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  • During WW II many companies working for the Third Reich used slave labor, as it was cheap and the Nazi Party determined who worked where. American companies Ford and General Motors had extended their business all over the world into a dozen nations, and those business operated serving both the Allies and the Axis powers. Hosted by Colin D. Heaton. The Forgotten History Channel is a 10th Legion Pictures Production.
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  • @danielterhorst9995
    @danielterhorst9995 Год назад +289

    When are people going to wake up and understand that this sort of thing is still going on 😢

  • @AL5J_
    @AL5J_ Год назад +390

    Wow. Being from a family that worked for Henry & Edsel post WW2 this is sobering. It makes sense listening to Eisenhower’s condemnation of the “military industrial complex” in the 50’s it makes sense that he had some knowledge of such facts.

    • @jamesdellaneve9005
      @jamesdellaneve9005 Год назад +46

      I work in aerospace. The complex that Eisenhower was referring to was the cozy relationship between the Pentagon and the contractors. I know all of our top executives. Things are not the same as they were after WWII. Our firm responds to quotes from the government. In the past, these firms had influence over policy. No longer. I do believe that big pharma has replaced military contractors for this terrible relationship.

    • @johnreitz5676
      @johnreitz5676 Год назад

      Edsel Ford died during WWII.

    • @stevehicks8944
      @stevehicks8944 Год назад +8

      Edsel Ford died during WW2. This was the reason WHY Hank Deuce was discharged from the U.S. Navy to replace his grandfather as the CEO of Ford Motor Company.

    • @redwater4778
      @redwater4778 Год назад

      He was the IMC.

    • @dansmith1661
      @dansmith1661 Год назад

      The same Eisenhower that killed over 100k civilians in post-war open air death camps.

  • @RodMartinJr
    @RodMartinJr 10 месяцев назад +91

    It's also interesting that banker, Prescott Bush (father and grandfather of two U.S. presidents) worked with Germany during the war. Why these people were not charged for *_Treason_* remains one of the incredible lessons of duplicity throughout history.

    • @AyayronBalakay
      @AyayronBalakay 6 месяцев назад

      They put the bush family in charge of reparations

    • @404people
      @404people 4 месяца назад

      Those sons paid his debts via war in the middle east

    • @TheMightyWalk
      @TheMightyWalk 3 месяца назад +9

      ford was on the right side of history

    • @RodMartinJr
      @RodMartinJr 3 месяца назад +2

      @@TheMightyWalk Meaning? And for what reasons?
      😎♥✝🇺🇸💯

    • @Robert-tj3qq
      @Robert-tj3qq 2 месяца назад +8

      ​@@RodMartinJrhe knew the banking industry very well

  • @spicemerchantgaming
    @spicemerchantgaming Год назад +181

    You're doing a great thing bringing these topics to light. In an age of disinformation and half truths, this a very positive way to leave a mark on the world. We'll never thrive as a species if we don't learn from our past. Especially the awful parts.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +9

      Thanks for watching.

    • @will7its
      @will7its Год назад +8

      Thats the problem with the internet/computers. It can be erased or corrupted with a key stroke.

    • @redwater4778
      @redwater4778 Год назад

      The camps were mostly filled with refugees from the eastern front and with Poles and Jews fleeing the Ukrainian nationalists

    • @CivilizedWarrior
      @CivilizedWarrior Год назад

      @@will7its and it is. So much evidence of government corruption has been erased off the internet. I remember all kinds of videos and documents that shed light on our government’s involvement with the 9/11 attacks that is mysteriously nowhere to be found online today. Almost like it never happened.

    • @jtr789310
      @jtr789310 Год назад

      it been out there since the war all you got to do is know how to read. Look up Standard Oil of NJ that sold and important fuel additives to Germany.With out Standard Oil additives Nazi Germany wouldn't have been able to have Air Warfare.

  • @silent1967
    @silent1967 Год назад +252

    HELL, is going to a VERY big place. General Smedley Butler was correct, war is a racket. Rest easy General, retribution is coming.

    • @zandrus9191
      @zandrus9191 Год назад

      General Butler was also a con-man himself, aligning himself to Fascism for a while, then became socialisms hero, purposefully wanting to demilitarize the US in the face of a rising power in Europe, that being Germany.
      If we listened to Butlers proposed military reorganization, America couldn't project its power onto Europe and the Pacific, making us lose the war.

    • @alantoon5708
      @alantoon5708 Год назад +35

      The failed wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are more recent examples. Many related to those in the Washington swamp profited handsomely.

    • @sjam1159
      @sjam1159 Год назад +5

      What retribution do you think is coming? Just curious…

    • @silent1967
      @silent1967 Год назад +11

      @@sjam1159 I take it you don't believe in God. Especially the Hell part or any of it for that matter.

    • @terryhill4732
      @terryhill4732 Год назад +14

      General Smedley Butler was a great American and the most decorated soldier of world War 1 with two medals of Honor

  • @JDHindery
    @JDHindery Год назад +119

    I read “Trading With the Enemy” by Charles Higham almost 40 years ago and seem to remember that American bearing manufacturers exporting bearings through Brazil to Germany while American bombing missions were trying to take out German aircraft production by bombing German bearing factories. There were several other US corporations mentioned in the book.
    Thanks for bringing this information to light. Semper Fi.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +3

      Thanks for watching.

    • @Gman539
      @Gman539 Год назад

      America also funded the Soviet Union after WW2. You gotta have an enemy your populous will fear, so America secretly propped them up. And as long as American citizens are in fear they will almost endlessly fund the military. And every once in awhile you have to give them a good fighter jet, technology, etc, to make people think we are falling behind technologically to the commies, this will of course justify more spending to "catch up"....... America was infected by commies long ago, the great senator Joseph McCarthy was on to them and exposing them. If Americans only had a clue........... Don't even get me started in the vastly embellished stories of these WW2 labor camps either, you really need to dig for truth, and if you believe this video your a long way from it.

    • @snizzypoosexcellentspooner2468
      @snizzypoosexcellentspooner2468 Год назад

      Check out Anthony C Sutton if you want to learn more about American industry selling to our supposed enemies.

