All humans are capable of this is the scary part… All you need is a set a values you wish to be true and an “enemy” who is trying to stop your set of values..
They are building camps now.....show your papers or go to the camp. How long do you think they will be able to maintain unjabbed people in camps.....what will they do with them? Goebbels would be proud of the propaganda machine he invented hard at work again.
@@lemonaid8678 I could be wrong.. but I believe that number is based off of the varied definitions of sites, camps, housing, etc.. I'll dig into it more. Thanks. Edit.. also location. Thus my "Nazi Germany and Co." Germany and and all who participated. For more information on where I got my info, my source was Holocaust Encyclopedia.
1. It didn't happen. Check the auto-ignition temperture of HCN and then the temperature at which coke burns. 2. You're right about your second point. Israel's doing the same thing to Palestinians.
@@catonthemoon2084 Hypothetical situation - Some random, homeless person moves into your home without your permission. Do you allow that person to live in your house? No, you don't. The Palestinians are genetically descended from the original Canaanites. Ashkenazi Jews are desdendants of gypsies, who originally came from India and Pakistan. Please do your homework on this topic before spewing off opinions that have no validity.
Uyghur camps and north Korean camps are existing at this exact moment, and they are probably the same, if not worst, in terms of torture and conditions.
Humanity is worse now, then it has ever been. It would be easier to commit these types of crimes then it was for Hitler, all we need is complete destitution of a large European or American country
I think the same too, a lot of them had families how did they detach themselves when they got home sleeping with their partners and playing with their children, eating lavish meals when so many starved I just cannot get my head around it
I know what you mean things like this really happened when we didn’t think it was possible. But anything is possible and anything can happen. I mean that in both a good and bad way. We know this happened and now it’s over and we know we cant change what happened but we can change the future to prevent these things from happening again.
The father of my grandfather was a camp overseer and he had to work there bc if he didnt they would have killed his familie. He was executed bc he secretly gave the people in there food. Not all of these people were monsters they just tried to survive (not the nazis ofc they were real monsters).
Thank you for this most important document...Many people have little or no idea that these camps existed or what went on within - this is a good starting point for those who want to learn what actually happened...Perhaps follow-up programs might include the "Why" and the "Who" and the "How" these camps were managed and run for starters...Good job!
@@djquinn11 Millions of people dont know about Holocaust.Specially in Islamic and Africans countries.Even European people dont know what happent in holocaust and how many people die.Its sad but true!
Even though you mention Sobibor, you didn't mention that on the 14th of October, 1943 the biggest prisoner of war escape of the second world war took place. In 1987, a film ESCAPE FROM SOBIBOR, based on the book of the same name by Richard Rashke, tells the true story of how the prisoners killed many of the SS guards and escaped. The book is well worth the read, it documents the author trying to contact survivors, for their stories of how their lives were before, during and after the escape. What happened to the camp after the escape. And the testimonies of the survivors, like Thomas Blatt, who swore that what happened to them and their families, wouldn't be lost to history. It's an eye opener, with maps of the camp, how it was, and pictures of key players on both sides. What happened within the camps themselves. And what the allies reactions when they were told of the death camps etc.
Thank you for this video of the 10 deadliest concentration camps, even though the film footages of these awful crimes may be painful to watch. We need to remember the innocent victims of that pitiless Nazi regime.
Ive visited Auschwitz a couple years back. Its not a single camp but several. From the mother camp to birkenau was 3 km bus drive. The ground is hallowed and there is not a bird in the sky.
Totally heartbreaking everytime I watch anything about the holocaust, the numbers and horror they must of faced is unthinkable, and what the sondercommander must of went through/seen must of been hell😔
I suppose if these top ten are in some sort of order then you would have to have all the extermination only camps in the top positions as the deadliest, because if they were not soley extermination camps then their was a slim chance you might survive. Just an observation. Brilliant work though, another one of your channels I've subscribed to. I look forward to watching more. 🙂
I agree really Majdanek should be with the other extermination camps and separate list for the Concentration Camp, which whilst utterly horrific had a “purpose” other than indicate murder.
Thank you so much for these videos. I saw a video on TH-cam that people were asked about the Holocaust and they couldn't answer the questions. I was shocked.
Bwahahaha let me get this straight. "You watched a video on TH-cam" - WOW! Amaing in itself and thank God all your reades know this tidbit... then you say "you were shocked"?!?! We'll alert the rpess. Thank you for your amazingly insightful adn helpful view into your life we are all much better for it
It's almost like a Dream. To see these deaths I never let go. It's almost on a bad book, but it is true. May they are all in Heaven in Peace and Love.😒😢🙏💖🌹
I only knew a few Auschwitz, Treblinka, Bergen Belsen, Dachau and Buchenwald......oh my God......how did this happen in such large scale for so long......God save the humanity.
God save humaity?!?! Really? If you believe in God then you believe that God created THIS and the people who ran the camps... that is your God you can't just cherry-pick when nice things happen then give him credit for those
77 years later: we‘ll never forget this horror, the worst in the history of mankind. May all the victims Rest In Peace and the murderers rot in hell. And please fight this ideology, which Neonazis want to carry on, wherever and whenever you can. I pray for the innocent victims again and again!
@@combrogi careful now, bringing up Israeli crimes is antisemitic, even though bringing up issues in India iz not anti-hindu and bringing up US crimes is not anti-christian...
@Epstein Mossad No. Not along w/Joe Stalin or Lenin’s atrocities alone, how about Pole Pot in Cambodia? Those that do not learn/remember the past are condemned to repeat it…. Keep your head on a swivel cause we’re headed down that road..
