He says Was soll dieser Scheiss hier?!Mit diesem scheiss Gewehr hättest du mich erschiessen können, du hast so nah an mir vorbei geschossen! Entschuldigung. Was heisst hier Entschuldigung?!
As good as cinema can possibly be. Saw it the day it was released in a Boston theater. Not a seat was empty. I sat next to a very famous sports journalist, one of the finest ever, and he like most of us was hiding his eyes at times and crying throughout. It felt like it was impossible to breathe at times. No one left the theater after the credits rolled and the lights came on for about 10 mins. No one spoke, no one moved. Most frightening feeling I ever experienced. The journalist asked me if I was OK and then a stranger hugged him.
I remember seeing this in my local cinema and when we all left I noticed an elderly couple struggling to make their way to the exit. The lady in question passed out in the aisle and she had to be helped out by the staff. They were both in tears. I'll never forget it. I can only imagine it must have gave them flashbacks. Life is so cruel at times.
Jack Nicholson in 1992 & Ralph Fiennes in 1993. Two of the greatest performances ever to lose to a more-deserving Oscar-winning performance. Gene Hackman in Unforgiven and Tommy Lee Jones in The Fugitive. Of course, Hollywood doesn't make movies like A Few Good Men, Unforgiven, The Fugitive, and Schindler's List anymore.
@@SuperCosty2010 I realize I've mentioned my subjective opinion about which performances were greater than other great performances. I'm not going to further discuss about my subjective opinion about Gene Hackman's and Tommy Lee Jones's Oscar-winning performances from the early 90's. Every once in a while, I throw in my subjective opinion in response to what somebody said. But I prefer to discuss more important things that are true, objective, and relevant. Like what happened at San Francisco State University on April 6, 2023. The kidnapping of a politically-incorrect young lady by a hateful but politically-correct mob. And the shameful cover-up by the media.
The fact that that nurses and doctors killing the patients was b/c they knew they would die and they wanted them to die a easy death instead of getting shot during that time it was chaos and people were scared and people were dying all over the Ghetto and I would like to see Poland just for educational purposes and pay my respects to those who died. Its unreal this happened in 1943. RIP to those people who died..
What's even more sadistic is that this was when Germany was getting pushed back and losing the war but still chose to put their soldiers and resources to do this. As much as calculated and logical we thought they were the were also just straight up brutal.
@@smokepurp5614 ??? Because the eradication of peoples was their primary motivation? That is pretty obvious, anyone who knows anything about germans at that time knows that they wanted to eradicate all the lesser races or subjugate them. Winning the war was not the primary goal, but a secondary one
I dont speak german but he said something like so lange Bei geshosen or something like that, meaning , He didnt care he shot the guy they were holding, but he was upset he almost hit them as well. sorry my german was probably not correct, but that is what I heard.. and I heard , bist du veruct geworden, are you crazy
@@stevenbaer5999 so what did the soldiers say, can you translate please ,bitte, ive looked for a long time but never found a good translation, my guess is he he didnt care about the guy they were holding being killed. but he was upset he almost shot them as well. I would bwe grateful if you would give us a good translation. thank you
4:58 what gets me about this scene is how the SS soldier is both clearly young, probably 22 or 23, and when he stops the doctor he says “she’s as good as dead, leave her.” He’s not barking orders at him, he basically telling him to be smart and save himself. The doctor tries to buy more time and asks to bring her inside, so the soldier shoots her directly in the head. Of course we’re horrified by what he just did, and what surprises me even more is that Spielberg makes sure that we see the soldier sort of back away at the scene he just created, as if he was just as surprised by what he did as we were as well as the audience. His hand is also shaking when she falls to the ground the doctor is left shocked and traumatized by what just happened. He doesn’t kill the doctor too, he just tells him to join the line and pushes him away. He doesn’t sound angry or vengeful, he says it like he’s secretly pleading for the Jewish doctor to be reasonable (as crazy as that sounds considering the situation) and just save himself before he gets killed too. This guy probably never killed anyone before that point in the film, and I doubt the character ever thought he would up until that point. A lot of the death squads had men like that, soldiers who weren’t really qualified for the normal armed forces so were chosen for these “special occasions” and many of them were at first very nervous and traumatized by what they did to innocent civilians. However, as time went on, most of them became very proficient at killing, as well as desensitized to the screams and violence, and some even started to develop sadistic tendencies or a certain pleasure to killing. It’s a scary thing what people can be convinced to do.