    • @spencereagle1118
      @spencereagle1118 Год назад +13

      Yes, Higham's book is well worth a read. I recall the bearing issue came to a head when US tank maintenance crews at the Battle of the Bulge, whilst putting captured Panzers back into action on the US side, came about track wheel bearings that were marked as having been manufactured in Milwaukee only a matter of months prior. Congress hit the roof and it became the catalyst for the 'Trading with the Enemy' act.

    • @jamessilver6429
      @jamessilver6429 Год назад

      u.s companies sold the scrap metal to Japan that helped them build their military that they used in ww2 . everyone must've known that .

  • @juliusspartacus5437
    @juliusspartacus5437 Год назад +44

    This is half of the story. The other half is not only forgotten history, but forbidden history. When endeavoring to leave emotions and biases at the door, a more sobering understanding develops. We haven't gotten the whole truth in public schooling nor mainstream media.

    • @tpxchallenger
      @tpxchallenger 11 месяцев назад +4

      Oh, gee, I wonder what you are referring to. Just say it.

    • @goodnight360
      @goodnight360 7 месяцев назад +5

      oy vey lol

    • @rustyshaklefurd4700
      @rustyshaklefurd4700 7 дней назад +6

      ​@@tpxchallenger109 countries cant be wrong

    • @tpxchallenger
      @tpxchallenger 6 дней назад

      @@rustyshaklefurd4700 109, you say? Name them.
      The number 109 is one of your "secret" numeric handshakes, like the numbers 88 or 1488 .
      I'm sure you'll have to copy paste from somewhere, but I doubt you will find a list of 109 countries that have expelled Jews. You will find countries like Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen have expelled Jews. Those countries can't be wrong, you say?

    • @tpxchallenger
      @tpxchallenger 6 дней назад

      @@rustyshaklefurd4700 109, you say? Name them.
      We both know that number is just a "secret" numeric handshake, like 88 or 1488 or (before the stoners co-opted it) 4/20.

  • @ifv2089
    @ifv2089 2 года назад +273

    Very sad side of humanity, History is definitely told by the Victor. Thanks for bringing up the topic of large companies working both sides

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  2 года назад +21

      Thanks for watching.

    • @colinheaton4902
      @colinheaton4902 2 года назад +10

      You are most welcome

    • @samizdat113
      @samizdat113 Год назад +27

      It's only sad because Germany lost. We now live in the hedonistic dystopia that Germany was trying to prevent.

    • @guymontag9577
      @guymontag9577 Год назад

      ​@@samizdat113 You really believe that or you just trolling. German people, at large disagree with you. One problem is that American liberals always refer to the 6,000,000 concentration deaths. That's not accurate. The 6,000,000 was just to the number of Jews intentional murder. There was yet another 6-8 million of the other undesirables like Slavs, Turks, West Asians, Africans, disabled, gay' ,elderly and unproductive folks, low intelligence and retarded, and obedient Catholic, Jehovahs Witnesses, Buddhists. And that's just the camps. There were another 30,000,000+ whose deaths were a byproduct of the War of Aggresion

    • @NormaBurnson
      @NormaBurnson Год назад

      @@samizdat113 Sami, our current "dystopia" is of our choosing. That's what happens in Democracies. Germany under Mr. Hitler was in no way, shape or form "trying to prevent distopia. Rather, it was fervently working toward the subjucation and destruction of millions innocent people for their own variety of "hedonism" which included the murdering of millions of people simply because of their religious beliefs. Plese do at least a tiny bit of factual research before defending the most atrocious government on the planet!

  • @68orangecrate26
    @68orangecrate26 Год назад +59

    The information presented here seems less shocking when one considers the actions of the pharmaceutical companies and governments in response to Covid over the last few years.

  • @MyLateralThawts
    @MyLateralThawts Год назад +149

    Perhaps even more horrifying is IBM’s unintentional role in the Holocaust.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +30

      Yes indeed. Then look at I.G. Farben. Thanks for watching.

    • @portugeseking7959
      @portugeseking7959 Год назад

      Holocaust never happened. But some people still believe in Santa 🎅

    • @jamesdellaneve9005
      @jamesdellaneve9005 Год назад +43

      I wouldn’t call it unintentional. They supplied the specialty made cards and the technical support for the machines at the camps.

    • @VulcanGunner
      @VulcanGunner Год назад

      Please read IBM and the Holocaust, they knew what was going on in Germany. Plus, Henry Ford and Tom Watson of IBM received high awards from the Nazi government.

    • @ColoradoStreaming
      @ColoradoStreaming Год назад +18

      @@jamesdellaneve9005 I agree, they literally leased and supported the machines.

  • @Marzbar2000
    @Marzbar2000 Год назад +685

    Spectacular info. This is what people need to focus on NOT Pronouns. Info like this should be taught in schools

    • @Magneticlaw
      @Magneticlaw Год назад +38

      But choosing our own pronouns makes us feel special and unique.....and who needs history when you can cherry-pick your own?

    • @lokomike2911
      @lokomike2911 Год назад

      It's insanity and The left is now bashing a movie just because it highlights trafficking of kids.

    • @Hartley_Hare
      @Hartley_Hare Год назад +28

      @@Magneticlaw The oppression Olympics, where everyone is competing to be oppressed. The award is a flag, a pronoun and a non-job where you tell other people about how oppressed you are.

    • @OffGridInvestor
      @OffGridInvestor Год назад

      This info is CRAP because Ford was VERY pro negro. In fact when the city of Detroit tried a campaign to get more negros working and visited EVERY large company to hire them, Ford was the ONLY ONE who said yes. His steel smelter was 100% negro, right thru into the management. He even built a free housing suburb JUST for negros. He was hiring them WHILE firing whites during the depression.

    • @DebbieOnTheSpot
      @DebbieOnTheSpot Год назад

      Were not allowed to say truths about the Jews

  • @LeveretteJamesClifford1955
    @LeveretteJamesClifford1955 Год назад +74

    In one of the books I own, perhaps it was Ambrose's Citizen Soldiers, when Americans arrived at the Ford plant they found it had not been touched by our bombers, and later learned that artillery and air corps bombings put the Ford headquarters and main plant off limits to bombing.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +10

      Yes. but it still suffered some damage. Thanks for watching.

