Remember communist manifesto written by jew karl Marx and jew Jacob Schiff gave Lenin and company the support to overthrow Christian Russia. Rember Jews karl Liebnict and Rosa Luxembourg In Germany tried to start communist revolution and Bela Kun in Hungary started communist murder state ...
He was a jew....JEWS MUST PAY REPARATIONS TO THE CHRISTIAN VICTIMS OF JEW COMMUNISM
Bine zis 👏
Why don’t you also say how USA bombed civils in Romania intentionally? Even a civilian train. And residential areas of cities.
Americans bringing "freedom" as usual... 😂
Which US-bombing in Romania do you mean? As far as I know, they bombed just military important areas: for example oil fields & refineries of Ploiesti without an big impact on the city itself.
@@sebastianr1204
In 1944 Bucharest was bombed very bad, we call it the "Inferno of Bucharest" but idk if you find anything if you look it up in English
@@D.A.R.89 That was the bombing of the military important railway infrastructure in Bucharest, no bombing of civilians.
@@sebastianr1204 4th of April 1944
35 American bombers leave southern Italy and fly over to Bucharest. The people didn't think much of it, when the alarm sounded, because it was anounced that there would be an exersise on the same day. The American bombers targeted everything from hotels to hospitals. 5 thousand casualties on that day. The bombardment lasted 1 hour.
4:06 "kon du ah ca tour" really got me🤣🤣
2 million Roma peoples
long live Romania!
Guess they shouldn't have declared war on Germany
Romania did good by declaring war on Germany in 1944 because Germany gave half of Transylvania to Hungary according to the Second Vienna Diktat of 1940.
Thank you for reminding us. We tend to forget the details. Stay alert, educate yourself. Live and love within your means. My motto.
I also think its important to mention the repeated pattern througout history of actions and behaviour leading to the rise of anti-semitism to give a more inclusive and diverse view of the phenomen that is more open and honest. Seen from the views of many different peoples over 1000 of years spanning history and not only seen from one single viewpoint the likleyhood of getting an accurate description of actual events increases significantly and that gives us a better educated and richer experience of understanding about how this horrific behaviour keeps repeating itself through different historical times, different people, different cultures and different lands. Its of great importance that good people like yourself keep bringing this up and call attention to it so it can open up this important discussions for new generations. Bringing in more and new people into this topic with the ever expanding technical possibilities of analyzing and most importantly retaining data so that it cant be washed away or destroyed but really is around forever for more and more people to investigate and really dig into. It truly is an important and intelligent path you have chosen to take my friend. 😊
Maybe you can tell us what led to anti-semitism. Will you explain?
Love the content bro, but you got a lot of "unspeakable and diabolical" in your video titles lol
True lol
Thanks for this interesting video! My grandfather was a Jewish kid in Bucharest during the war. He and his whole family
managed to survive these atrocities and have eventually moved to Israel after ww2.
Yeah just stay there and dont shove your nose where it doesnt belong.. in other people's business.
When every where you go…
Iași is not in the country of Moldova. The picture of kids with their arms raised is famous, but not in Romania.
Always remember history is written by the winners.
Time we fight back and spit in the face of the followers of Judas.
Or just by the side that can write
Or by the side that isn’t censored.
@@jimmyrourks So you believe that Germans couldn’t write
Gotcha!
To learn more
Europa the last Battle Documentary
Romania did war crime? nice🤟
Like everyone in ww2.
0:18 why is this a Cold War map?
Firstly, Romania allied Germany because had no choice. USSR already broke the country in two. Poland did not exist anymore. Germany was our northern neighbor. Of course nobody knew about Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact. UK was the garant of Romania eastern border. Have you ever read of UK army being ever in Moldova?
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its hilarious how fake this is, using modern maps to explain old histories, fake quotes to name 2
Huh that’s weird why do they have to tag the top of a video with an official narrative reminder.
On the stamp is not Horia Sima 😅... It is Corneliu Zelea Codreanu.....And Horia Sima was not the head of the Iron Guard..
Thank you. As a romanian citizen who's parents migrated in the early 2000s, I really didn't know anything about the topic. I only knew that Ceausescu did a lot of harm to the country and people.
Yup, same.
What about the Holodomor?
Yeah that’s also bad, but what about Nanking? What about you? What about family guy? But what about the Neanderthals? Oh but nothings worse than The Emu wars what about the Emu wars? What about the banana republic? Whataboutism is inappropriate when discussing one topic did you know?
Sounds like something worthy of its own video or series of videos.
