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Damn I really want to visit this place

C'est une triste chose qu'une personne comme Régis DEBRAY ne soit écoutée que par si peu de gens

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JD Salinger landed on D-Day, fought in the Battle of the Bulge, and the horror of the slaughter of Hertgen Forest and the irony was he had a heart defect and was classed 4F; instead, this nice Jewish boy from Park Avenue, LOBIED his former prep school headmaster, a retired military man, to get ino the stmy and the INFANTRY at that. What class. What men!❤

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so he took out his anger by killing innocent German soldiers that had nothing to do with concentration camps, yeah, that sounds about right for the Allies. they were killing POWs as soon as they secured the beaches, news travels, so stop bleating about the Malmedy massacre? the Allies were just as bad as the Germans....if not worse !

DANKE SEHR ! Wichtige Worte in der heutigen Zeit.

2016, I was in Bastogne for the Battle of the Bulge Day. He was there throwing Walnuts out the window of the Hotel where General McAuliffe had his HQ back then. (Every year, people toss Walnuts to the people to celebrate McAuliffe's reply of "Nuts" to the German Commander when given the option to surrender. Meeting some people who actually participated in that battle was truly wonderful.

🥰 RESPECT

Dad!

God rest this man,, a man who fought to make men free 🇺🇸

I visited this Dachau camp when I was in Munich. Never again shall we let this happened again. The Dachau concentration camp was established in March 1933. It was the first regular concentration camp established by the National Socialist (Nazi) government. In 1942, the crematorium View This Term in the Glossary area was constructed next to the main camp. It included the old crematorium and the new crematorium (Barrack X) with a gas chamber. The camp was initially intended to intern Hitler's political opponents, which consisted of communists, social democrats, and other dissidents. It is located on the grounds of an abandoned munitions factory northeast of the medieval town of Dachau, about 16 km northwest of Munich in the state of Bavaria, in southern Germany. After its opening by Heinrich Himmler, its purpose was enlarged to include forced labor, and eventually, the imprisonment of Jews, Romani, German and Austrian criminals, and, finally, foreign nationals from countries that Germany occupied or invaded. The Dachau camp system grew to include nearly 100 sub-camps, which were mostly work camps or Arbeitskommandos, and were located throughout southern Germany and Austria. On April 29, 1945, American forces liberated Dachau. As they neared the camp, they found more than 30 railroad cars filled with bodies brought to Dachau, all in an advanced state of decomposition. In early May 1945, American forces liberated the prisoners who had been sent on the death march. Approximately 10,000 of the 30,000 prisoners were sick at the time of liberation. The number of prisoners incarcerated in Dachau between 1933 and 1945 exceeded 200,000.

I visited this camp when staioned in Germany.We came out looking to fight Germans.Of course this is years later so that would have been wrong.This man was a true hero but so honest.

I love that Shane Taylor is there! Since episode 6 featured doc roe!

เชื่อผมมีทหารสหรัฐฯ ประเทศที่เตินอยู่กำลังจะถูกระเบิดจาก นาซ่า เพราะเค้าว่างแผนมานานแล้วว่าถ้าวันไหนคนไม่เชื่อ นาซ่า ที่สร้างข่าว เรื่องอวกาศ วันนั้นจะระเบิด เมืองแถวเทพีเสรีภาพ ห้องทดรองของ นาซ่า อยู่ใต้ทะเลหน้าเทพีเสรีภาพ ทหารสหรัฐฯดูข่าวมั่งม้ายเรื่อง อวกาศ เขื่อผมน่ะครับ

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Listen carefully to what Speranza said, "a satellite camp of Dachau". That’s different than Dachau itself, because Dachau was liberated by the 3rd Battalion, 157th Infantry Regiment, 45th Infantry Division, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Felix L. Sparks. A few years ago, Alex Kershaw wrote a book about Sparks, titled “The Liberator”. Changing the title of this video is recommended and appreciated.

We went to Dachau as past of German Head Start. I’ve never had such an erie feeling about a place in all my life. You can sense the presence of all who were there. I think if more Americans had the chance to experience something like that, they wouldn’t be so easily influenced or enamored by today’s fascist ideology.

Brilliant man and hero

Bonjour Je n'ai jamais vue la mitrailleuse au 0:4 - 0:5 secondes du video... Connessaites vous le type? Merci beaucoup

Dank voor het delen!

Never again.

J'ai une question sur le musée. Avez-vous aussi des objets originaux de la Seconde Guerre mondiale parce que je suis un collectionneur ?

Legendary deeds, as well as immense pain to be seeing what had been already done by your opponent.

That’s my great grandfather he passed not to long after this though I’m glad I get to see his smile one last time

Great interview

The emotions of his description, sad that all this happened

God bless them all. Thank you!

ay Dad xo

That was incredible. What these men had to go through blows my mind. Years later coming together and talking about the war that is healing to these men. Thank you all for your service ❤❤❤❤❤

תודה לכם ,גיבורים. Thank you for your fighting the nazis . Respect for you.

Deus abençoe a todos os nossos heróis de guerra. Saudações do Brasil.

Thank you for posting the show. Is there a video that contains the narration as well?

Just imagine 45 king tigers coming across the treeline will give you freaking nightmares

Marines in the Pacific adopted the same take no prisoners policy for roughly the same reason.

De toutes les guerres du globe 🌎 le plus horrible le crime le plus honteux et la manipulation d’une RELIGION PROSTITUEE par tous ces criminels depuis mon enfance il n’y a rien de plus DESTRUCTEUR que de s’attaquer à la foi l’intimité le dernier espace de liberté pour des croyants je ne réalise toujours pas l’HORREUR INFLIGÉ À CETTE RELIGION LE CRIME QUI NE PASSE PAS !!!!

C’est à ce moment que le mot « GENOCIDE » aujourd’hui galvaudé par tous et n’importe quel détracteurs

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75 years ago they were trying to kill each other but now they hold no malice towards each other.

Proper men.

Merci pour cette vidéo. Longue vie à Gérard.

Ken Butler looks like a 60yr old!

Terrible what we humans can do to one another. I pray these guys found healing post war. I wish we could all live in peace with each other.

4:01 these moments are proof of the fact that in the deepest core of our humanity, we as humans are, despite all evil and awful things we do, full of love and compassion for each other (no matter our background, motivation, etc...)

This is truly amazing!!!

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