    • @jeffthomas8108
      @jeffthomas8108 Год назад +1

      Absolutely true

    • @bijouxdoum6199
      @bijouxdoum6199 Год назад

      We still do that in every conflict. We don't just blanket bomb like the evil British did to my German ancestors in Dresden. That was the 2nd worst atrocity in ww2 right behind the Nuclear bombs we dropped. There are no good or bad guys fighting. It just a bunch of poor people fighting a rich man's war.

    • @daleskoglund6618
      @daleskoglund6618 Год назад

      Read "The International Jew" by Henry Ford. He tried to wake the American people up but they refused. Then read "Hellstorm". And never forget that America sided with the communists in WW II. Roosevelt referred to Stalin as "uncle joe". Uncle joe and his henchmen killed 20 million Russians before WW II even started! The allies were "suckers" who fought for communism/anti americanism, they were fools.

    • @sparklemotion8377
      @sparklemotion8377 Год назад

      How come Ford was compensated for damage caused by US bombing?

  • @FUK2DETH
    @FUK2DETH Год назад +101

    Man I wish my history professors were this cool and good with deep in depth information. Great job guys love the work! It's very important to get the truth and reality about this stuff out

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +2

      Thanks for watching.

    • @Cokehead_Drug_Addict_Zelensky
      @Cokehead_Drug_Addict_Zelensky Год назад +1

      Yes this "history according to a certain ethno-religious group that will remain unnamed" is far more interesting that the real stuff.

    • @melchior2678
      @melchior2678 Год назад

      @@FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL your portrayal of Henry Ford is shameful and dishonest.

    • @SpursBackOnTop
      @SpursBackOnTop 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@melchior2678look it up henry ford was the only american (I think) to get the grand cross and is well known he was a german sympathizer

  • @bryonslatten3147
    @bryonslatten3147 3 месяца назад +6

    This information is so disturbing. Now I see why people rage against corporate greed.

  • @ralphdimas5421
    @ralphdimas5421 Год назад +90

    I had heard of 7 corporations helped Germany in WW2 this confirms this as even Preston Bush also was involved

    • @kn0wr3zz
      @kn0wr3zz Год назад +28

      JP Morgan, IBM and Dupont to name a few

    • @guymontag9577
      @guymontag9577 Год назад

      ​​@@kn0wr3zzHow about Hugo Boss, and Bayer?. And John F. Kennedys racist father, Joseph was a strong Nazi party supporter. A large number of Democrat Party members and leaders were supporters of the 3rd Reich, as they hated Black's, Latinos, Jews, and for the most part, Roman Catholics. I have found that many a young adults in the USA are not aware that the KKK was actually and organization within the Democrat Party, formed to harass potential Republican voters, which at that times included Black people, catholics, and Jews. Many founding members left the KKK after to objective changed to threaten and sometimes kill folded based on Ethicity.

    • @nosirx
      @nosirx Год назад +29

      Prescott

    • @Mr1963corvette
      @Mr1963corvette Год назад +17

      The death merchants of war are not held accountable for their vile actions. Profit to be made at any cost.

    • @mikehenrys
      @mikehenrys Год назад

      Joe Kennedy was a far bigger supporter. He openly stated that America should side with Germany during WW2.

  • @drlannybrustein
    @drlannybrustein Год назад +84

    True Story: When Nazi guards were leaving the Cologne factory, they mixed Wood alcohol into the open bottles of liquor, knowing the forced labor prisoners would celebrate. Mostly Russian POW’s drank the poison, were rendered blind, vomiting blood & dying. My Father (Field Medic, 85th infantry, 1st Army) was stationed in Aachen, Germany and was called upon to interpret & investigate the cause of the symptoms. My Dad also spoke; Russian, German, Yiddish, and French and was able to find out the truth and help aid the dying.
    Please keep up the video’s!

    • @luisg.5700
      @luisg.5700 Год назад +9

      Lol 😂

    • @dansmith1661
      @dansmith1661 Год назад +14

      Pressing X to doubt.

    • @thomasbehrend7562
      @thomasbehrend7562 Год назад +13

      Cool story Bro

    • @ekoenriko8009
      @ekoenriko8009 Год назад +3

      They even didnt let the winner to celebrate, ...

    • @cd3949
      @cd3949 11 месяцев назад +9

      @@dansmith1661 What makes you doubt this? Pretty tame considering other Nazi antics.

  • @carlbodene8150
    @carlbodene8150 Год назад +54

    Nothing new under the Sun. The same types of people have done this over the ages and continue to do this today. Bankster's are Gangster's Good video and well done.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +9

      Agreed and thanks very much!

    • @dansmith1661
      @dansmith1661 Год назад +4

      Which group owns the banks?

    • @RobertLock1978
      @RobertLock1978 Год назад +2

      @@dansmith1661 That's the question everyone fears to answer - lest they be deemed anti some medic....... or something like that

    • @RobertLock1978
      @RobertLock1978 Год назад

      @@dansmith1661 That's the question everyone fears to answer - lest they be deemed anti some medic....... or something like that

  • @Skipjack7814
    @Skipjack7814 Год назад +11

    Ive heard a few times from old men (im a Barber and history buff, so have had thousands of incredible talks with customers) that back in the 30s, When you bought a Ford, in the glove compartment youd find a thin paper book by Henry Ford called "The International Jew." Which was basically propaganda.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +2

      He was like that. Thanks for watching.

    • @luisg.5700
      @luisg.5700 Год назад +7

      Lol It wasn't just "propaganda", if you have a high intellectual level, you would realize everything said on that pamphlet is completely true and still holds up to this day

    • @dansmith1661
      @dansmith1661 Год назад

      Don't forget the Bible.

    • @Skipjack7814
      @Skipjack7814 Год назад

      Or The Koran, or the Boy Scout Handbook, or "The Iconoclastic Spastic" by Dr Styles Fernleaf!

    • @kevinlawler3252
      @kevinlawler3252 Месяц назад +1

      He was attempting to do his part, his duty to help people understand what was happening.. him and others like him had reason to feel the way they did .. it wasn’t for nothing. The fears then were of the future we are experiencing today..

  • @AlternativeElvis
    @AlternativeElvis Год назад +17

    That was pretty shocking, and it earned my subscription. I've seen a couple of your videos before and you're doing awesome work. Good on ya!