Actually, the SS had to replace many of its soldiers with members of the ethnic groups they were eliminating because this type of "mission" did affect the soldiers. They had wives, children, elderly parents -- families as well. Not all were murderous beasts. It's always easy to find someone that will betray their own kind if you pay them enough or just allow them to live.
@@Ging-Freecs They had orchestras in Auschwitz, playing music while people was burned alive. It's nothing wrong with music though, even though they tried to make it part of national socialism, and to some degree succeeded with Wagner.
I was blown away by how beautiful the cinematography in this scene was, especially when it gets to the night raid. Contrasted with how ugly the subject matter is. Great art can be truly amazing
My brain truly can’t fathom this happening at times. The sheer calculation of it, the planning, the coldness and the utter contempt for a group of people. Zero empathy, compassion, understanding. How can so many be brainwashed into this ruthlessness? We all could be a death camp guard given the circumstances and if you think you wouldn’t, you haven’t delved into your shadow yet.
@@cembarhana750 The SS were only the SS because of the specific set of circumstances they were born into. @river2352 is only able to contemplate on the evil doings of the SS because of the specific set of circumstances they were born into. If an SS officer was born into your life, he would not become a Naht-see because he would have been shaped by the same educational environment you were. And, conversely, if you were born into an SS officer's life you would likely follow the same Naht-see path as you were shaped by the Naht-see educational and societal framework.
I find this film to be an extreme exaggeration of what the SS did. Goeth was pretty accurate, but the regular SS were not blood-thirsty demons like this movie portrays them as.
3:46 Can’t say I’m especially sorry for the kid. Where did he think he was going to run off to? All he did was end up getting himself and his father shot
This is why citizens, normal every day people. Of every race color and creed, should always have the tools to make the choice.. you cant fight off an army. But you can take some with you when you go.
@@TheSwedishAssassin No the point is they had guns - but it made no diffference. By this time they had already been taken away from them Now, people living in the country - much different story. Hit an and run, guerilla tactics, were effective. This was an urban population however Look at the Warsaw uprising - organized, armed resistence by the locals. Sure, I guess they took a few Germans with them But proved to be totally ineffective - and while possibly a good moral decision - a massive mistake resulting in the slaughter of a huge portion of the city, including tens of thousands of women and children who otherwise would have lived, and the most complete destruction of any city in Europe When a military does not care about civilian casualties urban uprisings like that are crushed and many innocents die for virtually no reason
@2:33 some of finest cinematography and screenplay you'll ever see. I am scared.I am terrified; to elicit true emotions is the benchmark for timeless films.Chapmen stated this in one of the only interviews he ever did. Dear God what those people went through,for absolutely nothing.
I had no business watching this at Age 6 I had nightmares of being chased by dogs and hearing gunshots ugh the sound of the German language can be so creepy no offense it’s a scary beautiful language
@@kaliyuga1476 not sure what you mean by that lol my point is this was a traumatizing scene to watch especially since I was a child yes I found this scary…
This seems to be a very effective re-enactmanent of terrible events that should be remembered in some way. Perhaps this type of re-enactment will give some sort of peace to the people whose lives were changed. Perhaps people who have no direct contact with these cultures should be made to learn from the terrible events which are re-enacted in this film.
I still can’t believe this was allowed to happen, it’s absolutely insane how evil the human race can become!!!!!! History should never be forgotten or it will repeat..