I am honestly blown away by how people had no problem killing others within a blink of an eye. It really hurts. I'm English, Irish, Scottish and German so I'm sure some of my ancestors went through this terrible time and it breaks my heart, and also there should have been given more justice for all that were or had suffered or given their lives. Some of the Nazis didn't even pay for their crimes
I'm from a family who way back when were Jewish but converted to Christianity. I'm very sure that those in the still- Jewish side of the family were killed during the Holocaust.
Think of the traffic wardens, and litter fine enforcers, bailiffs and speed camera van drivers/operators, in your own countries. Yeah, them!There are your future camp guards, right there. Tyrranical regimes ALWAYS have willing footsoldiers, ready and willing to do whatever is asked of them, so don't think it can't happen wherever you are.
This is so sick I can't believe this happened . This is what hate gets you. Please remember to always be kind and respectful to others. Stop The Hate. RIP to everyone. You're gone but you all will never be forgotten.
Churchill wanted the gas chambers bombed but the US said "No". Instead the US wanted to bombed the manufacturing plants and other so-called Strategic places that were nearby instead. When people (the allies armies) found out what actually happened they started giving the Nazi guards beatings and torture and perhaps death. As a result of the gas chambers not being bombed, Churchill didn't trust either the Americans or the Russians. Especially when the Americans reckoned they can bomb a target with great accuracy. Churchill wanted the Americans to prove this by bombing the gas chambers.
In October 1942 Polish intel inform UK about the madness that took place there but nobody belived it and Brits said that Poles must dramatize or something but well they didn't
My Great Grandfather Aleksander survived it as well but he was sent there from Poland because he doesn't wanted to give his farm up to germans so they took it and sent him to this camp. He was released when Americans liberated the camp
I don’t think that happened as there was no case of a person who escaped from Sobibor but was then killed in Belzec but there was one case of a Jewish person who escaped from a Nazi extermination camp but was then eventually killed in Belzec. His name was Szlama Ber Wiener and in January 1942 he was sent to the Chelmo extermination camp but unlike most of the Jewish people who were sent there he was kept alive as part of a burial commando. Two days later he witnessed the deaths of his family who upon arriving at Chelmo were immediately sent to the gas chambers where they were killed. Another Five to six days later Wiener thankfully managed to escape from Chelmo. He then went to the Warsaw Ghetto where he then testified about his experiences in Chelmo. He was then smuggled to a town called Zamosc. Unfortunately in April 1942 he was then sent to Belzec where he was killed.
There were supposedly no selection in Belzec, Sobibor and Treblinka since these camps had no other purpose than killing. There must sometimes have been some sort of selection since they would normally use work jews to carry the dead to the pits for burning etc. However, the jews selected for this would rarely live more than a few weeks before they were killed too and a new group was selected. From the interrogation of Franz Stangl who was the commandant in first Sobibor and then Treblinka, the jews arriving in these 3 camps would usually be dead within 2 hours of arrival. There was a nasty SS officer named Christian Wirth who oversaw these 3 camps. He was killed later in Yugoslavia. He was a particularly nasty man who was feared even by the SS men in the camps. Most if not all the SS men in these 3 camps came from the former Aktion T4 program that killed mentally sick Germans in Germany before the death camps started operation. The above 3 camps were only in operation between 13 - 18 months before they were erased from the face of the earth. After the war, the allies only slowly found out that these 3 camps had even existed. Most of the SS men from these camps were never found. Only a handful were found and prosecuted but virtually nobody were executed from these camps because the people they did find were first prosecuted much later so they only ended up in prison.
It is so disgusting that these so called human beings got away with this evil. This is so hard to believe anyone could sleep after all of this. Rest in peace you poor souls. 😔
@bradleyroth5352 humans have the capability create both heaven and hell on earth. We actually create both simultaneously, in different parts of the world. And everything in between.
My bloodline on father's side, some survived Auschwitz-Berkinau, some did not. The ones that were taken to Treblinka were all murdered. My great grandfather survived Berkinau. He was a cobbler. He eventually immigrated to Philly. He eventually went back to work as a cobbler in the Kensington section of Philly. When nor working, I'm told he would be in his small row home rose garden, walking up and down the small walk way, head down, hands behind his back. I'm told he very rarely spoke.
Total numbers, yes Auschwitz Birkenau was the deadliest. But in terms of efficiency in mass killing, Treblinka is the most horrific. Operated for just over a year and was pushing a million exterminated within. That’s terrifying.
In addition Treblinka was also efficient in mass killing in another way. Of the between 700.000 and over 900.000 people sent to Treblinka there were only around 70 people who survived the Holocaust meaning that Treblinka was almost completely successful in its mass killing efforts as 99% of people who were sent to Treblinka were killed.
Like the Uk USA or Ussr there are also still concentration Camps in China and the people whove done this arent even living any more. You should learn history before you write These things
uh no. No child should ever be held accountable for the deeds of their fathers no diffferent than should you be held accountable for the slaughter of American Indians? Of the treatment of slaves? The trteament of the Hawaiians when we took over the islands? The list goes on
What the f are you talking about so people in Germany today should be held accountable for something some of their grandparents and great grandparents did and most of the german soldiers didnt commt war crimes.
