The way people used to follow Hitler and Mussolini and their ideology is the same way people fall for NATO, USA, Biden and Ukraine bullcrap and no one is seeing it.
Who said they are proud of this history? Simply showing it, is not worshipping it .. and if we ignore it something of the same sorts will come about again
American history is a complete shit show. Every war on my lifetime was based on lies and propaganda. Makes me doubt the official version of any war we have ever been involved in. I mean lying didn’t get invented AFTER WW2 did it? 😂
Very interesting place. So glad you got to explore it before they tear it all down. Shame such places were just left to rot. Thanks for letting us tag along
What a truly massive camp that is, and it must have housed a cpo[lr of thousand troops at a time, such a pity that is was allowed to fall into disrepair, and will soon be gone. It was nice that you managed to bring along some original photographs so we could see what it look like before the war. Thank you for sharing this with us, and we are all gratful for the work you put into the research. Stay safe and well my friends
Yes more then 7000 troops were here at the same time i read. Great place just sad to see it go away. We appreciate your great support Barry and we send our greetings your way :)
What an incredible location you have taken us to on this journey. Always difficult to know what is what when they get re-utilised in the cold war era. Must have housed a significant amount of troops both in the German and Russian days.
Dude there’s been clearly multiple world resets look at all state capitols all around the world almost every city old world buildings built by a different humanity
A fascinating location,it would be great if the remaining buildings could be restored and turned into a museum for the education of future generations. Thank you so much EE and HH for revealing the hidden history of WW2.
That was a huge military camp. Yes, some of those colours are pretty strange. I bet it was in immaculate shape when the SS were in charge. Would have been something to see when it was in it's orginal prime. An excellent place for a militray training camp. Thank you for taking us there EE and HH.💕
Fascinating! Thanks for the walk around, just love history like this. I think this site should be cleaned up so that it can be a tourist attraction so that the dwindling places of interest can be experienced like like-minded people who have a passion for history
I agree. These places, statues, and areas NEED to be saved. People NEED to feel uncomfortable, ashamed, and constantly reminded of what can happen when evil men are allowed to exhibit their worst traits and not held to account. We must hold these places as sacred touchstones to a time where racism, xenophobia, and callous disregard for humanity resulted in the needless death of millions.
Hello my friend. Hope all is well. Yes , such a great place that is but sad to see it go away and soon nothing is left. Thanks my friend and greetings from us.
Dude I just found your channel… LOVE IT!! I love how you don’t shy away from the Nazis like so many other channels I see. They were alive and well at one time and it’s so important to remember history. Kits pouring rain here in Upstate New York so I think I’ll binge your videos… stay safe buddy
you should 100% go back there with a drone, I would totally watch that, maybe some google maps over view. I need to see more of this place. The historical photos was a very nice touch, but a drone fly over would definitely give a sense of size of the place.
Another amazing story on WWII history. Seeing this installation in such a decaying state of despair is so sad. Thank you both for sharing and as always " Good Hunting "
Anytime a piece of history is lost,whether good or bad is sad. The point being if you erase and or let history vanish then there is no way to learn from the mistakes or triumphs of it.@@nandinibagai7636
One heck of a camp, my grandmother was a nurse in world war one for Germany I have a picture of her surrounded with wounded soldiers, She was not a fan of Hitler !! She came to the states in the early 1900 hundreds by boat !!! Very interesting place and well built !! Thank you for taking us along 👍Stay safe !!
What an impressive site, I've heard of this place but never seen it. Thank you and EE for taking us along. Hope all is well and stay safe out there my friends.
yes today it is almost nothing left as the rest of the camp has been totally leveled and covered with soil so nothing more to see there at all. This part will mostly be gone in a few years. Thank you Allen for your INCREDIBLE support and there is something on its way to you from us. Thanks and be safe out there :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter I love history. Especially ww2. I am visiting Berlin next month just to see for myself the history there. Your videos are inspiring. Hope you keep up the good work. History should never be forgotten.
Wow, such an huge, extensive location. I do think it would be in the community's best interest to clear the site, but not before archaologists have had a chance to fully document and dig the site for artifacts. Thank you so much, again 🙂
Thanks! Someone did a video tour years ago of this installation and I remember they said new types of Tiger tanks were developed here. Amongst other things as well. I think he said Adolf visited here.