@@peacespreader1312 Yeah, just ignore all of the goddamn genocide that's going on. Focus on an extremely minor issue in terms of "shit that's going on in the world"
I will never ever understand why this happened I will never ever understand how they felt and I'll never understand what they went through, I even visited auchwitz and Oscar's factory in poland and I still couldn't comprehend this horrific madness, and it always pains me to watch this movie, they will never be forgotten, they will be remembered for generations,
Doctors and nurses can be politically compelled to do horrendous things. Consider the chemical and physical castration of minors in our day and age. It is *still happening*
@@MrTsiolkovsky Doctors and nurses are not being politically compelled to perform chemical and physical castration on minors. Sadly the ones that are doing it are just doing it to make themselves rich. They are taking advantage of the progressive liberal cult of ideology to make money. They are committing chemical and physical castration on more than minors, that would be bad enough, they are taking advantage of parents suffering from Munchausen by Proxy to mutilate, castrate, and irreparably destroy the future of children as well as young adults in order to make themselves rich. It is the most disgusting thing I have ever seen in my life as a medical man. I would surrender my nursing license, and live on the street as a homeless person before I would subject a child to this atrocity.
I remember driving in a bus into Poland a couple of years after the fall of communism, to visit the KZ camps in Auschwitz I and II, Sachenhausen, Ravensbruch etc. and it felt like the land itself was depressed. Everywhere grey building under a grey sky, and sky-high crime in places like Wroclaw, I remember someone stuck a hand into the window and ran away when I called out.
Was soll denn die scheisse? bist du denn verrückt geworden? Denn mit diesem scheissgewehr hättest du mich erschiessen können. Mensch! Du hast so nah an mir vorbeigeschossen. Entschuldigung! Was heisst die Entschuldigung? Du bist total verrückt geworden!
It's a bit hard to catch, but a rough translation is Sergeant: "What was that shit supposed to be? Have you forgotten that your fucking rifle can shoot people? You shot so close by me." Rifleman: "Sorry Sergeant Sir." Sergeant: "What do you mean sorry? You've gone completely crazy."
I can!👋🏻 He said, "What are you doing, he was fuckn mine, wtf, and l finally found him! You took him! That SOB's slong was like this fuckn big and he's been fuckn my wife all this time!" 😤
Out of the uniform many of these vile evil men & women were normal people like workmates, people can do the vilest things & be utter evil but can also be the complete opposite depending on the circumstances, so this Earth is suffering because of greed, so let's be more compassionate & share & encourage more love.
Insane that Southern Europe survived the 700 year Muslim Moors occupation which was as brutal as what you see here except swords were used at that time.
@@ashleyjwilliams8943 you have actual proof of this of course? Because we all know Oct 7th was in fact legitimate slaughtering of innocent civilians, including kids. Carried out by an actual terrorist group. Unlike you I don't believe media controlled by said terrorist group.
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Ralph Fiennes is such an amazing actor
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Absolutely
His brother Joe is a n accomplished actor himself
3:49 The German soldier wasn't complaining about the boy who got shot. The German soldier complained about how he was almost shot.
He says
Was soll dieser Scheiss hier?!Mit diesem scheiss Gewehr hättest du mich erschiessen können, du hast so nah an mir vorbei geschossen!
Entschuldigung.
Was heisst hier Entschuldigung?!
I know what you mean, telling him Are You Crazy, You Could Actually Shot Me
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Spielberg is my favorite director. To include such dialogue (without subtitles) adds so much more realism to this film.
I understood "what the fuck??" (Or something similar) and "you almost shot me with this fucking gun" 😮
As good as cinema can possibly be. Saw it the day it was released in a Boston theater. Not a seat was empty. I sat next to a very famous sports journalist, one of the finest ever, and he like most of us was hiding his eyes at times and crying throughout. It felt like it was impossible to breathe at times. No one left the theater after the credits rolled and the lights came on for about 10 mins. No one spoke, no one moved.