@@mikloridden8276 the Holodomor is an important reason, perhaps the reason, so many sided with the National Socialists
@@vincentvanmeow And they did and repeated the same thing. Also they’ve made a video on Holodomor which is why im poking holes in your comment. We can talk about different topics without undermining another.
@@mikloridden8276 the Holodomor is the reason why so many sided with the national socialists
This video is full of embarrassing mistakes, one simple example : Iasi was not annexed by the USSR, this city was and still is in Romania not in the republic of Moldova or in the Moldovan SSR during URSS.
The video is full of thinks like this...
This video is terrible and a hit piece on the Romanian people. How dare a man who can’t even pronounce any of the names or cities correctly or even use the right photos of Codreanu tell the people what should be taught in Romanian schools? One of the worst videos I’ve ever seen.
Thankyou for the video but nextime can you talk about how for the entire history of Romania, Romanians have been opreesed by Russia, Hungary and especially Turkey and only became the opreesors for like less than a century.
You forgot romans, huns, mongols, goths
and Austria . Imperil Austro-Ungar
Only after a great, big video on how Romanians kept the Roma as slaves for 5oo years. Besides, Romanians had plenty of rights in Hungary. That's how you were able to keep your language and your numbers could grow to so large in the Kingdom of Hungary. But you replayed it by back stabbing. Look at the French and the English what they did to their minorities and colonies. Then put your two hands together that your people were let into the Kingdom of Hungary. As a Slave Owner Romanian, I am sure you will appreciate it.
"In the early 19th century, the Code of Wallachia declared that “Gypsies shall be born only slaves, anyone born of a slave mother shall also become a slave…” and that “Gypsies without a master shall be slaves of the prince.” First documented in the 14th century, slavery in Romania was legally abolished in 1856, but not followed by re-distribution of land or any other form of economic restitution. During a period of more than 500 years Roma were held as slaves by the state, by noblemen, and by the Orthodox church."
@goddessIv
The fact that you say that romanians had plenty of rights in the kingdom of hungary clearly shows that there is no point in even talking with you. Look at Transylvania in 1366, when through the Decree of Turda King Louis I Anjou of Hungary redefined nobility in terms of membership in the Roman Catholic Church and, thus specifically excluded the Eastern Orthodox Romanians. As a result, gradually, after 1366, Romanians lost their status as an estate and were excluded from Transylvania's assemblies. This meant that the Romanian population of Transylvania was never directly represented in the Transylvanian Diet, which consisted of Hungarian nobles, German and Székely nobles (the Unio Trium Nationum). Why do you think so many romanian revolts in the kingdom of hungary were held......
Also, I am sure hungary treated the roma people poorly aswell,
There was 0 ethnic hatred in Balkans until austrians and muslims came and that says enough about those empires
No way! Jews are a long history in Romania and that s the reason we don t like them.
12:23 A break for Christmas??! 😱🤪
That's why streets in Ukraine are being named after Stepan Bandera and other collaboraters right now.
Because they are proud of the Volyn massacre. So proud that they ban the movies about the massacre.
@@komilithon1514 volyn massacare is blown out of proportion story that still to this day historians can’t agree on properly. It wasn’t just some random civilians starting it, there were literal soldiers and an activist group fighting. So tired of people mentioning it constantly and comepletely ignoring the fact that Poland literally had ukranians enslaved for generations. It’s ridiculous cherry picking of events.
@@chocolatedonut6312
Blown out of proportion (that's likely only if all the different sources I searched agreed to tell the same lie) or not, civilians or not, the point is that it was a atrocity and you always had a hard time denouncing it and come in terms with this episode of your past. And for all it's worth, it's also valid for poles if what you say it's true. So if that's the case and they're sweeping it under the carpet, than yeah, equally shame on them.
@@chocolatedonut6312 Serfdom is not slavery you dimwit. Ukrainian nationalists butchered Polish men, women and children, most of them peasants during these massacres, which were on par with what the Ustashe did.
Great little support for Ukraine but Ukraine is VERY antisemitic today
Ah yes so antisemitic they have a jew president
Bolshevism is a wholly jewish concept, no wonder the russian satellite countries like Ukraine and Poland have such high incidences of anti semitism, given the barbarism of the USSR.
@@ripley7222 Gooper detected
So antisemitic that they elected a jew for president... Can't beat that kind of "logic"
This insane anti-semitism that existed in Romania during WW2 is the thing that I'm ashamed of the most from Romania's history. 😢
But I have a good news story. My grandpa fought in WW2 for Romania and because he got injured he got transferred to the mess halls. There, he was part of a group of likeminded Romanians that were smuggling Jewish people out of the country.