Indeed so and there used to be a special memorial metal plate that stated the visit but long gone and who knows where that is now. Great place and loved to share that with you my friend. Thank YOU for your incredible support that keeps us out there to share more history. WE send a greeting from us.
I was stationed in Bamberg Germany in the U.S Army and our base was one of hitlers old camps. You could still see where the swastika beneath the eagle used to be on one of the buildings where they chisled it off and didn't cover it very well.
Thank you for sharing this fascinating journey. I’m gobsmacked at the extent of WWII military buildings are still standing. It’s a pity that the entire site will be demolished.
What a place. Thanks for the photos so we could envision what it looked like originally. Very stately. The soldiers had everything they needed. I don't like those rainbow colors for a military camp either. Yes, do be careful in those abandoned old buildings. It sure was able to house and train many soldiers. Did you find out what all those big tanks were for? Very interesting camp. Thanks EE and SS. ❤
Graffiti everywhere though, Haven't seen that place in the condition, you showed. Just the older photos, you showed. History is history, theres no good history or bad history. Nice job, older and younger blokes, thanks heaps.
I think it's sad that the area wasn't saved in some way. This was a great but sad adventure. I know it was a fabulous place in it's time. I love the pictures you showed. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
Awesome upload brother....What a place that is what would be the chance of runing your detector over that site ?.....I did laugh when you kept tellling eagle eyes to be careful ....You nickedname him that for a reason lol
Awesome old historical buildings you should ask if you would be allowed to metal detect the grounds I bet there would be a lot of good find buried there
Great video as always :) Just to let everybody know: germans dont use these kind of "standing toilets" :D And, "Gasschweißdraht" (at 14:51) is a specific welding wire used for welding with gas.
When I was stationed at Spangdahlem AB, I took advantage of the history in my “backyard”. The Pannzerwerk Katzenkampf, the American Soldier cemetery in Luxembourg where General Patton is buried, etc. I also visited Landsberg Am Lech, the prison there, Dachau, etc.
Thank you for recording the sombre history of this complex before it is completely destroyed. Do you know what is going to be built on this site? Looking forward to the next video and best wishes to both of you.
Love seeing the history of your country. I agree with preservation not destruction of history. Good or bad it’s there and it needs to be preserved for futures people to learn from. Great work
I think we as people should probably prevent the building from being dismantled and try two prevent historic buildings from being demolished so we can learn more lessons I think the situation of the site could be saved as a museum. I'd try two save the buildings and the ground and try two put it back two the way of its intended status. But that's my opinion from the uk
The facility should be used for a good humanitarian cause, to honour those who suffered from the tragedy that unfolded from this place. History, good or bad, should the preserved to ensure that humanity continues to learn from its history to improve itself.
Nobody learn anything from history. Human greed, ambition, vanity fuels conflict and men's inhumanity to men. Alexander or Hitler, both were blood thirsty ambitious conquerors backed by their own people but one triumphed and other failed in the end. Human ways continues.
1985 cool my father is from East Prussia...and orphan who spent 5 years as a Polish slave on a farm labour camp . Then at 11 years old they shipped him off to Canada, to be a slave on a farm labour camp . Good video
Hello greetings from Finland i did write in one video if you remember My name is Dennis I love your videos I always wach your videos on Sunday night before go sleep and New work week starts again 😅😊
We got into a disused Army test site in the UK where they test new vehicles really long roads and barracks the roads just went in a biog oval test track with huge ramps for tanks to climb over. Nothing as good as this though lovely place to explore!
I don’t know why did they get rid of so much of it because it should’ve been left for people to realize in to know you can’t hide. Your history must embrace it.
Very nice, recently went here myself. Great place but I think I could draw the barracks layout in my sleep we had to check so many to find the interesting features! Spent 5 hours there and still only found some of the Soviet murals and stuff.