Never forget......the horror mankind can do to itself in the name of whatever they deem as a suitable reason. Politics, racial backgrounds, gender, sexual preferences, etc. doesn't matter. All that matters is a humane, tolerant society towards each other
Only two survivors out 434,000 to 600,000 victims. And one of the survivors, Chaim Hirszmann was killed after the war before he could tell much about what he experienced. It's a mystery. Belzec was also the prototype, the laboratory for the Aktion Reinhard camps. The installations, methods and procedures created there were then applied at Sobibor and Treblinka. The camp guards were among the worst of the worst and after learning their trade they were transferred to the other death camps. Belzec was the wellspring of evil. Finally, Treblinka and Sobibor were the sites of heroic uprisings. Several hundred prisoners actually escaped and about 100 survived the war. Not so at Belzec. According to survivor Rudolf Reder, a planned revolt was betrayed to the Germans. The camp accomplished it's mission killing hundreds of thousands and was then effectively liquidated with almost no one to tell the tale. It's a dark, hopeless story, the triumph of evil.
@@Bufoferrata I think you are right about the fact that there was something very evil, sinister, bleak about Belzec since there was no fighting back and only two survivors out of several hundreds of thousands. That is just insane! And very, very depressing. I always found that Belzec was so sad and mysterious because so many people were killed and they are forgotten because there is noone to tell their stories. You say the guards were the worst of the worst. What do you mean? I'm not saying you are not right but I have read some truly horrendous testimonies from Treblinka.
@@torstensandvei4973: Many of the German staff at Belzec were later transferred to Sobibor and Treblinka. Belzec was their training school, so to speak. Kurt Franz, Treblinka's sadistic deputy commandant, and Johann Niemann, deputy Commandant at Sobibor first worked in Belzec. Lorenz Hackenhold, the gas chamber operator first designed the new killing installations at Belzec and then built improved models at the other two death camps. Kurt Bolender started at Belzec and then went to Sobibor as did Paul Groth, who was such a wild sadist that the commandant at Belzec had him locked up before transferring him. Then, of course, there's Christian Wirth, Belzec's first commander and the ultimate monster, a man who terrorized everyone including the German and Ukrainian guards. For a better insight check out Yitzhak Arad's book, "Belzec, Sobibor, Treblinka: The Operation Reinhard Death Camps." But in the end, you're right, it's difficult to compare monsters. Peace and best wishes
Mathausen held many Spanish people both Jewish and non Jewish because a resistance group opposed Castro and faught against his faciscm in the Spanish Civil war. It should be higher on the list. Sobibor was just as horrifying as Chelmno and Belzec but The number of killings was much higher and the survival rate almost non existent.
I got confused by the Castro reference also... I recently visited Dachau & all I can say about my experience is it was just a "heavy" feeling all about the camp. I've never been able to wrap my head around all this deliberate killing & now after being on the ground at Dachau, I'm more perplexed. Thank you for your videos, I always learn something.
While I believe this is a important documentary, isn't "deadliest" concentration camps somewhat of a misnomer? They were all horrid death camps. Peace.
I went to Westerbork yesterday. It was a Durchgangslager in the Netherlands. Every victim has his/her name written down. If you See the shear number of names written there the hair on your back rises. Very impressive in the Most negative way what misery happende there..
Until the covid " thing" , Israeli school kids ( teenagers) visited Auschwitz 1+2 , as well as Treblinka .The Israeli teenagers have guides that take ( group) pictures in designated areas , BUT I was told that some tourists, when they visit Auschwitz , even ( try to ) take selfies at sites of mass murder , something I find utterly unforgivable
I can't understand why after being treated so terribly jews in Israel treat Palestinians so badly and only want jews living in Israel. I guess it boils down to human nature and who's the most powerful and has the biggest gun. 🙁
@@combrogi because you don't understand the Middle East !! - have you ever heard of Black September for instance ? , have you heard how the arab countries REALLY treat the " palestinians" when it comes to housing and job opportunities . I have spent most of my life living in the Middle East , and have seen the reality on the ground , rather than relying on a " somewhat " bias MSM for my info
@@combrogi .....as for Biggest Guns , the "palestinians" have Iran , Turkey and Qatar - sponsor of the football world cup , as state sponsors ( plus others , including Syria )
I’ve wondered about who is more culpable for these monstrous crimes; the people who organised this crimes or the people who carried it out ‘as per orders’
If YOU believe in God then you have to believe that HE himself created this as well as allowed the exterminatiuon of innocent children at those camps. You can't just pick and chose the good things that happena dn give him credit as you wish though you'd sure try
👩💻All these camps were deadly. Depending on the ???humanity??? of those that were in charge. I can not see any differentiation between one from camp to another. Much love and peace. 🙋♀️🪔🥰🐞🧘♀️☯️😷🇺🇲
Since many humans can become monsters and so ex-humans, we may sadly still have such horrors in the years to come. From the Armenian genocide the Ottomans committed to the Yazidi genocide Daesh committed via the horrors in Nazi camps, humans proved it : Certainly they can do marvels and good, but they can do the worst abominations too. Humans... l know those, l am one myself, so l know : we are animals, just we are named humans. l am certain that if born in 1930, the Hitler Youths would have brainwashed me (like Daesh, Boko Haram, Al Qaeda, the Taliban, etc do) and ... I might have been one of those adolescent, completly or at least largely turned into an ex-human who... oh.... This world is somewhat terrible...