  • @ianbds6436
    @ianbds6436 Год назад +30

    I’m surprised your video is still available. You know how these platforms work. Thank you for sharing it.

  • @kevincocking8561
    @kevincocking8561 Год назад +21

    i love how they not only avoided punishment after the war but both were paid for the damage from allied bombing

  • @Magneticlaw
    @Magneticlaw Год назад +15

    Yes indeed, we (the United States) were supplying weapons and supplies to both sides in Europe, so they could weaken each other before we finally got involved.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching

    • @nickdanger3802
      @nickdanger3802 Год назад +3

      The Blockade of Germany (1939-1945), also known as the Economic War, involved operations carried out during World War II by the British Empire and by France in order to restrict the supplies of minerals, fuel, metals, food and textiles needed by Nazi Germany - and later by Fascist Italy - in order to sustain their war efforts. The economic war consisted mainly of a naval blockade, which formed part of the wider Battle of the Atlantic, but also included the bombing of economically important targets and the preclusive buying of war materials from neutral countries in order to prevent their sale to the Axis powers.

    • @tpxchallenger
      @tpxchallenger 5 дней назад +1

      @@MagneticlawNot at all. US policy was 100% pro Britain and France. FDR's embargo on selling oil and scrap steel to Japan in July 1941 is considered the direct mainspring of Pearl Harbor.

  • @tonylittle8634
    @tonylittle8634 Год назад +12

    Thank you for sharing something that few people want to even mention.

  • @josephbissell8074
    @josephbissell8074 Год назад +20

    Reminder: the military industrial complex includes banking too. Who funded Germany, Italy and Japan? We’re there subsidiary separate branches lending to both sides? How many bankers were executed or stripped of profits? I wonder…

    • @alohajenn
      @alohajenn Год назад

      The Khazarian Mafia... Fake Jews? Rothschilds Centra Banking Cartel?!🤔

    • @kevinspacey5325
      @kevinspacey5325 10 месяцев назад +3

      Bankers are the small hat tribe. Cant punish them now can we?

  • @nulllogos5846
    @nulllogos5846 Год назад +8

    How many camps? How many years? How many killed in camps? Remember, history is written by the victors.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +1

      Not sure of your question. There were just over 400 camps, both large and small concentration and labor camps, and a few were designated as immediate extermination centers, such as Belzec, Sobibor, Majdanek, Belsen, Treblinka, etc. Thanks for watching.

    • @dansmith1661
      @dansmith1661 Год назад

      There were no extermination at Belsen. Every camp the Red Cross inspected found no traces of deadly instruments and only the camps the Russians prevented the Red Cross from seeing were considered death camps.@@FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL

  • @ryanvalicek7291
    @ryanvalicek7291 Год назад +45

    So sad to see this specific video shadow banned to this degree

    • @Josh.1234
      @Josh.1234 Год назад +3

      Well it's not a very good representation of what happened. He makes a ton of claims but just glosses over the fact that after WW2 started Ford was no longer in control of their German plants.
      He went on for 10mins but none of it matters. They did business in Germany before WW2 and before German atrocities were known. They were not running German plants and at the same time running American plants during the war. This guy is trying to elude to that.
      Just present the history warts and all but don't make sensational claims light on rational facts.

    • @seanleech8214
      @seanleech8214 Год назад

      @@Josh.1234 Did the Germans confiscate the plants or did Ford hire Germans to run the plants and who took the profits.

    • @dansmith1661
      @dansmith1661 Год назад

      What atrocities?@@Josh.1234

    • @JazzYachtrocker
      @JazzYachtrocker 11 месяцев назад

      @@Josh.1234why did Hitler give Henry Ford the highest medal that can be awarded, the “Grand Cross of the Golden Eagle”. He didn’t get that for “not running the German factories” lol. Big ol dummy

    • @kevinlawler3252
      @kevinlawler3252 Месяц назад

      @Josh.1234
      You sound emotional. It’s important to realize the extent of the subversion of our history..
      Given the insanity and absurdity of the framework being pushed today by the establishment it ought to open many eyes to the fact.. the inversion of all we know is not a coincidence .. nothing is as we were brought up to believe, and the bold and blatant sabotage and destruction of not only the United States but all of the Western world currently happening is exposing many long hidden truths.. by and large most people hardly have a surface level understanding history itself.. let alone are capable of drawing causation of current day events and agendas which correlate to our past.. however there are millions who are doing just that.. many are coming to understand that the betrayal and misdirection of the Western world has all been leading exactly where we stand today.. General Patton was correct.

  • @arturs2436
    @arturs2436 Год назад +8

    Correction has to be made: Opel was founded by Adam Opel on 21 January of 1862. The company was later owned by GM from 1929 till 2017. I didnt find any mention to Franz von Opel, but in fact Fritz von Opel(Adam grandson)who was into rocket propulsed planes.

  • @jamesdellaneve9005
    @jamesdellaneve9005 Год назад +22

    This nothing compared to what IBM did. They provided the computing tabulation machines that made the holocaust possible. Not just the machines, but the specialty made cards and the technical support at the death camps.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +3

      That would be another show. Thanks for watching.

    • @BwanaFinklestein
      @BwanaFinklestein Год назад

      More accurate to call them concentration camps (as they were termed until quite recently). The purpose was labour. Not extermination. As you probably have read, the Nazi records, which the Russians expropriated after the war, show 100,000 to 150,000 people (50 % Jews) died in Auschwitz during '42 and '43. About 1.3 million people (50% Jews) were processed out to the various area factories as slave labour during the course of the war.
      This sort of puts the lie to the 'big lie' proposition.

    • @dansmith1661
      @dansmith1661 Год назад

      And the wanking machines too?

    • @laurenth7187
      @laurenth7187 11 месяцев назад +1

      I think you don't need computers to make a holocaust.

    • @graemepeters5717
      @graemepeters5717 11 месяцев назад

      Your ignorance of the subject is astounding! Even the French Resistance prisoners, British POWs & Red Cross workers there, plus the 46 record books of deaths at Auschwitz (secretly kept by the Russians for 50 years), copies of which are now displayed in the Auschwitz Museum, plus the statement of the museum's curator, deny the existence of Auschwitz as a 'death camp'!