I'm in Ontario, Canada and we had a nazi camp here in bowmanville that was used to accommodate nazis during the war and apparently we fed them well and let them play hockey and everything. Probably released them all with no prosecution as many nazis were granted asylum here in Canada. They destroyed the camp a few years ago stating it was too dangerous and too expensive to fix but in actuality they were probably just ready to cover up the truth about Canadian involvement in helping nazis during and after the war. The pow installation was called camp 30.
After the war, hundreds of thousands of Nazis were captured. After ten years of hard labor, they were released. Or did you think they all had to be executed? Actually, only a relatively small group of officers were guilty of the Holocaust, and they were executed.
This should be a historical site , and should be restored and maintained by some entity , as way to many sites have been totally destroyed , history has to be preserved , not forgotten , or it will be repeated , as is happening before our eyes !!!
Wow what a huge place, you would think that they could of found a use for this place before it became so unsafe and needs demolishing. They would have made great apartments to rent to local families after the conversion work had been carried out.
The basement was usually used for baking bread. All those tools and big plates with stands and side counters are used for baking bread if i’m not wrong.
A veey interesting place, obviously built for the secret training and equipping of the German army during the time after WW1 when they were banned from such activity. A pity the place was changed and trashed by the Soviets. When history is preserved we get to study and learn from it. Thank you for taking us there on your Eastern front road trip ❤.
Wow amazing. You should come to make video in Poland. Two recommended locations. Miedzyrzecki Rejon Umocniony - underground tunels aprox. 32 km and above bunkers connected with those tunnels. Another one is town - Borne Sulinowo there was artillery school of the Wehrmacht. And before the outbreak of the joint German-Soviet invasion of Poland, which started World War II in 1939, the training grounds housed Heinz Guderian's XIX Army Corps. During the later stages of World War II an artificial desert was built there for the units of Erwin Rommel's Afrika Korps (the other such training ground was established in the Błędów Desert near Olkusz). At the same time the area became part of the so-called Pomeranian Wall, a line of almost 1000 concrete bunkers guarding the pre-war Polish-German border and eastern approaches to Berlin.
Wow, I have read about this place. It is sad that it is to be demolished, it's a very important part of WW2 history. The Russians destroyed a lot of historical stuff because of it's connection to Adolf Hitler and the NASDP. I really enjoy your videos, you do a very important job of showing us things we would probably never get to see.
It was certainly a beautiful estate at one time and I suspect even so when the Russian's initially took over and billeted this site with Officers and men. So sad in a sense it's been allowed to deteriorate like this but I'm sure it partly due to it's different uses and reminders. Those huge tanks look like tanks to brew beer ha ha Thank you both for sharing it with us all and be careful, safe, and stay healthy.
I was there 20 years ago! Traveled there with three fellow US Army MP's (Feldjäger) while on leave preparing to deploy to Kosovo. I'm glad it's still there. Some construction guys let us walk through one of the buildings. The energy was palpable-
Sad that they will be tearing down these structures. Understand how some of them are hazards,but it would have been great if most of the "camp" could have been saved and made into a resort or something. Probably would make a nice retreat for some. Couldn't believe the huge tanks there! Hard to say if water or gas, but they were HUGE! lol. Thanks for showing us before history is erased from there. Stay well,safe....until the next adventure, smile.....................................................
History is not always something to be proud of ... but it is always something we can learn from
Thanks for watching.
The way people used to follow Hitler and Mussolini and their ideology is the same way people fall for NATO, USA, Biden and Ukraine bullcrap and no one is seeing it.
Wow ...... deep comment.
Who said they are proud of this history? Simply showing it, is not worshipping it .. and if we ignore it something of the same sorts will come about again
American history is a complete shit show. Every war on my lifetime was based on lies and propaganda. Makes me doubt the official version of any war we have ever been involved in. I mean lying didn’t get invented AFTER WW2 did it? 😂
Very interesting place. So glad you got to explore it before they tear it all down. Shame such places were just left to rot. Thanks for letting us tag along
there is nothing SPECIAL about these places. Anti-Semitic hate and persecution of the Jewish people is SICK, not special.
Shame such places were left to rot?!! Nothing pertaining to the wicked SS would have been restored, maintained, and treasured.
Do look for “Forst Zinna” on the map and in google!
