Buchenwald: The home of TERROR and DEATH | Traveling To History episode 14
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- After the establishment of the Dachau concentrationcamp in 1933 the Germans constructed several camps throughout Europe like Mauthausen, Neuengamme and many more.
And in 1937 the Buchenwald concentration camp was established which was liberated by the US 6th armored division in April of 1945. But by that time the death rate had reached an astonishing 56.000 people.
And after the war the russians reused Buchenwald as their own Stalag were also several thousands of people died due to the harsh living conditions.
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Thank you Sander, your channel, your videos, your stories are so informative. Thank you!
Thank you very much Arthur. That is a very nice compliment to recieve.
An outstanding video of a Concentration camp other the Dachau and other major camps. I have not seen a video of this camp and was eye opening. The zoo was especially creepy. Keep up the great work.
Indeed the Buchenwald zoo was defenetly something else when it came to the way how they showed their superiority againt the inmates. And thank you for watching and the complement firstcitytraveler
Sander, you did a superb job with this upload. It is an informative yet ghastly part of history,and let's all hope that it never happens again.
Thanks you very much Oscar. I did my very best to do so as respectfull as possible. And indeed lets hope it will never happen again.
Glad to see you making videos again bud. Really enjoyed this one. I hope to make it over there one day and see these sights firsthand.
Thank you very much mate. Lets hope this year is going to be better then last year when it comes to making videos haha. I hope you make it to this place someday it is a location that makes you rethink sertain things for sure. And like always of you manage to come over let me know and we will meet up 😉
A nice and informative video. Well done, in spite of the fact that you were ill while making it.
"I see the world being slowly transformed into a wilderness; I hear the approaching thunder that, one day, will destroy us too. I feel the suffering of millions. And yet, when I look up at the sky, I somehow feel that everything will change for the better, that this cruelty too shall end, that peace and tranquility will return once more." -- Anne Frank
Beautifully selected quote from Anne Frank. And like always thanks for watching Ian appreciate it.
thanks for posting this video
If i am right, Buchenwald inmates were also used in fabrication V2 rockets. Well done video. Travelling and teaching history as it was in a neutral way. I respect that and worship the time yout put in your work and of course your work itself for that reason and thats why i gave you informations for rather not much known historiacl sites in the english speaking world, like Hadamar, i assume. I also respect, you told, the camp was used as a POW Camp by the Soviets after the war, which isnt every time told when ralking about Buchenwald camp. You doesnt show any signs of illness like the asian flew you faced, if i understand your fb recent post.
That could very much be true about the V2 rockets. And I truly want to thank you for all the information you sent me of all the interesting locations which I am most defenetly going to visit in the future. And thank you for the support and watching my videos I appreciate that a lot
@ingToHistory i am very curious to see, to watch which locations you will visit! Whatever it will be, i hope your audience will find it as interesting as you!
Thank you for making this video. Very informative and seeing it now through your camera lens brings it much more into focus. It's doubtful I will ever make it there to see it for myself in person so I appreciate you allowing me to see it this way.
First of all. Thanks you for the kind words I really appreciate that. This is also the main reasons why I started this channel, to show places to the people who aren`t able to visit it in person. I hope you will be able to visit it in person someday.
@@TravelingToHistory I have subscribed and I look forward to more content from you. I think you "are" doing a very respectful and honorable thing and it really shows in your videos, I very much like your approach. So I am delighted to join your channel.
Again, thanks you very much for the kind words, and for subscribing to the channel