  • @smallies7154
    @smallies7154 Год назад +17

    War is a rich man's trick

  • @daviddupre5591
    @daviddupre5591 Год назад +9

    Henry Ford is an American hero to most Americans.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +1

      Agreed. Thanks for watching.

    • @matthewpredmore6523
      @matthewpredmore6523 Год назад +1

      Not really, but his development of assembly-line manufacturing is acknowledged for the inventive achievement that it was by a greatly flawed man.

    • @MonGoalian
      @MonGoalian 12 дней назад

      When I lived in Detroit in the 60s the people that I knew who worked for Ford referred to it as Ford's. As in Mr Ford's company.

  • @ericmuschlitz7619
    @ericmuschlitz7619 Год назад +22

    Many of the “Great Men” that built the wealth of our nation were rotten human beings. Thank you for shedding light into our forgotten history. We should always move forward with humility, not hubris, because the only certainty is the fallibility of man.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +2

      Thanks for watching

    • @patrickkelley6780
      @patrickkelley6780 11 месяцев назад

      Here is the rub.. As long as the voters and population is snug and happy even if they know it is false, and those 'leaders are rotten', and they go along with it. Then they now point fingers! Then who is really guilty? eh?

  • @andreaf.6572
    @andreaf.6572 11 месяцев назад +7

    I saw a Ford corporate bond issued by the Nazi /German government in the 1930’s. The bond was in German. It is one of the most interesting things I have ever seen in my entire life!!! I’ve worked in brokerage for over 25 years. Client brought it in to see if it had any value. Long story short - it did not have any value because the govt that issued the bond no longer existed.

  • @dioniciotorres4290
    @dioniciotorres4290 Год назад +7

    The gm and Ford executives should have been in jail

  • @JosephOlson-ld2td
    @JosephOlson-ld2td Год назад +5

    FDR was fully aware of investment by US industry and banking in WW Two, but FewTube is not the place to discuss this.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад

      Thanks for watching.

    • @trevorn9381
      @trevorn9381 20 дней назад

      Of course he was, WWII in Europe was never about defeating Hitler, FDR's primary objective during WWII was the complete dissolution of the British Empire. He had to keep the Brits and the Germans in the fight long enough to ensure that Britain was completely bankrupted so he gave lend lease aid to Britain and looked the other way while US industry provided Germany with what they needed to stay in the fight.
      FDR did not want to war to end until Britain was completely broke and could no longer afford to maintain their global empire. That is why he recalled his ambassador to Britain, Joseph P. Kennedy, in 1940 when he found out he was trying to arrange a meeting with Hitler to broker a peace deal to end the war between Britain and Germany.

  • @arnierosen7743
    @arnierosen7743 Год назад +47

    Excellent job! I knew some of what you were talking about but it was one of the first best and well researched doccumentation that I have heard today. Hearing that both Ford and Gm played a part in what I would call both anti U.S. government and anti semetic policies makes my stomach turn. I did know about Henry Fords involvement though. Wow how fast we forget the past. Again great job.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +4

      We appreciate it. Thanks for watching.

    • @IamKai8947
      @IamKai8947 Год назад +1

      Really curbs the appetite for an antique American vehicle. I think I'll customize some modern foreign garbage instead. Like a smart car.

    • @willgeary6086
      @willgeary6086 Год назад +3

      @@IamKai8947 Then get an independent, a Studebaker, Nash, Hudson, or Packard would be good choices.

    • @sking3492
      @sking3492 Год назад +2

      No!! A Willys jeep.

  • @robertkerr9624
    @robertkerr9624 2 месяца назад +1

    This is why my father in Canada, formerly a POW, always refused to buy GL or Ford, and even preferred Volkswagen, thanks for highlighting details !

  • @rev.stephena.cakouros948
    @rev.stephena.cakouros948 Год назад +7

    "For gold, men, rich and poor alike, will do anything." [Dean Farrar]

  • @justonemori
    @justonemori 6 дней назад +2

    That Band of Brothers line "General F'n Motors" is gonna hit different next time I see it.

  • @BrotherPatriot
    @BrotherPatriot 2 года назад +25

    "History holds the Keys to the Truths that affect us all now."
    What you do is important, never stop.
    HOO-YAH & God Bless your efforts Brother.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  2 года назад +6

      Couldn't agree with you more. Thanks for watching brother.

    • @colinheaton2679
      @colinheaton2679 2 года назад +6

      Thanks very much

    • @robinclarke9978
      @robinclarke9978 Год назад

      How can an American company aid and abet their enemies after 1941?we all know American firms played both sides and finished the wars and two with huge profits. It only puts the country and morals of its people lower in my estimation. Far from reparations for damage not done to its plant, Ford should have been charged with treason. But then he was an American.

  • @darylkik6204
    @darylkik6204 Год назад +41

    When I was growing up in the 80s Henry Ford was my hero. Then I learned he published a anti-Semitic paper in Dearborn with his full knowledge and blessing. Funny how Fords Tri-moto airplane is almost identical to the German version (JU-52) and includes the exact same tri-moto setup, size, shape and more. He was heading over in a "Peace Ship" to talk to Hitler and end the war but the US Government stopped that one. He was unfaithful to his wife Clara many times. He told his son who had cancer (Edsel) that god was punishing him with cancer for not working hard enough. Do you remember his $5 a day which was double everyone else at the time. Requirements included one year on the job before you got half of the money, you must learn English among other classes Ford required, inspectors would come to your home at random and see how you lived. Finally in the end you put on your homelands clothes and walked into a giant fake "melting pot". where you would rid yourself of those items and come out a new American man forgetting your heritage. Funny how TV just mentions a five dollar work day when so many were gone before they could collect. Thanks, I have more information but my hero is long gone.

    • @Legitpenguins99
      @Legitpenguins99 Год назад

      Ford was a bigoted, brown nosing, self righteous peice of shit by the standards of any time period. It's telling that so many great men of history had these traits

    • @brosefmcman8264
      @brosefmcman8264 Год назад +12

      Henry Ford is still my hero! All the things you mentioned are just sticks and stones childish grudges. Henry was a great hero to all working men

    • @suspiciouswatermelon7639
      @suspiciouswatermelon7639 Год назад +13

      When I learned about Ford's opinion about die juden, he became an even bigger hero. What a brave man standing up and telling the truth about these horrible people!