I hope not to torn down
What a truly massive camp that is, and it must have housed a cpo[lr of thousand troops at a time, such a pity that is was allowed to fall into disrepair, and will soon be gone. It was nice that you managed to bring along some original photographs so we could see what it look like before the war. Thank you for sharing this with us, and we are all gratful for the work you put into the research. Stay safe and well my friends
Yes more then 7000 troops were here at the same time i read. Great place just sad to see it go away. We appreciate your great support Barry and we send our greetings your way :)
Where is this located?
What an incredible location you have taken us to on this journey. Always difficult to know what is what when they get re-utilised in the cold war era. Must have housed a significant amount of troops both in the German and Russian days.
Yes so much use after the war for sure. Thanks and more to come :)
It would be nice is these buildings could be saved and made to look as they did in the 40’s. History is slipping from our grasp in front of our eyes
Indeed so and thanks for watching.
Germany should go complete in the 1935 era. Its so dumb what happend in the war and after…
Dude there’s been clearly multiple world resets look at all state capitols all around the world almost every city old world buildings built by a different humanity
Correct.
A fascinating location,it would be great if the remaining buildings could be restored and turned into a museum for the education of future generations. Thank you so much EE and HH for revealing the hidden history of WW2.
We tank you for being here ad appreciate that :)
That was a huge military camp. Yes, some of those colours are pretty strange. I bet it was in immaculate shape when the SS were in charge. Would have been something to see when it was in it's orginal prime. An excellent place for a militray training camp. Thank you for taking us there EE and HH.💕
The photos from before tells us that it was immaculate for sure and so sad to see the state it is in now. Thanks from us.
It's been abandoned for over 30 years. Nature eventually reclaims everything.
@@WW2HistoryHunterdoes the German Government not put funds as part of Heritage preservation.
Fascinating! Thanks for the walk around, just love history like this. I think this site should be cleaned up so that it can be a tourist attraction so that the dwindling places of interest can be experienced like like-minded people who have a passion for history
Great place to explore but sadly it is all eradicated from the surface of the earth. Thanks for watching.
Israel would cry anti Semitic and Germany would have to shut it down to not hurt feelings
Should not wipe out history like it’s being be done in the USA.
Totally agree and thanks for watching.
Why are they not restoring this buildings to when they were first built, they are part of history.
@@craighoffmann112 bc the people who won the war want to destroy it’s history bc the narrative is a complete lie
I agree. These places, statues, and areas NEED to be saved. People NEED to feel uncomfortable, ashamed, and constantly reminded of what can happen when evil men are allowed to exhibit their worst traits and not held to account.
We must hold these places as sacred touchstones to a time where racism, xenophobia, and callous disregard for humanity resulted in the needless death of millions.
@@brianpedersen4714 lol
Thanks for all of your’s and Eagle eyes hard work to bring us these videos.
That is very kind of you my friend and thanks for that. Greetings from us.
I loved this explore @WW2HistoryHunter. My kind of jam! Thanks to you and Eagle Eyes. More please?!
Hello my friend. Hope all is well. Yes , such a great place that is but sad to see it go away and soon nothing is left. Thanks my friend and greetings from us.
Thanks! A little something for the journey.
Thank you for that and we send a greetings from us.
This was so well done! Loved the before and after shots! Thank you!
Thank you for that my friend :)
Thanks!
Very kind of you my friend and we thank you for that.
Dude I just found your channel… LOVE IT!! I love how you don’t shy away from the Nazis like so many other channels I see. They were alive and well at one time and it’s so important to remember history. Kits pouring rain here in Upstate New York so I think I’ll binge your videos… stay safe buddy
Appreciated and greetings from us :)
you should 100% go back there with a drone, I would totally watch that, maybe some google maps over view. I need to see more of this place. The historical photos was a very nice touch, but a drone fly over would definitely give a sense of size of the place.
Well you never know where we are going to be next :) thanks.
That's crazy. What a shame about vandalism. Keep up the great work.
Tell me about it and thanks for being here.
