I talked with countless vets in the 80s and 90s. One processed German going back home in 1945 and he admitted that Hitler himself could have passed right in front of him in his official uniform and he probably wouldn't have noticed after seeing so many ranking Germans going past. He once commented on this and said, "that solider should have been promoted and immediately sent home" in reward for finding Himmler
I was actually born in Bremervörde and allegedly my great uncle was a wittness to Himmlers arrest, he lived to tell me that at that point he was barely recogniseable as to how he looked in the newsreels. He only later learned that the man being arrested was Himmler. He told me the story while we were walking over the exact bridge he was arrested on.
I appreciate the longer form documentary presentation for this particular story and find it very compelling. Thank you for bringing these facts to light.
This series of videos are the most indepth set of videos involving the last days of Herr himmler that I've seen to date. I was a voracious reader of ww2 history while in high school back in the 1960s. Dr. Felton you are connecting all the dots for me with this series...thank you 😎
I was close personal friends with SS Sturmbannführer Heinz Macher for decades. He always attended the yearly OdR and "Der Führer" veterans events. I had the opportunity to talk to Machet sometimes hours on end about his experiences on the Ostfront. He was open and candid. He was a 20 year old Knights Cross winner and eventually won the Close Combat clasp in Gold as a Sturmpionier in Regiment "Der Führer". Macher was given the mission of destroying the SS Castle of Wewelsburg as well as recovering and hiding the huge cache of SS Officers Ehrenringe. He was not however open about being captured with the "Reichsheini" Himmler (as he was called by the fighting troops). He was apprehensive that once the Allies found out who he was traveling with that they would have all been summarily executed. Macher gave me his original 1942 Hoffman 8x10 B&W studioaufnahme Ritterkreuz portrait. One of my prized possessions in my extensive Waffen SS collection.
"close personal friends" How old are you, or what circles do you frequent?
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@@garetroth5683 He was a US Army lieutenant stationed in Berlin during the Cold War. That's what he said in previous comments. He used to have dinner with Soviet high command personnel in East Berlin, as the soldiers before the start of the confrontations were able to cross the border.
These vignettes are absolutely riveting and fascinating, IMO. The content and presentation by Mr Felton is awe-inspiring. I feel like I’m there watching the events unfold!
When did this channel scream over 1.5m subscribers or even 1m ? Last time I remember looking it was barely at 300k. Well deserved Mark. Excellent content. 👍
OUTSTANDING CONTENT yet again Mark! Have been hoping for this for some time now. You never fail to surprise me with the quality and depth of your research and videos, keep them coming please! As always, I have been spreading your channel to anyone interested in WW2!
Göering befriended various guards from what I understand, one probably slipped him a capsule. I would assume it would be an American/British sympathizer since it's unlikely a German could have done it, but who knows. Himmler probably had a similar story.
@@DrewPicklesTheDark apparently from the guard he had befriended himself said he bought him his personnal cigar box not knowing that a cyanide pill was hidden in said box in a fake cigar if i remember
Definitely looking forward to the next one. I live near Lüneburg and for a couple of years I used to attend meetings that were held in that very room in Ülzener Straße 31a. So far this series of videos has been superb. I have just had a look at a map and see that in Kolkhagen there is a road named Zum Galgenberg which means "to the gallows hill".... probably irrelevant. I have never been there but now I might just go and have a look around.
@@defenda1 You forgot to put a "?" at the end of your question. I thought I had replied to this yesterday. Anyway, the meetings were all health-related and had nothing to do with the subject matter in hand. Indeed, most of the other participants were unaware of any connection with Himmler.
Quite simply outstanding work, quite amazing. I've been following your work / videos for a long time now. The highly polished finished production you produce is brilliant. Thank You. I'm 56yr and as a child was fascinated by the 2nd World War history, and still am.... Your incredible amount of effort is monumental. Thank you 😊 take care
Thank you so much for all the good research and all the good materials... thank you so much Mr. Felton.. always a joy to hear and follow your contents..
Fascinating amount of detail in this second episode dealing with Himmler's last days. I look forward to episode 3. Congratulations to Mark Felton on his detailed research.
When searching for truth, context is everything - thank you for giving Himmler's death the detailed Dr. Felton treatment it so badly needs. Great stuff, I've been waiting for this ever since I subscribed to your channel!