For that, I am proud of him. 🙂
Also, few remarks re the video:
1. Iassy/Iasi is in the geographical region of Moldova, whilst the country of Moldova is in the geographical region of Bessarabia.
2. Romania didn't really have a choice in WW2. It joined the Axis to safeguard what was left of it's territory and protect its independence. Not denying the atrocities Antonescu committed. Just stating the geopolitical fact of the time.
3. The Holocaust is well known and except a small number of highly indoctrinated fascists who deny it (aren't those everywhere?) Romanians don't deny it and it's been taught in schools way before 2003 as mentioned in the video. I went to school in the late 80s/early 90s and we studied it. Romania's role was downplayed and cosmeticized, especially to make the Communist leaders look like saviors but it was mentioned.
4. Romania betrayed the Nazis and stopped feeding them oil and gas which contributed to the early downfall of the Third Reich. This hardly gets mentioned.
Overall, the rulers of the time were, as the video suggested, a product of the time. This, coupled with Antonescu's personal hatred, made it worse for the Jewsih people.
Stop hating your own people, Romania is a glorious nation
@@ZoomerHistorian they are not hating on Romania, we are admiting what truly happened and we are more than sorry for it, at least some of us who actually got some emphaty and brain.
I didn't study about it in school and let's be real, nobody talks abt it. Very few people know about this.
@@kingjulien7550 Do you understand why your people did what they did? You don’t have to agree with it.
@@ZoomerHistorian are you saying that what they did can be justified? Cuz if so then you need help
Iasi is still in Romania today
Nu s-a bucurat nimeni din popor de drama lor, asa cum s-a intamplat in Estonia, Polonia,Lituania si in alte tari din est.Multi au fost ascunsi prin gospodarii de catre romani. Stiu asta din cele povestite de parintii mei. Au si numele trecute pe placute la "Drepti intre popoare," dar...binele se uita, numai raul se tine minte! Chiar regina Elena a intervenit pentru salvarea evreilor. Nu suntem raspunzatori pentru jocurile puterii.Iar despre țigani...avem cei mai mulți țigani din Europa, oare pentru ca le-a fost atât de rău la noi?
da-i-n pouleaca mea de evrei. Nu vezi ca-si baga nasu peste tot. Pai ce fel de om sa fii sa urasti pe cineva fara motiv asa. De ce nu se intampla cu chinezii ce s-a intamplat cu evreii? Pentru ca isi vad de treaba lor, nu strica ordinea sociala, si nu-si baga ratu in treburile altor popoare. Cel putin in europa.
Nimeni nu uraste evreii asa degeaba,ca sunt ei speciali.
Nu vezi ce fac in america?
Dacă ar fi vazut românii de atunci ce se întâmplă astăzi ar fi predat toți evreii direct la SS
GREAT video...except you started to rant about Ukraine President a little..not part of the Romanian genocide as you placed on the title,l
'the heroic volodymyr zelenskyy' xD
XDDDDD
Why don't you talk about what the jews did to the Romanians at the beginning of the 19th century or the communist regime they brought to Romania?
A lot of inaccuracies.
Probably nor intentional.
Whichever burnt offering to God are they referring?
can hardly believe I am just now finding out about the single day execution of the 8000 in the city square.
Wait, until you find out how math works with 6 million people. 4 showers and 8 furnaces on limited resources. Here's an exercise. Count to 6 million, tell me when you are done.
@@ItIsYouAreNotYour either a strawman or you should rename yourself really to "I am stupid"
Some inaccuracies:
- the present-day name of the state is not simply ”Moldova” but ”Republic of Moldova”. Check the country's Constitution. The Moldovans in the Republic knew very well they are just a splinter of real Moldova (which still is in Romania). Most Moldovans live in Romania (and we always were and are ethnic Romanians). Iași (Iassy) was and is the historical capital of Moldova;
- the Soviet occupation of Bessarabia (future Republic of Moldova) and Nothern Bucovina occurred in June 1940, not in 1939. True - it was August 1939 when Hitler and Stalin agreed on dividing these lands (the secret annex to the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact). However, Stalin awaited the fall of the last strong ally of Romania before his aggression. He sent an ultimatum to Romania one week after France fell to Hitler's Wehrmacht.