@@WW2HistoryHunter I noticed at 12:20 it looks like all of the roofing tiles had been stolen from the roof of the main building. Recycled perhaps.. 😉
Nazi
This was very interesting to see, Thankyou so much for your upload bud, Keep up the awesome work! 😊😊
Another amazing story on WWII history. Seeing this installation in such a decaying state of despair is so sad. Thank you both for sharing and as always " Good Hunting "
Yes it is sad to see that historical sites are totally eradicated. Thanks for watching.
Sad because??
Anytime a piece of history is lost,whether good or bad is sad. The point being if you erase and or let history vanish then there is no way to learn from the mistakes or triumphs of it.@@nandinibagai7636
One heck of a camp, my grandmother was a nurse in world war one for Germany I have a picture of her surrounded with wounded soldiers, She was not a fan of Hitler !! She came to the states in the early 1900 hundreds by boat !!! Very interesting place and well built !! Thank you for taking us along 👍Stay safe !!
Thanks for sharing and for watching.
Amazing video. Imagine the ground you walk was the same as they walked just in another time, thank you for exploring and sharing.
Thanks :)
What an impressive site, I've heard of this place but never seen it. Thank you and EE for taking us along. Hope all is well and stay safe out there my friends.
yes today it is almost nothing left as the rest of the camp has been totally leveled and covered with soil so nothing more to see there at all. This part will mostly be gone in a few years. Thank you Allen for your INCREDIBLE support and there is something on its way to you from us. Thanks and be safe out there :)
Where is this location
@@WW2HistoryHunter who levelled and covered with soil? Did they excavate beforehand I wonder?
Thanks
Thanks you for that my friend and greetings from us.
@@WW2HistoryHunter I love history. Especially ww2.
I am visiting Berlin next month just to see for myself the history there.
Your videos are inspiring.
Hope you keep up the good work. History should never be forgotten.
Wow, such an huge, extensive location. I do think it would be in the community's best interest to clear the site, but not before archaologists have had a chance to fully document and dig the site for artifacts.
Thank you so much, again 🙂
Yes a HUGE place and soon erased from the face of the earth. Thanks for watching and for your great support :)
Thanks!
Someone did a video tour years ago of this installation and I remember they said new types of Tiger tanks were developed here. Amongst other things as well. I think he said Adolf visited here.
Indeed so and there used to be a special memorial metal plate that stated the visit but long gone and who knows where that is now. Great place and loved to share that with you my friend. Thank YOU for your incredible support that keeps us out there to share more history. WE send a greeting from us.
I was stationed in Bamberg Germany in the U.S Army and our base was one of hitlers old camps. You could still see where the swastika beneath the eagle used to be on one of the buildings where they chisled it off and didn't cover it very well.
There you go , history is everywhere. Thanks and greetings from us.
Thank you for sharing this fascinating journey. I’m gobsmacked at the extent of WWII military buildings are still standing. It’s a pity that the entire site will be demolished.
IT sure is and thanks for watching.
Interesting trip.
1:19 The Christian Cross window panes are a style used extensively during the Reich.
Indeed it is and thanks for watching.
Would have been quite the site back in the day. Great video guys !
It looked totally different and some say it was a beautiful camp with all the work put into it to look good. Thanks Dave :)
What a place. Thanks for the photos so we could envision what it looked like originally. Very stately. The soldiers had everything they needed. I don't like those rainbow colors for a military camp either. Yes, do be careful in those abandoned old buildings. It sure was able to house and train many soldiers. Did you find out what all those big tanks were for? Very interesting camp. Thanks EE and SS. ❤
Great place to explore. Tanks were for water we think and water was heated in them and then warmed the camps barracks etc. Thanks so much Laura :)
thank you for respecting and sharing this bit of history
eagle eyes 👀 cool name
Its crazy to see it and to know it's still there and it's still standing. Thank you for sharing. It was a very interesting video.
Glad you enjoyed it
I have watched many videos on WW2 and never seen or heard of this camp I’m very surprised since so much of WW2 was destroyed this is awesome.
Great explore that was and thanks for being here :)
Graffiti everywhere though, Haven't seen that place in the condition, you showed. Just the older photos, you showed. History is history, theres no good history or bad history. Nice job, older and younger blokes, thanks heaps.
Thanks for watching.