Most frightening feeling I ever experienced. The journalist asked me if I was OK and then a stranger hugged him.
I remember seeing this in my local cinema and when we all left I noticed an elderly couple struggling to make their way to the exit. The lady in question passed out in the aisle and she had to be helped out by the staff. They were both in tears. I'll never forget it. I can only imagine it must have gave them flashbacks. Life is so cruel at times.
It's impossible to understand why Ralph Fiennes didn’t win the academy award for his performance.
Jack Nicholson in 1992 & Ralph Fiennes in 1993. Two of the greatest performances ever to lose to a more-deserving Oscar-winning performance. Gene Hackman in Unforgiven and Tommy Lee Jones in The Fugitive. Of course, Hollywood doesn't make movies like A Few Good Men, Unforgiven, The Fugitive, and Schindler's List anymore.
Echt nicht? 😮
@@rigelbellatrix8410"more deserving" what?? TLJ? You must be kidding
@@SuperCosty2010 I realize I've mentioned my subjective opinion about which performances were greater than other great performances. I'm not going to further discuss about my subjective opinion about Gene Hackman's and Tommy Lee Jones's Oscar-winning performances from the early 90's. Every once in a while, I throw in my subjective opinion in response to what somebody said. But I prefer to discuss more important things that are true, objective, and relevant. Like what happened at San Francisco State University on April 6, 2023. The kidnapping of a politically-incorrect young lady by a hateful but politically-correct mob. And the shameful cover-up by the media.
The fact that that nurses and doctors killing the patients was b/c they knew they would die and they wanted them to die a easy death instead of getting shot during that time it was chaos and people were scared and people were dying all over the Ghetto and I would like to see Poland just for educational purposes and pay my respects to those who died. Its unreal this happened in 1943. RIP to those people who died..
What's even more sadistic is that this was when Germany was getting pushed back and losing the war but still chose to put their soldiers and resources to do this. As much as calculated and logical we thought they were the were also just straight up brutal.
@@smokepurp5614 ??? Because the eradication of peoples was their primary motivation? That is pretty obvious, anyone who knows anything about germans at that time knows that they wanted to eradicate all the lesser races or subjugate them. Winning the war was not the primary goal, but a secondary one
@@michaelmichelssonRetard
Nice of this German to speak English so I donr have to read subtitles
WHAT!!!?? there is only ONE race that's ever been enslaved, mistreated, and oppressed
That SS officer is actually telling him What's the matter with you, you could actually shot me.
Actually NCO, not officer ;).
@@yuriyurson6483Exactly... he is in the rank of Scharführer if I remember the shoulder mark correctly...
I dont speak german but he said something like so lange Bei geshosen or something like that, meaning , He didnt care he shot the guy they were holding, but he was upset he almost hit them as well. sorry my german was probably not correct, but that is what I heard.. and I heard , bist du veruct geworden, are you crazy
@@ParalyzerI do speak German
@@stevenbaer5999 so what did the soldiers say, can you translate please ,bitte, ive looked for a long time but never found a good translation, my guess is he he didnt care about the guy they were holding being killed. but he was upset he almost shot them as well. I would bwe grateful if you would give us a good translation. thank you
4:48 - actress did a good job here, defiant look and posture yet full of sadness and kindness
4:58 what gets me about this scene is how the SS soldier is both clearly young, probably 22 or 23, and when he stops the doctor he says “she’s as good as dead, leave her.”
He’s not barking orders at him, he basically telling him to be smart and save himself. The doctor tries to buy more time and asks to bring her inside, so the soldier shoots her directly in the head. Of course we’re horrified by what he just did, and what surprises me even more is that Spielberg makes sure that we see the soldier sort of back away at the scene he just created, as if he was just as surprised by what he did as we were as well as the audience. His hand is also shaking when she falls to the ground the doctor is left shocked and traumatized by what just happened.