    • @chuckdavinci9044
      @chuckdavinci9044 Год назад +11

      $5 per day sounds awful until you realize that a loaf of bread was $0.05. A loaf of bread today is $2.50 but auto workers are not making near $250 per day.

    • @mrgod679
      @mrgod679 Год назад +1

      @@suspiciouswatermelon7639 so this guy suspiciouswatermelon7639 can say this, but I can’t say what I said? 🤔

  • @evanpetelle5669
    @evanpetelle5669 11 месяцев назад +4

    Such a rarely discussed topic. Thank you.

  • @younghifi
    @younghifi Год назад +39

    I'm shocked that this knowledge isn't more widely known. Let's spread the word people and not forget this piece of world history.

    • @thorn262
      @thorn262 Год назад

      If 'the news' were to even touch upon this, then they would have nothing left to sell, in other words, bankruptcy. I think it best to see the motto of the New York Times converted from, 'All the News that's Fit to Print,' into, 'All the News that's Print to Fit.'

  • @bradojacko8247
    @bradojacko8247 Год назад +3

    Thank you AGAIN for this channel at this time.

  • @omilanez
    @omilanez Год назад +21

    Thank you for this video. I have heard of other companies but not the ones you mentioned. Keep these videos coming. I enjoy viewing them.

  • @nickdanger3802
    @nickdanger3802 7 месяцев назад +4

    At the outbreak of war, all payments to Germany were suspended under the Trading
    with the Enemy Act. Vickers were supposed to deposit royalty payments with the
    ‘Custodian of enemy properties.’ The plot thickened when Vickers stopped paying
    royalties into that account for Krupp, while still including the royalties in the shell
    prices charged to the government. 6
    Between 1914 and 1918 Vickers sold millions of fuzes to the British government; an
    estimated 14,139,000 fuzes of just type no. 80. By a tentative estimate from various
    Ministry of Munitions files, Vickers were paid by the government £10,764,000 for fuze
    no. 807 (£200,000,000 in 2005’s money).8
    PDF VICKERS AND KRUPP A Debacle over Royalty Payments

  • @thelonioushuman5584
    @thelonioushuman5584 Год назад +12

    It's rare to find a channel that blows your mind with nearly every video they produce

  • @splender88
    @splender88 Год назад +5

    I was never taught any of this in school or have I ever heard it until now. Not all surprised that Ford would be involved GM is a bit more of a shock.

  • @alexmaccity
    @alexmaccity 9 месяцев назад +3

    I really enjoy your videos. Reminds me of a time and what the history channel should be. Curl up in the living room, and pop these on. I like how your points.

  • @Mr.InbetweenFX
    @Mr.InbetweenFX Год назад +13

    Henry Ford also fueled the Russian mass famines and the Holodomor. They were extremely helpful to the Russian war effort as well.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +7

      Ford was heavy in the USSR, not just in Russia and Ukraine. Thanks for watching.

    • @theemirofjaffa2266
      @theemirofjaffa2266 11 месяцев назад +3

      Fueled the Russian famine? How? Care to explain?

    • @ludwigkirchner08
      @ludwigkirchner08 11 месяцев назад

      Explain your ridiculous claim you fool.

    • @GARRY3754
      @GARRY3754 6 дней назад

      @@FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL How was Ford involved in USSR? I did some carpentry work for a young. Man whose father was director of GM in East Europe. He made a deal with Putin to buy 200,000 Humvee’s. Putin agreeded as long as US shipped them in parts so they could be assembled in USSR.

    • @tpxchallenger
      @tpxchallenger 5 дней назад

      @@Mr.InbetweenFX Stalin alone caused the Famines. He decided to sell grain on the world market to fund Soviet industrialization. The famines were kept a state secret. Studebaker, Ford, and other American corporations were more than happy to do business with the USSR during the Depression.

  • @nassermj7671
    @nassermj7671 11 месяцев назад +3

    I didn't know that Henry Ford too felt that way about them!

    • @kevinlawler3252
      @kevinlawler3252 Месяц назад

      Indeed. You shall know them by their fruits. Boy oh boy is their secret not just flooding out for all to see now today.. tens of millions are waking up to the very now obvious hatred they have for us..

  • @mhpjii
    @mhpjii Год назад +6

    Colin, I want to tell you how much I admire you and your work. You are special. May God Almighty bless you and yours.

  • @gwood69
    @gwood69 Год назад +9

    This video should have more views than it does. I’m sure they’ve paid a lot of money to keep this under wraps. More people should know about this

    • @patrickkelley6780
      @patrickkelley6780 11 месяцев назад +1

      There are other ways to 'quite' the public, examples: 'move along nothing to see here', and 'eh...just another conspiracy theory' attitude that begins to be seeded. Amongst many other attitudes and 'I don't care type of people...'....!

    • @gwood69
      @gwood69 11 месяцев назад

      @@patrickkelley6780 ok…

  • @B-and-O-Operator-Fairmont
    @B-and-O-Operator-Fairmont Год назад +3

    I remember an old "Barry's World" cartoon, circa 1980, where a bunch of executive suits are saying the "Pledge of Allegiance" to a flag that looked like a globe. "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United Multinational Corporations of the World. And to the profits for which they stand, one interlocking directorate, under no government, with monopoly and cheap labor for all." Only that last point should be "slave labor" for all.

  • @SeniorMoostacho
    @SeniorMoostacho Год назад +12

    Excellent presentation. These companies along with many more, still exist today. They still work on the same concepts around the globe today. And what you said, @ 6:56 ish.....reminds me of the 9/11 court case of the building complex that was paid out for its damages.

  • @peterrollinson-lorimer
    @peterrollinson-lorimer Год назад +4

    My father was a Canadian WWII veteran, I recall him saying that he was surprised to find that disabled German vehicles had parts proudly made in the USA.

    • @williamwade3443
      @williamwade3443 Год назад

      What’s ironic is that they were probably sold by a Jew.

  • @deanconn8253
    @deanconn8253 Год назад +42

    This is sickening. I paraphrase a quote that goes: Behind every great fortune is a great crime.