I think it's sad that the area wasn't saved in some way. This was a great but sad adventure. I know it was a fabulous place in it's time. I love the pictures you showed. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
Yes it is actually sad to see and it could have been saved so much earlier if they wanted to. Thanks Julie.
Be careful that is alot of Lead paint before 1978... love your videos just something to think about going into old structures! Keep up the great work!
Don't eat paint chips. Jeez what a crazy world.
Awesome upload brother....What a place that is what would be the chance of runing your detector over that site ?.....I did laugh when you kept tellling eagle eyes to be careful ....You nickedname him that for a reason lol
Thanks for sharing the history. I enjoy learning and watching so many things you show are amazing they still exist.
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome old historical buildings you should ask if you would be allowed to metal detect the grounds I bet there would be a lot of good find buried there
There would be history from early 1800s to around late 1990`s. More to come later and thanks ::)
Great place!! Thanks for taking us!!
Great video as always :)
Just to let everybody know: germans dont use these kind of "standing toilets" :D
And, "Gasschweißdraht" (at 14:51) is a specific welding wire used for welding with gas.
Thanks for watching.
Squat toilets like they have in many Asian countries. Don't know why they used them there though..
@@Whiplash61 Since it was only the russians there, after ww2, they must have been installed by them. Maybe a military thing?
When I was stationed at Spangdahlem AB, I took advantage of the history in my “backyard”. The Pannzerwerk Katzenkampf, the American Soldier cemetery in Luxembourg where General Patton is buried, etc. I also visited Landsberg Am Lech, the prison there, Dachau, etc.
Thanks for sharing and for watching.
Thank you for recording the sombre history of this complex before it is completely destroyed. Do you know what is going to be built on this site? Looking forward to the next video and best wishes to both of you.
Thank YOU for being here. Most likely there will be nothing at first built and then perhaps industrial estate. who knows. Thanks and more to come :)
it will be a nice new immigrant housing estate.. look what's happening in the Gaza. all those people coming to Europe you wait and see..
Very interesting story and video. World War 2 History Is so fascinating. Thank you for sharing.
Appreciated and greetings from us.
Chosen a great task to show us the forgotten days of ww2 thanks
Thanks for watching.
Love seeing the history of your country. I agree with preservation not destruction of history. Good or bad it’s there and it needs to be preserved for futures people to learn from. Great work
Appreciated and greetings from us :)
to learn from ? to learn what you freak? to learn how to murder innocent ppl? what is wrong with you?
Amazing location and such a shame it was neglected and trashed as it could have been used for something good , thank you for sharing both of you.
Thank you too
Very cool. I always like the then and now location vids.
Glad you like them!
I think we as people should probably prevent the building from being dismantled and try two prevent historic buildings from being demolished so we can learn more lessons I think the situation of the site could be saved as a museum. I'd try two save the buildings and the ground and try two put it back two the way of its intended status. But that's my opinion from the uk
Thanks for watching.
@15:25 looks like a not so clean Soviet "coffee" can gas mask filter you were correct! Looks like it's missing most of the hose though!
Could very well be yes. Thanks for watching.
Another fantastic video ...ty so much for the enormous effort you and your son put into these videos for all to enjoy!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you your narration through this SS complex was very good very descriptive. I envy your trip it was such a great I wish it was longer video.
Appreciated my friend and greetings from us.
The facility should be used for a good humanitarian cause, to honour those who suffered from the tragedy that unfolded from this place. History, good or bad, should the preserved to ensure that humanity continues to learn from its history to improve itself.
Thanks for watching.
Nobody learn anything from history. Human greed, ambition, vanity fuels conflict and men's inhumanity to men. Alexander or Hitler, both were blood thirsty ambitious conquerors backed by their own people but one triumphed and other failed in the end. Human ways continues.
Thank you for filming this before it gets knocked down. What a shame (like so many other places) that it just sits and gets vandalized.
yes it is a shame that they are being treated like that. Thanks for watching.
Amazing tour, thanks. Where was this SS camp located?
Thanks for waching.
1985 cool my father is from East Prussia...and orphan who spent 5 years as a Polish slave on a farm labour camp . Then at 11 years old they shipped him off to Canada, to be a slave on a farm labour camp . Good video
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for making this video! Subscribed!