He doesn’t kill the doctor too, he just tells him to join the line and pushes him away. He doesn’t sound angry or vengeful, he says it like he’s secretly pleading for the Jewish doctor to be reasonable (as crazy as that sounds considering the situation) and just save himself before he gets killed too. This guy probably never killed anyone before that point in the film, and I doubt the character ever thought he would up until that point. A lot of the death squads had men like that, soldiers who weren’t really qualified for the normal armed forces so were chosen for these “special occasions” and many of them were at first very nervous and traumatized by what they did to innocent civilians. However, as time went on, most of them became very proficient at killing, as well as desensitized to the screams and violence, and some even started to develop sadistic tendencies or a certain pleasure to killing. It’s a scary thing what people can be convinced to do.
Actually, the SS had to replace many of its soldiers with members of the ethnic groups they were eliminating because this type of "mission" did affect the soldiers. They had wives, children, elderly parents -- families as well. Not all were murderous beasts.
It's always easy to find someone that will betray their own kind if you pay them enough or just allow them to live.
1) Don't think such things can't happen here and
2) NEVER, EVER be foolish enough to let anyone disarm you
America could be under a dictatorship soon could this happen again?
stf* you think you got a chance against a standing army ?
@@CFox.7 Vietnam and Afghanistan seem to be independent
@@Russianbotnumber69 huh?
@@CFox.7Vietnam and Afghanistan took losses but they each won against two standing armies in the end.
English Suite No.2 in A minor - Bach
Thank you for that information. Though, I must say that Bach probably never thought his music would be played in such a situation.
@@Ging-Freecs They had orchestras in Auschwitz, playing music while people was burned alive. It's nothing wrong with music though, even though they tried to make it part of national socialism, and to some degree succeeded with Wagner.
I cant even begin to understand the fear they felt.
Yeah I can really say the same about people in Gaza
@@lembezzz - You mean the people who broke the cease fire and murdered their neighbors??
Ask the people in Gaza. They'll tell you.
@@daraichcrun9622 - Was that before .. or After they broke the cease fire?
Ask gaza
March 13, 1943........81 years ago, today
Free Palestine
@@alanparedes2034 They will all be free... In the afterlife.
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Palestine does not exist.
@@CrucialConflict. Did christianity teach you to be such a psychopath?
@@alanparedes2034how is that an appropriate response?
Ralph Fiennnes makes Amon Goeth seem cool
wtf?????? No he doesn’t. He makes him seem like a madman mass murderer
"Afterall, humanity's truest form is *evil* "
-Dante Zogratis
Spielberg's most important movie by a long way.💓🇬🇧
I was blown away by how beautiful the cinematography in this scene was, especially when it gets to the night raid. Contrasted with how ugly the subject matter is. Great art can be truly amazing
Spielberg was a master of his craft.
@@FlyGuy2000he was praising the cinematography, credit the cinematographer too
My brain truly can’t fathom this happening at times. The sheer calculation of it, the planning, the coldness and the utter contempt for a group of people. Zero empathy, compassion, understanding.
How can so many be brainwashed into this ruthlessness? We all could be a death camp guard given the circumstances and if you think you wouldn’t, you haven’t delved into your shadow yet.
if you cant fathom the horribility of all what makes you think we would be ss at all?
@@cembarhana750 The SS were only the SS because of the specific set of circumstances they were born into. @river2352 is only able to contemplate on the evil doings of the SS because of the specific set of circumstances they were born into. If an SS officer was born into your life, he would not become a Naht-see because he would have been shaped by the same educational environment you were. And, conversely, if you were born into an SS officer's life you would likely follow the same Naht-see path as you were shaped by the Naht-see educational and societal framework.
Honestly, from what I’m seeing today, it’s not that far off.
a product of your enviroment@@danielnewkirk9129
It did not start here
History repeats itself ,
Somewhere else in a different form , evil is always with us ,
Those who have been wronged must not do wrongs to others .