There were about 40,000 camps in the KL system, most very small or temporary and for many purposes. There were only a few "extermination centers." Zyklon B was used at Auschwitz II and Majdanek, the rest used carbon monoxide. However, the majority were killed by bullets to the neck by various groups including the "Ordinary Police." These were men -- usually non-Nazi former policemen -- recruited to do the dirty work of hunting Jews and guarding their transport. It is estimated that Ordinary Police murdered about 10% of the total Jews that were killed. I have been to all the larger (and some smaller) concentration camps and extermination centers. I can say that aside from a few (like Treblinka), all the camps were ad hoc and poorly designed for their intended purpose. Indeed, as Rudolph Hoess, commandant of Auschwitz, said in his memoir, the whole system was at cross purposes. How can I supply slave labor if we're working them to death or executing them (paraphrased).
It’s insane in itself that you can even make a top 10, shows the unbelievable scale of the inhumanity
All humans are capable of this is the scary part…
All you need is a set a values you wish to be true and an “enemy” who is trying to stop your set of values..
They are building camps now.....show your papers or go to the camp. How long do you think they will be able to maintain unjabbed people in camps.....what will they do with them? Goebbels would be proud of the propaganda machine he invented hard at work again.
What's even more insane is that there were over 40,000 other sites and camps between Nazi German and Co.
@@FlakMagnet11 no there wasn’t. Only around 1000 subcamps.
@@lemonaid8678 I could be wrong.. but I believe that number is based off of the varied definitions of sites, camps, housing, etc.. I'll dig into it more. Thanks.
Edit.. also location. Thus my "Nazi Germany and Co." Germany and and all who participated.
For more information on where I got my info, my source was Holocaust Encyclopedia.
Everyone just needs to remember that all of this happened only 80 years ago. Humanity hasn't changed much in the short time...
1. It didn't happen. Check the auto-ignition temperture of HCN and then the temperature at which coke burns.
2. You're right about your second point. Israel's doing the same thing to Palestinians.
@@gayleklein7243 What didn't happen? Maybe the Palestinians should stop with their ridiculous constant terrorism attacks just a thought....
@@catonthemoon2084 Hypothetical situation -
Some random, homeless person moves into your home without your permission. Do you allow that person to live in your house?
No, you don't.
The Palestinians are genetically descended from the original Canaanites.
Ashkenazi Jews are desdendants of gypsies, who originally came from India and Pakistan.
Please do your homework on this topic before spewing off opinions that have no validity.
Uyghur camps and north Korean camps are existing at this exact moment, and they are probably the same, if not worst, in terms of torture and conditions.
Humanity is worse now, then it has ever been. It would be easier to commit these types of crimes then it was for Hitler, all we need is complete destitution of a large European or American country
I can't wrap my head around the fact that this really happen, they did this without even losing sleep
I think the same too, a lot of them had families how did they detach themselves when they got home sleeping with their partners and playing with their children, eating lavish meals when so many starved I just cannot get my head around it
I know what you mean things like this really happened when we didn’t think it was possible. But anything is possible and anything can happen. I mean that in both a good and bad way. We know this happened and now it’s over and we know we cant change what happened but we can change the future to prevent these things from happening again.
Disgusting
The father of my grandfather was a camp overseer and he had to work there bc if he didnt they would have killed his familie. He was executed bc he secretly gave the people in there food. Not all of these people were monsters they just tried to survive (not the nazis ofc they were real monsters).
@@xernokai4507 how the Nazis came to power is terrifyingly similar to whats going on in America today
Thank you for this most important document...Many people have little or no idea that these camps existed or what went on within - this is a good starting point for those who want to learn what actually happened...Perhaps follow-up programs might include the "Why" and the "Who" and the "How" these camps were managed and run for starters...Good job!
Or perhaps we could move on ? I don't hear the Russians carrying on about something that happened 75 -80 years ago, yet their people suffered more.
It's terrible what the Germans were doing there
“Many people”? Who’s never heard about the Holocaust???
@@jajecpl The Germans never had to look far for people in the countries they were allied with or ones they I cared and took over.
@@djquinn11 Millions of people dont know about Holocaust.Specially in Islamic and Africans countries.Even European people dont know what happent in holocaust and how many people die.Its sad but true!
Even though you mention Sobibor, you didn't mention that on the 14th of October, 1943 the biggest prisoner of war escape of the second world war took place.
In 1987, a film ESCAPE FROM SOBIBOR, based on the book of the same name by Richard Rashke, tells the true story of how the prisoners killed many of the SS guards and escaped.
The book is well worth the read, it documents the author trying to contact survivors, for their stories of how their lives were before, during and after the escape. What happened to the camp after the escape. And the testimonies of the survivors, like Thomas Blatt, who swore that what happened to them and their families, wouldn't be lost to history.
It's an eye opener, with maps of the camp, how it was, and pictures of key players on both sides. What happened within the camps themselves. And what the allies reactions when they were told of the death camps etc.
Thanks for this
I believe there were only 2 survivors on Belzec hence there are virtually no eye witnesses and it’s known as the forgotten camp.
The question is how did they survive? 2 out of a few hundred thousand. Did they get special treatment or something. Talk about lucky
@@packisbetter90 I think they escaped and manage to allude capture again
@@jeffreycater5447 and the rest of the inmates are probably murdered by the guards and their officials as a result of the two escaping..
@@99mrpogi They escaped when Belzec was going to be shut down anyway and the prisoners executed
My Zaida was one of the survivors with his brother.
Thank you for this video of the 10 deadliest concentration camps, even though the film footages of these awful crimes may be painful to watch. We need to remember the innocent victims of that pitiless Nazi regime.
Excellent video, unimaginable numbers. Thank you for your hard work 👍🏻👍🏻
Ive visited Auschwitz a couple years back.
Its not a single camp but several. From the mother camp to birkenau was 3 km bus drive.
The ground is hallowed and there is not a bird in the sky.