Appreciated and greetings from us :)
History should be preserved to learn from no matter how many horrible atrocities happened
Indeed and thank for watching.
Very cool to be able to tour the old ruins. Thank you for taking us along with you
Great explore and thanks :)
Hello greetings from Finland i did write in one video if you remember My name is Dennis I love your videos I always wach your videos on Sunday night before go sleep and New work week starts again 😅😊
Glad you like them!
We got into a disused Army test site in the UK where they test new vehicles really long roads and barracks the roads just went in a biog oval test track with huge ramps for tanks to climb over. Nothing as good as this though lovely place to explore!
Thanks for sharing and for being here my friend :)
I don’t know why did they get rid of so much of it because it should’ve been left for people to realize in to know you can’t hide. Your history must embrace it.
Thanks for watching.
That was fascinating, especially the weird udder-shaped things! Thanks for a great day out EE and HH! Greetings from the UK
Glad you enjoyed it
Another interesting location. Thank you for sharing it with us.HH and EE.
Glad you enjoyed it
Very nice, recently went here myself. Great place but I think I could draw the barracks layout in my sleep we had to check so many to find the interesting features! Spent 5 hours there and still only found some of the Soviet murals and stuff.
is it still standing now? immediately wanted to go after watching this video
That place was very interesting.
Don’t know why it can’t be renovated.
Government does not want it at all it seems and it is all soon gone. Thanks for watching.
So very interesting , thanks so much eagle eyes and history hunter💜💜💜👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it
This should be preserved as a historical center
Agree but will be totally eradicated in the future and that is sad. Thanks.
Germans are still ashamed of it's past, this is hurting
I'd tear all this down as it serves as a sad reminder of the past events. There are museums to remember the past and the deceased.
Thanks for watching :)
No
With Halloween approaching soon, wouldn't that be a place to spend a night there camping.Happy Hauntings, You Two 🍊😍
You got that right!
I imagine that place was quiet bustling back in the day. I wonder if someone would be allowed to buy that property?
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ok and appreciate you being here :)
Thanks wery interesting
Greatings from Sweden 😉
Happy new year
I wonder if Reinhardt Heydrich ever visited there??🤔
You never know :)
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謝謝你！
Thanks for being here :)
I'm in Ontario, Canada and we had a nazi camp here in bowmanville that was used to accommodate nazis during the war and apparently we fed them well and let them play hockey and everything. Probably released them all with no prosecution as many nazis were granted asylum here in Canada. They destroyed the camp a few years ago stating it was too dangerous and too expensive to fix but in actuality they were probably just ready to cover up the truth about Canadian involvement in helping nazis during and after the war.
The pow installation was called camp 30.
Thanks for sharing and for watching.
After the war, hundreds of thousands of Nazis were captured. After ten years of hard labor, they were released. Or did you think they all had to be executed? Actually, only a relatively small group of officers were guilty of the Holocaust, and they were executed.
18:22 It was the boilers to produce hot waters for the camp.
ok and thanks for watching.
Wow. That place is huge. Would you go at night see if you hear or see anything ? I beat it is scary at night .
Well perhaps not the best place to be at night :) Thanks.
@@WW2HistoryHunter Your right I was just wondering it would be scary to be there at night . Keep up the great work . It’s awesome 👏 😁👍🏻
Great Content, so much still standing.
Metal detecting must be crazy around there
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The Germans , most fascinating of ww2 ,Thanks for this video! Subscribed! greetings from Canada
Appreciated my friend and greetings from us :)
This should be a historical site , and should be restored and maintained by some entity , as way to many sites have been totally destroyed , history has to be preserved , not forgotten , or it will be repeated , as is happening before our eyes !!!
So true and sad to see what is being done to historical places. Thanks for being here :)
Can you imagine how much that would cost? Who should foot the bill? Taxpayers? Let’s be realistic please.
It is beeing repeted at the moment, do read Lobaczewski. Intelligence means not to repeat the same mistakes and expect something else.
Do google “Forst Zinna”, Jüteborg. The AfD might be able to help if they get more - patriotic - votes in the region.