    • @YouT00ber
      @YouT00ber Год назад +2

      That’s a quote at the beginning of the book the Godfather

    • @kevinlawler3252
      @kevinlawler3252 Месяц назад

      You would be more infuriated if you new the truth. This is just surface level.. this is just what you are allowed to know. Your understanding is EXACTLY what the establishment wants you to think and believe with all your heart. It was a successful endeavor to smoke screen much much more. When you look around today at the absurdity and chaos happening.. these things happening right now doesn’t shake your belief in what you have been told? It really ought to friend.

  • @Mr_gravy
    @Mr_gravy 6 дней назад +1

    Thank you for pointing out that these men are war criminals and not heroes

  • @richardcarr7557
    @richardcarr7557 Год назад +21

    Thank you for this video. Having studied WW2 I know about all the battles etc but this had missed my attention and definitely needs to be told.

  • @TexasHoosier3118
    @TexasHoosier3118 4 дня назад +1

    These American companies were off limits to Allied bombing. But when bombs did hit the factories, they were able to successfully sue the US government for war damages.

  • @animemanganet
    @animemanganet Год назад +3

    How rich is that. Not only playing both sides, but suing America for "losses in Germany due to American bombing". Evil monsters.

  • @Dr.Pepper001
    @Dr.Pepper001 День назад

    You have great content on your channel. Semper Fi.

  • @johnyurick8785
    @johnyurick8785 Год назад +9

    Wow !!!!!!! Thanks for the history lesson 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

  • @michaellawrence5492
    @michaellawrence5492 8 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks to all that are involved gathering and presenting this wonderful gift of work for the betterment of humanity !

  • @thelighthousefjcproduction5597
    @thelighthousefjcproduction5597 Год назад +7

    It’s a rich man’s game no matter what they call it.

  • @CorySnell-pt8ds
    @CorySnell-pt8ds Год назад +16

    Reading Speer's writings I would have thought he was just following orders......they fund both sides. Watson received the iron eagle five stars made by moostach man and awarded personally for his punch card computer. Most people don't know that even if well read. Great channel sir! No bs.

  • @charleywalker2982
    @charleywalker2982 Год назад +3

    Thanks for sharing your videos and keep them coming please.

  • @estatesales9818
    @estatesales9818 5 дней назад

    shocking.
    Truly a great production this round.

  • @markmorrow2350
    @markmorrow2350 Год назад +10

    Love the videos on this channel. I'm a retired Marine and I love the details in the spotlight pieces. Keep up the good work!

  • @edmundsmith7199
    @edmundsmith7199 Год назад +4

    Sweden supplied the third reich with iron ore throughout the war.

  • @robertfeuerstein8280
    @robertfeuerstein8280 2 дня назад +1

    The truth be the food of love.... better later than never. Short but very impressive video.

  • @me2action67
    @me2action67 Год назад +3

    His grandson is running now on the supervisory top. No comments.

  • @TheReily3
    @TheReily3 11 месяцев назад +1

    Your videos are incredibly well done keep up the great work.

  • @joejohnston2035
    @joejohnston2035 Год назад +4

    Yep Ford , G.M , John Rockefeller,IBM & Prescott Bush were assisting the German cause . My dad bought a Opel Cadet for my Mom to drive in the 70's, something I'm ashamed of

  • @deagle2yadome696
    @deagle2yadome696 4 дня назад

    love this channel

  • @loquat44-40
    @loquat44-40 Год назад +4

    There are charges that I was told by my parents that GM and maybe Ford used their influence to prevent their plants from being targeted by US bombing raids during WWII. I do not know if these charges were true or not. My parents being union people remember Ford using extremely violent actions against strikers and union organizers. The worst public incident was firing a machine gun into a crowd at Fort Dearborn. Easy to see why slave labor might attractive be to such companies since all labor problems are done away with.
    ''The Ford Hunger March, sometimes called the Ford Massacre, was a demonstration on March 7, 1932 in the United States by unemployed auto workers in Detroit, Michigan, which took place during the height of the Great Depression. The march started in Detroit and ended in Dearborn, Michigan, in a confrontation in which four workers were shot to death by the Dearborn Police Department and security guards employed by the Ford Motor Company. More than 60 workers were injured, many by gunshot wounds. Three months later, a fifth worker died of his injuries.''
    I have read that the death toll was higher. The fifth person died had both legs smashed by a machine gun is what I read. During the depression various companies were arming their plant security for confrontations with strikers.

    • @richardtrudeau7363
      @richardtrudeau7363 4 дня назад

      Battle of the Overpass.Gate 4 at Ford Rouge complex.

    • @loquat44-40
      @loquat44-40 4 дня назад

      @@richardtrudeau7363 That sound labor history. There was the fort deerborn massacre at a ford plant.

  • @timfronimos459
    @timfronimos459 11 месяцев назад +1

    I absolutely love this channel but a parallel video could be done on Ford Motor in the USSR during the 1930s.

  • @Thanos_Kyriakopoulos
    @Thanos_Kyriakopoulos Год назад +17

    Sending a whole nation into concentration camps is one thing, and letting a nation become the ruling class is a whole other thing. We went from one extreme to the other.

    • @elatomala1976
      @elatomala1976 11 месяцев назад

      Take a guess what direction they are bringing the WORLD to now? THEY NEVER STOPPED THEIR AGENDA. THE NAMES AND FACES JUST CHANGE IN TIME...

    • @Liam-th4qo
      @Liam-th4qo 10 месяцев назад

      Which is the bad one

    • @leewright7623
      @leewright7623 8 месяцев назад

      “ a whole nation “. Out of twelve tribes who separated many years ago, where and how is “ a whole nation “ a true statement?

  • @jeffreystreeter5381
    @jeffreystreeter5381 Год назад +2

    Now I know why my German Shepherd loves riding in my Ford F-250.....thank you....Chad

  • @flightlinemedia
    @flightlinemedia 2 года назад +7

    Shocking video. Thanks for sharing.

  • @frankperkin124
    @frankperkin124 Год назад +2

    Henry Ford was one of the first large American industrialists to hire black workers. They primarily worked in the giant Ford powerhouse.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад

      He really had little choice in the matter, and they never achieved any real positions in the company. Thanks for watching.

  • @vincentking9980
    @vincentking9980 Год назад +5

    THANK YOU for having the Courage to speak! I'm not Jewish, but my Paternal Grandmother was. I am an Aussie of "mixed Heritage", including Aussie First Nation; basically I'm a " Bogan/Redneck " Aussie, and some of my Forebears fought on different sides during different Conflicts.. "Lest We Forget".. what was the point anyway?