- the empires held a lid on ethnic violence - true, but also generated a lot of ethnic hatred, because they forcibly colonized different ethnicity populations among aboriginal populations;
- the Iron Guard was of Horia Sima in 1940 ... because its creator, Corneliu Zelea Codreanu (a Moldovan, by the way) was extra-judicially assassinated by King Carol II previously;
- Antonescu was more a military dictator, not necessarily a 100% fascist one. Some considerable fascist traits do match his style (antisemitism included!); however the real fascist of Romania were the Iron Guard and were marginal in the elections; they only reached power because the Ribbentrop-Molotov aftermath: aggression from both East and West against Romania gave room for a new government - but no traditional party wanted to govern the disaster caused by others; that is why Antonescu plus the Iron Guard initially reached to power.
- Antonescu treated differently the Sephardi Jews (which settled in the country way back and were more integrated), compared to the Ashkenazi Jews. Many of the latter were recently migrated in Moldova region in Romania from Poland and/or Russia and were seen as having bolshevik sympathies (despite Red Army doing pogroms as well, during the 1917-1922 civil war).
But even with such inaccuracies the facts remain facts: abominable and condemn-able.
A yes Iasi who is situated in Romania but is in the country of Moldova at the same time, you even had a picture showing it in Romania.
Moldova was a country that was made of the curent Moldova country + Moldova REGION that is now part of Romania.( a collection of cities in the north east of Romania.
Why isn' t anyone talking about queen Elena ( the queen mother of Michael of România ) and king Michael have saved thousend jews from Transnistria. In 2018 Queen Elena has recived ( post mortem of corce. .) From the state of Israel the title of very big importance ' Drepți între popoare'
why does it have 1,1 thousand dislikes?
Cuz Its a garbage vid?
Because it's biased
it's extremely biased and uninformed
You keep praising Ukraine President Zelenski in you videos like he was some kind Jewish saviour. He is just good at the Ukraine national past time of cyber crime and money laundering. Get a new hero guy!
absolutely butchered every name mentioned in this video 😭😭😭
Just Arrived by A Ford.
What’s up with the Arabic music in the background at the start? 😂
Is it supposed to represent Gypsy music?
Probably
why is it so tragic when jews die but never other people
Because they are the true pure blood race. Other's are half apes.
@@karmapeople1735you see.. this behavior put your people in the oven🗿
@@petreabenjamin4626 This behaviour makes us rule from the shadows. Pure blood always wins.
@@karmapeople1735 jews arent pure blood
I've heard 2 points of view from Romani ppl online when it comes to the word gypsy. some feel it's still derogatory but others don't mind being called gypsies and refer to themselves as such. tis interesting
In Romania the official term for them is rrom, but about 50% of them call themselves gypsy, you don't have to ask those who prefer it, they will refer to themselves as gypsy and nothing else. You will never hear romanian politicians or reprezentatives call them any other than rrom, not gypsy, nor romani, it's simply not the correct term and it's too close to romanian and romanians and romans have never been asked about that, we always have to clarify ourselves otherwise.
they where not nazi, they where soviets undercover as nazi
Based Iron Guard
Romania 💪🏼🇷🇴
to many mistakes to make it a good video, it looks like they are made deliberately
this video will not age well. "heroic zelinsky"...
Manlet Zelensky isn’t a heroic figure. I lold at that part of the video
Gone are the times when leaders are heroic.
That's when I lost it during the video. Ask about the Nazis fighting for him" it is what it is"
Zelensky is heroic. The president cannot check out every soldier's belief. What world do you live in?
@@ezekiel3791 no💀
when i visited the auschwitz memorial they had a map in one of the rooms showing all the places prisoners were shipped from
being romanian i quickly noticed no romanian cities(except for the ones occupied by hungary at the time) were on the map and i was really confused as to why until today
they should really teach this type of stuff in school, when we learn about ww2 in romania we focus mostly on the battles and politics while the holocaust is given just a short honorary mention, very sad honestly
Not that sad and all history in romania is taught that way
Is this a robot narrator? 🤖🚫
Romania helped the jews, and other "unwanted" minoritys at that time, combared to Hungary for example.
Hungary also preserved Jews until Hitler invaded it and seized power there. Hungary is located more to the West, so there were no possibility to switch sides as Romania did.
@@alexandermalinowski4277 Donald Trump is a Hungarian Jew. His father is anyway. And I like Trump ! 😁
@@Sunshine-lo6vd Nope. Trump is German guy, his father made money on brothel.
@@alexandermalinowski4277 hungayrians switched sides too, once they were F-ed in the A all the way to Budapest.
Based Romania