Yes by the liberals
Wow what a huge place, you would think that they could of found a use for this place before it became so unsafe and needs demolishing. They would have made great apartments to rent to local families after the conversion work had been carried out.
Yes , strange that it has come so far and now being erased from the face of the earth. Loved to have seen it and shared it. Thanks my friend.
The basement was usually used for baking bread. All those tools and big plates with stands and side counters are used for baking bread if i’m not wrong.
i see and thanks for watching.
Whereabouts in Germany is this camp located?
Locations are not given. Thanks for watching.
Somewhere in "East" Germany?? Russian barracks..
Amazing video! Mike from Missouri
Thanks 👍
A veey interesting place, obviously built for the secret training and equipping of the German army during the time after WW1 when they were banned from such activity. A pity the place was changed and trashed by the Soviets. When history is preserved we get to study and learn from it. Thank you for taking us there on your Eastern front road trip ❤.
Yes sad to see it in this state. Happy we could share that with you and thanks for being here :)
Wow amazing. You should come to make video in Poland. Two recommended locations. Miedzyrzecki Rejon Umocniony - underground tunels aprox. 32 km and above bunkers connected with those tunnels.
Another one is town - Borne Sulinowo there was artillery school of the Wehrmacht. And before the outbreak of the joint German-Soviet invasion of Poland, which started World War II in 1939, the training grounds housed Heinz Guderian's XIX Army Corps. During the later stages of World War II an artificial desert was built there for the units of Erwin Rommel's Afrika Korps (the other such training ground was established in the Błędów Desert near Olkusz). At the same time the area became part of the so-called Pomeranian Wall, a line of almost 1000 concrete bunkers guarding the pre-war Polish-German border and eastern approaches to Berlin.
We will be going many places in the future with the great support that people are giving us for sure. Thanks and greetings from us.
Wow, I have read about this place. It is sad that it is to be demolished, it's a very important part of WW2 history. The Russians destroyed a lot of historical stuff because of it's connection to Adolf Hitler and the NASDP.
I really enjoy your videos, you do a very important job of showing us things we would probably never get to see.
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Damn those russians they wound up being 10 times worse than the Nazis after all
Great you documented this place before it's gone forever
Totally agree and thanks for being here :)
Why not ask an older person living near by what has gone on the past 80 years?
We did and we know more of it now. Thanks for watching.
Nice work on the restoration and idea .
Thank you very much!
That area is probably a great place to metal detect for relics
Could be yes. Thanks for watching.
This should be a preserved history museum for ALL to be reminded of the horrors they committed!
ok and thanks for watching.
It was certainly a beautiful estate at one time and I suspect even so when the Russian's initially took over and billeted this site with Officers and men. So sad in a sense it's been allowed to deteriorate like this but I'm sure it partly due to it's different uses and reminders. Those huge tanks look like tanks to brew beer ha ha Thank you both for sharing it with us all and be careful, safe, and stay healthy.
Yes it used to e a rather beautiful camp when it comes to buildings and area. Thanks Ted and greetings from us.
Beer was the first thing that popped into my head too when I saw those tanks. lol
I was there 20 years ago! Traveled there with three fellow US Army MP's (Feldjäger) while on leave preparing to deploy to Kosovo. I'm glad it's still there. Some construction guys let us walk through one of the buildings. The energy was palpable-
Thanks for sharing and for watching.
"Many people fought & died knowing that they had to win. Still I sickens my heart to see pictures of the red flag in Berlin"
Skrewdriver
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And the snow fell...
@6:50 what was on the floor just inside the door?
i really cant tell. Thanks for watching.
Sad that they will be tearing down these structures. Understand how some of them are hazards,but it would have been great if most of the "camp" could have been saved and made into a resort or something. Probably would make a nice retreat for some. Couldn't believe the huge tanks there! Hard to say if water or gas, but they were HUGE! lol. Thanks for showing us before history is erased from there. Stay well,safe....until the next adventure, smile.....................................................
I agree Colleen , such a sad ending for such a large place with historical importance. Thanks for your great support and greeting from us.
My grandparents were death camp survivors and I myself interested in these times should never be forgotten
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