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching.

    • @johnstuartsmith
      @johnstuartsmith Год назад

      It went beyond not having pictures of Japanese royalty and chrysanthemums on Australia's postage stamps.

  • @jackspleen79
    @jackspleen79 6 месяцев назад +2

    I love Henry Ford. I love his ideas. America did as well. Adolf Hitler was man of the year in 1938. Herny Ford was set to be President of the United States. British high society thought so as well as he was a George Washington like figure in Aldous Huxley's 'A Brave New World.'
    What influence was powerful enough to change the world's opinion of these men?

  • @jimmysblacksmithing462
    @jimmysblacksmithing462 Год назад +3

    Good day, very educational! Sadly but true.! Appreciate very much your hard work and effort and the genius mind that you have to apply to this, to help educate the uneducated masses who are left in the dark over these matters all these years. Thank you so much keep up the great work stay well have a beautiful day.!👍🙏

  • @MagnetOnlyMotors
    @MagnetOnlyMotors Год назад +7

    What a messed up world we live in .😢

  • @John3.36
    @John3.36 Год назад +6

    This is why I invest with a group called 'Timothy Plan' that researches and makes sure that what I am investing in is not upholding slavery or illegal things. However most research firms don't care about those things. One day we will have to answer to God for how we made our money.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +3

      Agreed, and also what we did with it. Thanks for watching

    • @robertlewis1965
      @robertlewis1965 Год назад +1

      " Well done ,thou good and faithful servant , enter into the joy of thy Lord " .

  • @TGWazoo1
    @TGWazoo1 Год назад +2

    Suggestion for more of this type of content: Take at look at Renault. I think Renault’s situation was more unique and controversial than Ford’s as they did not have factories in Germany.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад

      Good call. Thanks for watching.

    • @TGWazoo1
      @TGWazoo1 5 месяцев назад

      Hey just touching back. Henry Ford was for a fact anti-Semitic, and was seduced by German facism’s anti-Semitic rhetoric. But Louis Renault was a brilliant engineer and I have not found historic evidence if he was anti-Semitic. Perhaps he was? But France was conquered and he was an industrialist who could have said NO. Was he trying to save his company? Did his ideology parallel Germany’s. Did Renault sabotage production on his orders.
      He died in jail before a trial and the possibly best docs I have found are in French with no subtitles. It’s a question I would like more knowledge about.

  • @rev.dr.davidcole8915
    @rev.dr.davidcole8915 Год назад +8

    Every American corporation would do it again if they could.

    • @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL
      @FORGOTTENHISTORYCHANNEL  Год назад +2

      Well, they do it in China today. Stand by for that video. Thanks for watching.

    • @Fred-mp1vf
      @Fred-mp1vf Год назад

      Not all of them.

    • @raymondhardie3880
      @raymondhardie3880 11 месяцев назад

      They are doing it in our faces even now! Look around the entire globe and see all the military bases the US has over 800 and ask why ? Do not just believe the government narrative on why look and see the facts and it becomes evident it is the US that has become the antagonist and belligerent aggressor all for the sake of fiat currency hegemony to continue the dominance by central banking elites and their corporate benefactors most of whom are the military industrial complex oligarchs. The American people had better wake up very soon and challenge this system before it has there minions in western governments lead us all into a nuclear war with no winners and only death world wide, that will be a certainty with these current leaders if we stay on the current trajectory of political foolishness for a damned failing fiat system that benefits a few at the perpetual indebtedness of everyone under its continual use. We must have sound money according to the Constitution and shut down this federal reserve nonsense and fine all of its operating owners who ever they may be.

  • @Lupgaroo666
    @Lupgaroo666 Год назад +2

    Wow! Another great eye opener.
    Thank you

  • @alimerhi5531
    @alimerhi5531 Год назад +3

    One of the better videos that avoids current politics

  • @MRVISTA-wz7vj
    @MRVISTA-wz7vj 2 месяца назад

    It's incredible that Ford survived these horrific issues😮

    • @richardea4223
      @richardea4223 10 дней назад

      One word-Blackmail. There were a lot of powerful people who made sure that Ford never seen the inside of a courtroom, especially wearing an orange jumpsuit and wrist bracelets. Too much to risk 😎

  • @user-lk2cj2qs1d
    @user-lk2cj2qs1d Год назад +6

    Up until a few days before Pearl harbor J Edgar Hoover's favorite pen pal was Himmler

  • @kb9oak749
    @kb9oak749 Год назад +1

    Also, after WW2 Ford built a manufacturing plant for the USSR. That's right all those Soviet trucks that look amazingly like 1950's American trucks were in fact "American".

  • @taze317
    @taze317 Год назад +9

    I live ten minutes from Dearborn. If you have never been there, you should go. The Henry Ford museum is worth the trip alone. I never cared for HF.
    Evil genius. But he did do some good things. I believe it was George Washington Carver, the black scientist, who Ford admired so much that he had a laboratory built for him. It still stands.

  • @karlabritfeld7104
    @karlabritfeld7104 2 дня назад

    It's about time this was brought up

    • @Republitarian-g4h
      @Republitarian-g4h 20 часов назад

      That General Patton believed "we defeated the wrong enemy"?

  • @brianfoley4328
    @brianfoley4328 Год назад +3

    Interesting history I had no idea about...Thank You.

  • @aptorres01
    @aptorres01 Год назад +2

    Great video

  • @johnelliott7375
    @johnelliott7375 Год назад +7

    Your work is spectacular and I hope you are able to continue to do it. God bless you and your family and thanks for the service to our nation.

  • @Wumaomaster1428
    @Wumaomaster1428 4 дня назад +1

    You’re telling me the guy who wrote the International W ě j didn’t like them
    Colour me intrigued

  • @ldf4064
    @ldf4064 5 дней назад +3

    IBM. Please do another episode covering IBM.

  • @888junkcarsbuyingteam8
    @888junkcarsbuyingteam8 7 месяцев назад +1

    Now this here is American history. And history has its bad, horrible, tragic parts and and happy, look where we are parts. It's history. Not our future. We define that, even though humanity is going backwards I truly believe