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Рекомендуется к просмотру всем, без исключения.... правдивый, жёсткий фильм. Снято давно, но многие не видели, . Режиссеру уважение .!
I remember when I was young I saw the scene at 4:53 and it haunted me for years
This is more than a movie this is history. This actually happened and it could happen again if we ignore history and fail to learn from it.
Ever heard of Gaza by chance?
I find this film to be an extreme exaggeration of what the SS did. Goeth was pretty accurate, but the regular SS were not blood-thirsty demons like this movie portrays them as.
3:46 Can’t say I’m especially sorry for the kid. Where did he think he was going to run off to? All he did was end up getting himself and his father shot
Fear and stress will make you do silly and stupid things, my guy. I've seen it myself
Eerie how quickly prey becomes predator 🇵🇸
Incredibly well made
8:03 Spielberg perfectly captured the sheer horror of it all in this closing scene.....
I am sure this speech would get cheers from many Ivy League students.
It means they are smart enough to see propaganda in front of them
@@Kam-King213what is life like being a moron?
@@Kam-King213it means ur mom probably dropped u on your head
Wonderful movie
This is why citizens, normal every day people. Of every race color and creed, should always have the tools to make the choice.. you cant fight off an army. But you can take some with you when you go.
Lol, the people living in this ghetto would have had their guns confiscated long before
@@Theige369 ...case in point...
@@TheSwedishAssassin what is
@@Theige369 Firearms being seized in order to oppress a people. Case in point what he said.
@@TheSwedishAssassin No the point is they had guns - but it made no diffference. By this time they had already been taken away from them
Now, people living in the country - much different story. Hit an and run, guerilla tactics, were effective. This was an urban population however
Look at the Warsaw uprising - organized, armed resistence by the locals. Sure, I guess they took a few Germans with them
But proved to be totally ineffective - and while possibly a good moral decision - a massive mistake resulting in the slaughter of a huge portion of the city, including tens of thousands of women and children who otherwise would have lived, and the most complete destruction of any city in Europe
When a military does not care about civilian casualties urban uprisings like that are crushed and many innocents die for virtually no reason
So chilling....Ralph is such a fine actor...
Some mothers had to smother their own babies from crying, so the family wouldn't be discovered..😢
Reading is one thing the visual that only cinema displays is a whole different thing.
@2:33 some of finest cinematography and screenplay you'll ever see. I am scared.I am terrified; to elicit true emotions is the benchmark for timeless films.Chapmen stated this in one of the only interviews he ever did. Dear God what those people went through,for absolutely nothing.
I'm still baffled by the fact that This film was made in the exact same time when Steven Spielberg was making Jurassic Park. This man is a genius!!!
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My top 1 favorite film of all time.
Propaganda flick made by the Spielberg zionist.
@@DilophoMS Palestine does not exist.
I had no business watching this at Age 6 I had nightmares of being chased by dogs and hearing gunshots ugh the sound of the German language can be so creepy no offense it’s a scary beautiful language
Perfect language for arguments. I love how you can string words together into one word and still have it make sense in our language.
The propaganda struck you at a uoung age
@@kaliyuga1476the most well documented mass genocide is propaganda?
@@kaliyuga1476 not sure what you mean by that lol my point is this was a traumatizing scene to watch especially since I was a child
yes I found this scary…
Now go watch Europa the last battle and undo that trauma
With enough hate and ignorance this could happen again. It could be this organized
Just imagine what they could convince MAGA to do with a few deepfakes.
It IS happening. See Gaza
@@empirikal09 It's not.
@@empirikal09 Yeah I know. The Israeli generation that are the children of the Holocaust survivors should know better.
you mean make another movie? last time I checked it didnt happen
Crazy to think we're not that far from this happening again today
Biden is adolf
@@sabertoothedorangutan shut up bro 💀
@@sabertoothedorangutanjust say “I have no clue what I’m talking about”, you’ll look much smarter
By the democrats @@sabertoothedorangutan
In Israel
Спилберг -Великий Мастер.