Correct, usually camp "Auschwitz Birkenau II" is referred.
I Bet The Birds Sensed EVIL!!!
Did you ever wonder why a gas chamber would be in a basement and cremations one floor up?
Excellent top10 retrospective documentary. Maintain the good work.
The fact that there were more than 10 of these camps is terrifying
The shocking thing is that there were so many that you can do a top ten. 1 was too many let alone having more than 10.
Treblinka was the worst because people knew they were waiting their turn to die while in birkenau it was kept secret all the way to the end
Totally heartbreaking everytime I watch anything about the holocaust, the numbers and horror they must of faced is unthinkable, and what the sondercommander must of went through/seen must of been hell😔
Its mad just how horrific the human race can be. We are giving this amazing planet and are given life and all we do is destroy eachother
So brother is this your Second TH-cam channel? If it is, you got my Respect bro 🙏 keep Going ❤️☺️🤙
I suppose if these top ten are in some sort of order then you would have to have all the extermination only camps in the top positions as the deadliest, because if they were not soley extermination camps then their was a slim chance you might survive. Just an observation. Brilliant work though, another one of your channels I've subscribed to. I look forward to watching more. 🙂
I agree really Majdanek should be with the other extermination camps and separate list for the Concentration Camp, which whilst utterly horrific had a “purpose” other than indicate murder.
Thank you so much for these videos. I saw a video on TH-cam that people were asked about the Holocaust and they couldn't answer the questions. I was shocked.
Bwahahaha let me get this straight. "You watched a video on TH-cam" - WOW! Amaing in itself and thank God all your reades know this tidbit... then you say "you were shocked"?!?! We'll alert the rpess. Thank you for your amazingly insightful adn helpful view into your life we are all much better for it
It's almost like a Dream. To see these deaths I never let go. It's almost on a bad book, but it is true. May they are all in Heaven in Peace and Love.😒😢🙏💖🌹
It’s terrifying that there could be even one of these, let alone more than 10.
No mention of Jasenovac
It isnt nazi
@@youcantfindkelvin so it wasn't a death camp????
It is so hard to believe this actually happened,that people can be so heartless and cruel. Its so sad and scary.
I only knew a few Auschwitz, Treblinka, Bergen Belsen, Dachau and Buchenwald......oh my God......how did this happen in such large scale for so long......God save the humanity.
Watch the movie Sobibor and photographer of Mathausen on Amazon n Netflix. Really good movies
God save humaity?!?! Really? If you believe in God then you believe that God created THIS and the people who ran the camps... that is your God you can't just cherry-pick when nice things happen then give him credit for those
77 years later: we‘ll never forget this horror, the worst in the history of mankind. May all the victims Rest In Peace and the murderers rot in hell. And please fight this ideology, which Neonazis want to carry on, wherever and whenever you can. I pray for the innocent victims again and again!
I mean there was slavery but we’ll just forgot that happened right..
Read about Congo holocaust.
10. Buchenwald: "Jedem Das Sein" (56,000?)
9. Bergen-Belsen (50,000?)
8. Dachau (41,000?)
7. Majdanek (400K, 235K, 80K?)
6. Mauthausen (122K-320K? 2-00K?)
5. Sobibor (170K-250K?)
4. Chelmno (152-180K? 340?)
3. Belzek (434-600K?)
2. Treblinka (700-900K total?)
1. Auschwitz: "Arbeit Macht Frei" (1.1 Million?)
"Jedem Das Seine" is the correct spelling, thanks for the summary.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jedem_das_Seine
Majdanek went from 2M to 78K. of the 78K, 59K were Jewish people
Growing up all we learned about was Auschwitz, not really knowing just how many of these camps there were. It's literally unbelievable. I......uggg
It is still so upsetting. The numbers of people murdered is staggering. How do people mistreat each other? There are no answers.
Unbelievable that some people deny this happened and still venerate those who created it
@Epstein Mossad whatever you say, edgelord
@Epstein Mossad The numbers are basically unknown but cannot be far wrong - anyway, what's wrong with slandering Nazis to death?
You'd think that Israel would have learned to love and not to hate it's neighbors in Palestine after all the hate aimed at jews during the war.
@@combrogi careful now, bringing up Israeli crimes is antisemitic, even though bringing up issues in India iz not anti-hindu and bringing up US crimes is not anti-christian...
@@joperhop I know, I've written other quite innocent sentences on TH-cam and it very quickly disappears. We're being watched and controlled 😒
Now do a top 10 list for the Gulag camps in USSR, in China, in North Korea, in Cambodia and reservations in USA.
NEVER, EVER FORGET
@Epstein Mossad No. Not along w/Joe Stalin or Lenin’s atrocities alone, how about Pole Pot in Cambodia? Those that do not learn/remember the past are condemned to repeat it….
Keep your head on a swivel cause we’re headed down that road..
i always love to watch your videos they are the best i subed, turned on the bell and liked the videos keep up the great work :)
I am honestly blown away by how people had no problem killing others within a blink of an eye. It really hurts. I'm English, Irish, Scottish and German so I'm sure some of my ancestors went through this terrible time and it breaks my heart, and also there should have been given more justice for all that were or had suffered or given their lives. Some of the Nazis didn't even pay for their crimes
I'm from a family who way back when were Jewish but converted to Christianity. I'm very sure that those in the still- Jewish side of the family were killed during the Holocaust.
@@harrietharlow9929 i am deeply sorry 😔, I'm sure I lost my ancestors during that period as well
@@beccaheredia I am sorry for your loss as well.