Additionally to Dr Felton have said, the Dr Gebrardt who was with HH was the surgeon in chief at the SS clinic of Hohenlynchen, he have almost kill deliberately or not Speer during a knee operation in fall 44. In 1942, after the attack of Heydrich in Prague, he have operated him for his wounds, after 2 days the wounded would recover from his wounds, meanwhile he finally died from massive septicémia caused by the horse hair filling of his Mercedes upholstery projected during the blown up of the assailant grenade. His great friend and protector (Dr Gebrardt) the RFSS Himmler was mad at him and asking for strong studies for resolving further problems. Gebhardt sniffing opportunities to be more appreciated and become rich makes proposal to study that. He made terrible experimentations with detainees of concentration camp. None of the experiments were probative but causing tremendous sufferings to the so called rabbits of Ravensbruck. Those poors victims have been cutted in the legs in long scars, the wounds have been contaminated by dirt and closed by sutures. Few remained alive but enough for made a testimony to the court at Nuremberg trial. The substance used for "healing" was a discovery of Gebhardt, family of sulfamids but in reality composed of pectin same as you will find in jam's hardener.
So weird. I live near Satrup and now I want to know what farm it was. To think that my mother in law (decd) was an 8 year old child living near by at that time. I've always wondered what it was like here in that time. It's so rural. Much like where i'm from in the UK. You can walk for an hour and not see a soul.
It seems that the Germans had a WAY better grasp of Soviet Communism than the Brits or Americans. Thus it kinda did make sense to lie low until the Cold War broke out and then offer their services. Something similar worked well for the German rocket scientists.
Imagine getting captured because you couldn't find another way across a river other than the heavily guarded bridge... You could have even just swam across
Pretty ironic that he went from being one of the most powerful people in Nazi Germany. The author of concentration camps and the leader of the SS that got many Jews, Romani...etc to become fugitive. Only to become a wanted fugitive himself running from the Allies at the end of the war.
Dr. Felton, you intrigued me at 14:26. 🙋🏻♂️👨🏻🍳 “… thick British Army sandwiches.” Is that the “Egg Banjo” 🥚 🪕 to which you refer? I’m in culinary school now. I just retired from teaching 👨🏻🏫 in June.
for me, I tend to go with the murdered theory. Himmler knew so much. There is still sealed information and one has to ask why. One can not be 100% sure of these cases until all information is declassified.
I'm about to watch Episode 3/part 3 of this but as soon as I was about to press it that sound effect at the end actually made me jump hahah but jokes a side, very interesting and i love the content.....sadly I can not use any of this in my GCSE history lol
@@giggity4670 I was hoping you would use your imagination without me being descriptive, let's say it was probably hidden in an area you wouldn't want to look too deeply into
@@andrewk2996 I dont know a small glass capsule not really safe without braking up there I still think it was in his mouth hid as not a full search was done so easy to hide it away in mouth from someone not knowing were to look plus he might of been practising on hiding it well as eating and drink is still posable with some tiny in your mouth.
Learning about the fall of this individual from being one of the most powerful and feared individuals in the world to becoming a vagabond living in ditches as a fugitive restores one’s faith in karma
Probably sounds a little too conspiracy theory-ish but I’ve wondered ever since I started learning about WW2 when I was a kid. if Himmler knew too much or at least something that the allied powers didn’t want to get out after the war in Europe ended. The lack of information around the subject leaves a lot for speculation.
I know this isn't the point but is it weird that everytime I see Himler I think he's an Imperial Japanese soldier? Like he looks like a white version of Tojo
I saw the video pop up and thought, 19 minutes! I don't have 19 minutes! I watched it anyway; then part 3, and part 1 again! 😁 I knew it would be time well spent, and I was not disappointed! At ~ 16:26 it is pointed out that Himmler said the soviets were the real threat, and believed war would break out between the "allies" soon. In the book, A Higher Call, it is mentioned that German General Adolf Galland believed basically the same thing; and advised German pilots to fly their jets to, and surrender to the Americans or Brits, but not the Russians. It seems Himmler and Galland were right in seeing the threat and war ("Cold" though it was) that was soviet socialist union. Far too late to do Himmler any good though. Of all the scenarios, I lean toward #3: Himmler being forced to take the cyanide capsule to save British and American face. It smacks of Spandau and Rudolf Hess and all four "allies" guarding one single man for almost 50 years. One man who knew too much and must never be allowed to speak. A man who also committed "suicide" at age 93. Another Grand Slam by Dr. Mark Felton!