6:55 the polish lady shouts “no no my children!” as the gunfire starts.
1:22 this is so scary because it can happen again someday.
someday? you must only be watching Fox news, Look at Gaza and the West Bank
TJD, TND, TFD, TTD.
Pray it doesn't.
6:59 at least they get music at work.
One of the ss looks like my grandpa
in 3 Tagen war das erledigt damals, Nachts kann man auch arbeiten...
horrifying, still happening.
Amazing scene. Just like MAUS
Why is it so dark like brightness wise
great movie.let us never forgett the horror.beth israel
This movie is a work of fiction. Please don't look to hollywood for historically accurate movies.
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this still happening up to this day
Beautiful...
He was incredible in this movie. It has to be hard to play such a sick gross monster.
This seems to be a very effective re-enactmanent of terrible events that should be remembered in some way. Perhaps this type of re-enactment will give some sort of peace to the people whose lives were changed. Perhaps people who have no direct contact with these cultures should be made to learn from the terrible events which are re-enacted in this film.
I wonder why there's such effort in creating a movie that is as authentic as possible, but they all speak mostly English.
I still can’t believe this was allowed to happen, it’s absolutely insane how evil the human race can become!!!!!! History should never be forgotten or it will repeat..
81 years ago today
it already is being repeated. Just look at the Darfuri people
@@MsJubjubbird The Israelis are doing what the Germans did
World is still very evil with all this trafficking..
@@peacespreader1312 Yeah, just ignore all of the goddamn genocide that's going on. Focus on an extremely minor issue in terms of "shit that's going on in the world"
I will never ever understand why this happened I will never ever understand how they felt and I'll never understand what they went through, I even visited auchwitz and Oscar's factory in poland and I still couldn't comprehend this horrific madness, and it always pains me to watch this movie, they will never be forgotten, they will be remembered for generations,
Study what loxism is
Oui il devait àvoir l'oscar acteur rare
dobra robota
La noche de los cristales rotos.
La media zorra
La noche de los cristales rotos ocurrió en Alemania en 1938… Esto es Polonia- liquidación del gueto de Cracovia 1943.
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Geil .
Stoer
The nurses poisoning patients,😢
An angel of mercy she knew what they were going to do , why the lady smiled at her with gratitude. , truly a sad scene .
Doctors and nurses can be politically compelled to do horrendous things. Consider the chemical and physical castration of minors in our day and age. It is *still happening*
@@MrTsiolkovsky Doctors and nurses are not being politically compelled to perform chemical and physical castration on minors. Sadly the ones that are doing it are just doing it to make themselves rich. They are taking advantage of the progressive liberal cult of ideology to make money. They are committing chemical and physical castration on more than minors, that would be bad enough, they are taking advantage of parents suffering from Munchausen by Proxy to mutilate, castrate, and irreparably destroy the future of children as well as young adults in order to make themselves rich. It is the most disgusting thing I have ever seen in my life as a medical man. I would surrender my nursing license, and live on the street as a homeless person before I would subject a child to this atrocity.
Like bruh… what the hell?
How come there were doctors and nurses is these supposed "death" camps? :(
Same
Netanyahu addressing IDF about liquidating gaza ghetto
I'm surprised that Wikipedia told the truth....for once.
Anyone know the Mozart song?
Bach’s English Suite No. 2 in A minor, BWV 807: III
A bucchina e mammata I think…😊
Black and white movie? 😮
My eyes can't see any colors 😑
I remember driving in a bus into Poland a couple of years after the fall of communism, to visit the KZ camps in Auschwitz I and II, Sachenhausen, Ravensbruch etc. and it felt like the land itself was depressed. Everywhere grey building under a grey sky, and sky-high crime in places like Wroclaw, I remember someone stuck a hand into the window and ran away when I called out.
The incredible thing is that this didn’t occur until 3 and a half years after Germany invaded Poland.