Think of the traffic wardens, and litter fine enforcers, bailiffs and speed camera van drivers/operators, in your own countries. Yeah, them!There are your future camp guards, right there. Tyrranical regimes ALWAYS have willing footsoldiers, ready and willing to do whatever is asked of them, so don't think it can't happen wherever you are.
@@b8nnytez wow that's one way to reply to my comment I guess. When I didn't even take it to that level
That's quite terrifiying because I didn't even know there were more than ten concentration camps.. I knew seven
There were hundreds of concentration camps
There was over 20 main camps and 1,000 more reported
This is so sick I can't believe this happened . This is what hate gets you. Please remember to always be kind and respectful to others. Stop The Hate. RIP to everyone. You're gone but you all will never be forgotten.
Between 1942 and 1943 the US and UK already know that this concentration camp exist but attacking at that time can cause them a lot of casualty
Churchill wanted the gas chambers bombed but the US said "No". Instead the US wanted to bombed the manufacturing plants and other so-called Strategic places that were nearby instead. When people (the allies armies) found out what actually happened they started giving the Nazi guards beatings and torture and perhaps death. As a result of the gas chambers not being bombed, Churchill didn't trust either the Americans or the Russians. Especially when the Americans reckoned they can bomb a target with great accuracy. Churchill wanted the Americans to prove this by bombing the gas chambers.
In October 1942 Polish intel inform UK about the madness that took place there but nobody belived it and Brits said that Poles must dramatize or something but well they didn't
My Grandfather survived Mauthausen, part of the Spanish men sent there from France, at least 5 years
My Great Grandfather Aleksander survived it as well but he was sent there from Poland because he doesn't wanted to give his farm up to germans so they took it and sent him to this camp. He was released when Americans liberated the camp
I'll never forget the man who escaped Sobibor only to make it back to the ghetto and be killed at Belzec
I don’t think that happened as there was no case of a person who escaped from Sobibor but was then killed in Belzec but there was one case of a Jewish person who escaped from a Nazi extermination camp but was then eventually killed in Belzec. His name was Szlama Ber Wiener and in January 1942 he was sent to the Chelmo extermination camp but unlike most of the Jewish people who were sent there he was kept alive as part of a burial commando. Two days later he witnessed the deaths of his family who upon arriving at Chelmo were immediately sent to the gas chambers where they were killed. Another Five to six days later Wiener thankfully managed to escape from Chelmo. He then went to the Warsaw Ghetto where he then testified about his experiences in Chelmo. He was then smuggled to a town called Zamosc. Unfortunately in April 1942 he was then sent to Belzec where he was killed.
Don’t forget the Gulags the favorite concentration camp of Joseph Stalin.
Dachau is one of the most haunted places in Europe.
Appreciate the effort you put in but ending every sentence on a high pitch in your voice makes it hard to watch
Yes very annoying. I was wondering if it is AI.
@@jameshoyle5918I don’t think so, AI would be a clear voice and more consistent. I mean the guy was consistent with his high pitch endings
I love your programming. I know it was tough for the American Soldier to see what happened. They couldn't believe what had gone on
It wasnt just American soldiers.
You know when it shocked the russian soldiers when they seen what went on its really BAD BAD BAD!
There were supposedly no selection in Belzec, Sobibor and Treblinka since these camps had no other purpose than killing. There must sometimes have been some sort of selection since they would normally use work jews to carry the dead to the pits for burning etc. However, the jews selected for this would rarely live more than a few weeks before they were killed too and a new group was selected.
From the interrogation of Franz Stangl who was the commandant in first Sobibor and then Treblinka, the jews arriving in these 3 camps would usually be dead within 2 hours of arrival.
There was a nasty SS officer named Christian Wirth who oversaw these 3 camps. He was killed later in Yugoslavia. He was a particularly nasty man who was feared even by the SS men in the camps.
Most if not all the SS men in these 3 camps came from the former Aktion T4 program that killed mentally sick Germans in Germany before the death camps started operation.
The above 3 camps were only in operation between 13 - 18 months before they were erased from the face of the earth. After the war, the allies only slowly found out that these 3 camps had even existed. Most of the SS men from these camps were never found. Only a handful were found and prosecuted but virtually nobody were executed from these camps because the people they did find were first prosecuted much later so they only ended up in prison.
It is so disgusting that these so called human beings got away with this evil. This is so hard to believe anyone could sleep after all of this. Rest in peace you poor souls. 😔
What would we all do without you having teh strength to post the blantantly obvious?
I read dantes inferno the other day. Quite honestly this place produced by humans on earth is equal to the worst ideas of what hell could be.
@bradleyroth5352 humans have the capability create both heaven and hell on earth. We actually create both simultaneously, in different parts of the world. And everything in between.
I cannot comprehend this at all. The more I think about it, especeilly high, I get more freaked out of it
My bloodline on father's side, some survived Auschwitz-Berkinau, some did not. The ones that were taken to Treblinka were all murdered. My great grandfather survived Berkinau. He was a cobbler.
He eventually immigrated to Philly. He eventually went back to work as a cobbler in the Kensington section of Philly. When nor working, I'm told he would be in his small row home rose garden, walking up and down the small walk way, head down, hands behind his back. I'm told he very rarely spoke.
sorry to hear that
So how did this post suddenly about you? I read through most the comments not a single reader asked about Maul's family lines
@@slowery43 so if Maul chooses to tell us there allowed to and the video is about a death camp
Total numbers, yes Auschwitz Birkenau was the deadliest. But in terms of efficiency in mass killing, Treblinka is the most horrific. Operated for just over a year and was pushing a million exterminated within. That’s terrifying.