Interestingly, after Himmler was executed, his remains were buried in an unmarked grave out on Luneberg Heath, which was where Germany surrendered to Montgomery all forces in Netherlands, NW Germany including all islands, Denmark and Naval forces in surrounding areas on 4 May, 1945. Brian Eno recorded a song with Krautrock band Cluster in 1977. One of the songs he recorded had a lyric that goes:'Don't get lost on Luneberg Heath'.' Oh, the irony, lol.
My grandpa got a purple heart a bronze star and a silver star in Germany in WW2 he became a sgt. I have his sgt patch. My cousin has everything else. My gpa was drafted at 17
I talked with countless vets in the 80s and 90s. One processed German going back home in 1945 and he admitted that Hitler himself could have passed right in front of him in his official uniform and he probably wouldn't have noticed after seeing so many ranking Germans going past. He once commented on this and said, "that solider should have been promoted and immediately sent home" in reward for finding Himmler
But Himmler handed himself in and identified himself. No-one spotted him, specifically...
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@@comanchio1976 we don't know that... I think this person meant that several were suspicious but no one in charge had the official word yet.
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I was actually born in Bremervörde and allegedly my great uncle was a wittness to Himmlers arrest, he lived to tell me that at that point he was barely recogniseable as to how he looked in the newsreels. He only later learned that the man being arrested was Himmler. He told me the story while we were walking over the exact bridge he was arrested on.
Brilliant Bit of family history
My mother and grandparents were also from Bremervoerde. I heard the same account.
Marvins Privatsachen. That's quite interesting. I would like to see that area, never been to Germany..family ancestry.
iF ur story IS true..that s rather fascinating INDEED
@@ausendundeinenacht1 just a tale i heard, no way of knowing it's true
Even as a graduate student in History, finding details on Himmlers last days has proven elusive. Thank you for this wonderful research, Dr. Felton.
You should look for one of his great niece's interview on being a nazi war criminal.
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Some official British files regarding the capture, detention, and "suicide" of Himmler will remain locked in a vault for another twenty three years!
I appreciate the longer form documentary presentation for this particular story and find it very compelling. Thank you for bringing these facts to light.
Dr. Felton, I just want to thank you for the unprecedented contribution you are making to history.
This series of videos are the most indepth set of videos involving the last days of Herr himmler that I've seen to date. I was a voracious reader of ww2 history while in high school back in the 1960s. Dr. Felton you are connecting all the dots for me with this series...thank you 😎
Mark, your work on this channel is just brilliant. Well done.
Thank You Mr. Felton. I never realized what a history buff I could become until educated through the high quality content on your channel.
Dr. Felton, I am watching this superb series for the second time. Thank you.
Happy New Year 2022 Mark! Look forward to many many more top quality videos from you this year!
I was close personal friends with SS Sturmbannführer Heinz Macher for decades. He always attended the yearly OdR and "Der Führer" veterans events. I had the opportunity to talk to Machet sometimes hours on end about his experiences on the Ostfront. He was open and candid. He was a 20 year old Knights Cross winner and eventually won the Close Combat clasp in Gold as a Sturmpionier in Regiment "Der Führer". Macher was given the mission of destroying the SS Castle of Wewelsburg as well as recovering and hiding the huge cache of SS Officers Ehrenringe. He was not however open about being captured with the "Reichsheini" Himmler (as he was called by the fighting troops). He was apprehensive that once the Allies found out who he was traveling with that they would have all been summarily executed. Macher gave me his original 1942 Hoffman 8x10 B&W studioaufnahme Ritterkreuz portrait. One of my prized possessions in my extensive Waffen SS collection.
Cool story
"close personal friends"
How old are you, or what circles do you frequent?
@@garetroth5683 He was a US Army lieutenant stationed in Berlin during the Cold War. That's what he said in previous comments. He used to have dinner with Soviet high command personnel in East Berlin, as the soldiers before the start of the confrontations were able to cross the border.