This could happen today, "From the river to the Sea...".
What do you think that means!!??
Ah the heartbreak 5:01
3:50 what is he telling him ??? German language is so cool!! And hard to learn.
He told him: you idiot could have killed me. The other one told him i am sorry
@@SimonBrandstetter2004 I think he said more than that...
Was soll denn die scheisse? bist du denn verrückt geworden? Denn mit diesem scheissgewehr hättest du mich erschiessen können. Mensch! Du hast so nah an mir vorbeigeschossen.
Entschuldigung!
Was heisst die Entschuldigung? Du bist total verrückt geworden!
It's a bit hard to catch, but a rough translation is
Sergeant: "What was that shit supposed to be? Have you forgotten that your fucking rifle can shoot people? You shot so close by me."
Rifleman: "Sorry Sergeant Sir."
Sergeant: "What do you mean sorry? You've gone completely crazy."
I can!👋🏻
He said,
"What are you doing, he was fuckn mine, wtf, and l finally found him! You took him! That SOB's slong was like this fuckn big and he's been fuckn my wife all this time!" 😤
And I was worried about crossfire
I'm more afraid of Joe ridgeway becoming Gary ridgeway then this ever happening again
This HDR stuff makes it feel like im tripping and I don't like it at all
Foi muito triste esse episódio da história holocausto, noite dos cristais 😢o império das trevas se a senhorou dos nossos irmãos judeus 😢
My great grandfather was there. 🙋♂️
w grandfather
Out of the uniform many of these vile evil men & women were normal people like workmates, people can do the vilest things & be utter evil but can also be the complete opposite depending on the circumstances, so this Earth is suffering because of greed, so let's be more compassionate & share & encourage more love.
Why did they poison the people in the hospital beds?
is the Kool Aid.
@@Thx-cn8gkall levity aside, what did they poison them with ?
2:01 dogs
I'm bringing up the cookie analogy
Most inspirational speech in movie history... chills
What you mean by that
??
Gotta get some better bait than that my guy.
@@neonknight994 well, he got you. LOL.
Inspiring us to never be like that again
Paulanergarden ….. 🍻
3 Tage haben wir gebraucht
und Nächte
3:46 the boy said "puste me" wich means let me go!😭😭
Very sad then, very sad now !
😂
what are the ss troops yelling while they run?
A lot is going on. Any time you do a mass event, there’s a lot of communication that goes on and you have to sound off so your guys can hear you.
@@nicholasmargagliano1833 the yelling was deliberate to confuse, disorientate and scare the people
It didn’t show if they killed the dr or nurse
They probably didn’t.
who cares about untermenschen.
Я не понял, это снято в Палестине?
Insane that Southern Europe survived the 700 year Muslim Moors occupation which was as brutal as what you see here except swords were used at that time.
Germans felt aa the chosen people
And even today it is happening 😡
In Gaza
No it's not.
One thought one would see such barbarity only in a film about the German soldiers' liquidation of the Warsaw ghetto. How one has been proven wrong.
This is not the Warsaw ghetto but the Krakow one.
What do we have today same people
3:01 what did he say??
"Don't kill me"
"Mnie nie zabijaj"
@@gustavogarcia3522is that language Yiddish?
@@gerardo8avIt's polish
@@nymedengutwrench7819 thanks!
@@gerardo8av It's Polish
nowadays this is called ''from the river to the sea''
they were way ahead of their time. Not like what we got here in California now.
Oct 7th it happened all over again.
In Gaza, it has been happening every day since October 7
@@ashleyjwilliams8943 you have actual proof of this of course? Because we all know Oct 7th was in fact legitimate slaughtering of innocent civilians, including kids. Carried out by an actual terrorist group. Unlike you I don't believe media controlled by said terrorist group.
🤣😢🤣 drama queen.
@@ashleyjwilliams8943since 1948*
Pretty foolish comparison 🤦🏻♂️
How come he didntt get the oscar