In addition Treblinka was also efficient in mass killing in another way. Of the between 700.000 and over 900.000 people sent to Treblinka there were only around 70 people who survived the Holocaust meaning that Treblinka was almost completely successful in its mass killing efforts as 99% of people who were sent to Treblinka were killed.
The Germans should still be held accountable, they are still guilty of war crimes!
Like the Uk USA or Ussr there are also still concentration Camps in China and the people whove done this arent even living any more. You should learn history before you write These things
@@tervansum5844 i don't seem to be talking about China now am I? Thanks for the history lesson though.
uh no. No child should ever be held accountable for the deeds of their fathers no diffferent than should you be held accountable for the slaughter of American Indians? Of the treatment of slaves? The trteament of the Hawaiians when we took over the islands? The list goes on
@@slowery43 do you live in America? Need I say more as we are definitely held accountable for the past. Where have you been?
What the f are you talking about so people in Germany today should be held accountable for something some of their grandparents and great grandparents did and most of the german soldiers didnt commt war crimes.
Never forget......the horror mankind can do to itself in the name of whatever they deem as a suitable reason. Politics, racial backgrounds, gender, sexual preferences, etc. doesn't matter. All that matters is a humane, tolerant society towards each other
I always get the bleakest feeling when hearing about Belzec. I dont know why.
Only two survivors out 434,000 to 600,000 victims. And one of the survivors, Chaim Hirszmann was killed after the war before he could tell much about what he experienced. It's a mystery. Belzec was also the prototype, the laboratory for the Aktion Reinhard camps. The installations, methods and procedures created there were then applied at Sobibor and Treblinka. The camp guards were among the worst of the worst and after learning their trade they were transferred to the other death camps. Belzec was the wellspring of evil. Finally, Treblinka and Sobibor were the sites of heroic uprisings. Several hundred prisoners actually escaped and about 100 survived the war. Not so at Belzec. According to survivor Rudolf Reder, a planned revolt was betrayed to the Germans. The camp accomplished it's mission killing hundreds of thousands and was then effectively liquidated with almost no one to tell the tale. It's a dark, hopeless story, the triumph of evil.
@@Bufoferrata I think you are right about the fact that there was something very evil, sinister, bleak about Belzec since there was no fighting back and only two survivors out of several hundreds of thousands. That is just insane! And very, very depressing. I always found that Belzec was so sad and mysterious because so many people were killed and they are forgotten because there is noone to tell their stories. You say the guards were the worst of the worst. What do you mean? I'm not saying you are not right but I have read some truly horrendous testimonies from Treblinka.
@@torstensandvei4973: Many of the German staff at Belzec were later transferred to Sobibor and Treblinka. Belzec was their training school, so to speak. Kurt Franz, Treblinka's sadistic deputy commandant, and Johann Niemann, deputy Commandant at Sobibor first worked in Belzec. Lorenz Hackenhold, the gas chamber operator first designed the new killing installations at Belzec and then built improved models at the other two death camps. Kurt Bolender started at Belzec and then went to Sobibor as did Paul Groth, who was such a wild sadist that the commandant at Belzec had him locked up before transferring him. Then, of course, there's Christian Wirth, Belzec's first commander and the ultimate monster, a man who terrorized everyone including the German and Ukrainian guards. For a better insight check out Yitzhak Arad's book, "Belzec, Sobibor, Treblinka: The Operation Reinhard Death Camps." But in the end, you're right, it's difficult to compare monsters.
Peace
and best wishes
@@Bufoferrata Thank you
Mathausen held many Spanish people both Jewish and non Jewish because a resistance group opposed Castro and faught against his faciscm in the Spanish Civil war.
It should be higher on the list. Sobibor was just as horrifying as Chelmno and Belzec but The number of killings was much higher and the survival rate almost non existent.
Castro? You're way off man.
I got confused by the Castro reference also...
I recently visited Dachau & all I can say about my experience is it was just a "heavy" feeling all about the camp. I've never been able to wrap my head around all this deliberate killing & now after being on the ground at Dachau, I'm more perplexed. Thank you for your videos, I always learn something.
Castro? You mean Franco. Everything else is correct.
I believe you mean Franco. Castro was Cuban.
He obviously meant Franco. Castro at the time would have been a 13 year old boy.
I'd support your channel if you didn't force 12 advertisement spots over a 16 min video. This is why people install add blockers.
While I believe this is a important documentary, isn't "deadliest" concentration camps somewhat of a misnomer? They were all horrid death camps. Peace.
Surreal. The scale is almost unbelievable even though I know it happened.
I went to Westerbork yesterday. It was a Durchgangslager in the Netherlands. Every victim has his/her name written down. If you See the shear number of names written there the hair on your back rises. Very impressive in the Most negative way what misery happende there..
All people remember this.This is unbelievable,terryfing,horrible
Until the covid " thing" , Israeli school kids ( teenagers) visited Auschwitz 1+2 , as well as Treblinka .The Israeli teenagers have guides that take ( group) pictures in designated areas , BUT I was told that some tourists, when they visit Auschwitz , even ( try to ) take selfies at sites of mass murder , something I find utterly unforgivable
I can't understand why after being treated so terribly jews in Israel treat Palestinians so badly and only want jews living in Israel. I guess it boils down to human nature and who's the most powerful and has the biggest gun. 🙁
@@combrogi because you don't understand the Middle East !! - have you ever heard of Black September for instance ? , have you heard how the arab countries REALLY treat the " palestinians" when it comes to housing and job opportunities .
I have spent most of my life living in the Middle East , and have seen the reality on the ground , rather than relying on a " somewhat " bias MSM for my info
@@dovidell Israel is and has been expanding illegally and Palestinians have suffered. You only have to look at the map.
@@combrogi .....as for Biggest Guns , the "palestinians" have Iran , Turkey and Qatar - sponsor of the football world cup , as state sponsors ( plus others , including Syria )
@@dovidell I think you'll find America pays Israel millions every year and gives them any weapons they desire.
Sad and pathetic how humans are so cruel to each other over b.s ideology.
Do a video on. The guys who did the tattoos. You'd be the first
Where were the first concentration camps in the world ?
In South Africa, built by the British during the Boer War.
History is always strikingly similar, and the same story is happening again in Palestine!
RIP Humanity....
Can you do the 10 friendliest concentration camps next.
I’ve wondered about who is more culpable for these monstrous crimes; the people who organised this crimes or the people who carried it out ‘as per orders’
very interesting will help me with my homework
Holocaust deniers should be forced to watch this 😢
Wonder if this would have still happend if Hitler wasn't rejected by art school. Inhuman brutality
I believe it would have still happened. He was an evil man.
Like white ants there is always a pair that get through , how un lucky he lived past ww1 , the putch and all the plots during ww2
I hope and pray that this will never repeat itself. If you believe in God, you will sit by his side in heaven.
God? 😂 😂 😂
If a god exists, it sat idly by and let this happen.
If YOU believe in God then you have to believe that HE himself created this as well as allowed the exterminatiuon of innocent children at those camps. You can't just pick and chose the good things that happena dn give him credit as you wish though you'd sure try
The translation for Buchenwald is Beech Tree Wood. Puts a different slant to it.....
The USHMM currently lists a total of 5 "killing centers."
How do you rate hellholes
So upsetting that this could happen.
ya think?!?! Your post isn't exactly a revelation
@@slowery43 And yours is just plain rude you troll.Do 1 will ya 🙄🥱
And 10% were punished...
Lest we should forget. 11 Ravensbrueck 12 Sachsenhausen 13 Theresienstadt 14 Stutthof 15 Flossenberg 16 Landsberg 17 Neuengamme 18 Papenburg 19 Grossrosen 20 Natzviller 21 Dora Nordhausen...
The last survivors were shot or transported to Sobibor . As soon the doors opened they attacked the guards without succes.
This all happened like one person ago.
The mere sound of those names spell out horror. Babies Yar in Ukraine is another site. To think it happened not even 100 years ago is mind boggling.
We Get Murders Cases EVERYDAY Here In The US Some Are Worse Than Others
I thought they were all deadly.
👩💻All these camps were deadly. Depending on the ???humanity??? of those that were in charge. I can not see any differentiation between one from camp to another. Much love and peace. 🙋♀️🪔🥰🐞🧘♀️☯️😷🇺🇲
Some years ago Belzecs was just an empty field on a slight slope post War. Now it has been transformed.
Majdanek did not have 7 gas chambers. It had 3. Only 2 were used. 78.000 ppl died there. 130.000 ppl been there in total 1941-44.
Set at 1.25x if you just want a normal video and not someone taking ages to get out a few sentences
How do you rate what's beyond mass murder? Anything by Levi or Wiesel tells the real story
Westerbork, Bergen Belsen, Treblinka, Sobibor and Auschwitz
Worst concetration camp was Jasenovac
Can’t listen to this.
Some voices are just not for narration.
Sorry.
They never stopped, did they? Unbelievable!!!
It looks like hell on earth
u forgot about Jasenovac
This is still going on today in Russia, Ukraine, China, Yemen, Lebanon, Palestine and Africa.
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Wait, the British destroyed files instead of keeping them for trial?
Treblinka was the deadliest. Everyone arriving there were sent to the Gas Chambers. No slave labor there.
Because what you didn't finish yesterday. It's still here today!
Cool
There were 10 of those things?!
at least 2000 of them. Most camps are still yet to be excavated
God bless all those innocent souls lost in the evil that was the holocaust 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Since many humans can become monsters and so ex-humans, we may sadly still have such horrors in the years to come. From the Armenian genocide the Ottomans committed to the Yazidi genocide Daesh committed via the horrors in Nazi camps, humans proved it : Certainly they can do marvels and good, but they can do the worst abominations too. Humans... l know those, l am one myself, so l know : we are animals, just we are named humans. l am certain that if born in 1930, the Hitler Youths would have brainwashed me (like Daesh, Boko Haram, Al Qaeda, the Taliban, etc do) and ... I might have been one of those adolescent, completly or at least largely turned into an ex-human who... oh....
This world is somewhat terrible...
There were about 40,000 camps in the KL system, most very small or temporary and for many purposes. There were only a few "extermination centers." Zyklon B was used at Auschwitz II and Majdanek, the rest used carbon monoxide. However, the majority were killed by bullets to the neck by various groups including the "Ordinary Police." These were men -- usually non-Nazi former policemen -- recruited to do the dirty work of hunting Jews and guarding their transport. It is estimated that Ordinary Police murdered about 10% of the total Jews that were killed.
I have been to all the larger (and some smaller) concentration camps and extermination centers. I can say that aside from a few (like Treblinka), all the camps were ad hoc and poorly designed for their intended purpose. Indeed, as Rudolph Hoess, commandant of Auschwitz, said in his memoir, the whole system was at cross purposes. How can I supply slave labor if we're working them to death or executing them (paraphrased).
Sachsenhausen?