Incredible details. Felton's research and reporting is simply amazing.
the former Allies have all the information, I d like some info on my granddad whom they murdered in Buchenwald.
Yes, great work and presentation.
These vignettes are absolutely riveting and fascinating, IMO. The content and presentation by Mr Felton is awe-inspiring. I feel like I’m there watching the events unfold!
This is fascinating as always Professor Felton and I can't wait for the next part. This has been a mystery to me about his death.
When did this channel scream over 1.5m subscribers or even 1m ?
Last time I remember looking it was barely at 300k.
Well deserved Mark. Excellent content. 👍
1.8 MM now.
OUTSTANDING CONTENT yet again Mark! Have been hoping for this for some time now. You never fail to surprise me with the quality and depth of your research and videos, keep them coming please! As always, I have been spreading your channel to anyone interested in WW2!
It's incredible that Himmler And Göering both got the opportunity to take their Own Lives while being under the "Control" of their enemies.
Göering befriended various guards from what I understand, one probably slipped him a capsule. I would assume it would be an American/British sympathizer since it's unlikely a German could have done it, but who knows. Himmler probably had a similar story.
@@DrewPicklesTheDark apparently from the guard he had befriended himself said he bought him his personnal cigar box not knowing that a cyanide pill was hidden in said box in a fake cigar if i remember
Your videos are the best I've ever watched very clear and very detailed. History will be preserved with your great work!!
Definitely looking forward to the next one. I live near Lüneburg and for a couple of years I used to attend meetings that were held in that very room in Ülzener Straße 31a. So far this series of videos has been superb. I have just had a look at a map and see that in Kolkhagen there is a road named Zum Galgenberg which means "to the gallows hill".... probably irrelevant. I have never been there but now I might just go and have a look around.
What sort of meetings?
WHAT SORT OF MEETINGS
@@defenda1 You forgot to put a "?" at the end of your question. I thought I had replied to this yesterday. Anyway, the meetings were all health-related and had nothing to do with the subject matter in hand. Indeed, most of the other participants were unaware of any connection with Himmler.
@@CL-vz6ch See my reply to defenda1 below.
Quite simply outstanding work, quite amazing.
I've been following your work / videos for a long time now.
The highly polished finished production you produce is brilliant. Thank You.
I'm 56yr and as a child was fascinated by the 2nd World War history, and still am.... Your incredible amount of effort is monumental.
Thank you 😊 take care
Thank you so much for all the good research and all the good materials... thank you so much Mr. Felton.. always a joy to hear and follow your contents..
This channel is amazing. Congratulations Mark!
Incredible videos,becoming 2 part stories more and more these days…real hard work has gone into making these 👍
Fascinating amount of detail in this second episode dealing with Himmler's last days. I look forward to episode 3.
Congratulations to Mark Felton on his detailed research.
I have learned more from Mark Felton than all of my years of schooling.
I know right. I never thought I could shoot down a German airplane. But because of Mark Felton, last year I proved myself wrong. Lol
Yes me too.
I'm not a history student but I'm hooked on this. Waiting impatiently for Ep. 3
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR PART TWO FOR SO LONG YES YES YES
Happy New Year.! Again, Dr. Felton with a perfect history video.
This channel is such an amazing resource. Priceless.
I love the thought of him searching for an underground escape, like a cornered rat.
😂👍 Yeah, that's so appropriate for him, isn't it ?He got the exit from this world that he deserved, the despicable weasel...
Thank you for all your hard work and amazing efforts put into your content Dr. Felton.
Absolutely fascinating & thought-provoking. Superb job as always, Mark!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you Mark, another episode from my favourite channel.
Fantastically done! Informative without being boring
This is great work. It takes a huge amount of highly varied reading to collect all the details in the chronology. Impressive stuff.
Thanks Dr. Felton! Looking forward to Part 3.
As the son of a vet. Thank you for your well researched videos, should be taught in every school
It's so inspiring 😀🥰
Happy Fruitful New year celebrations🙏🌟💫
Stay safe always and best wishes !!
Yours sincerely John.
Thank you, Dr. Felton, for this fascinating and detailed recounting of this part of Himmler's demise. It's also a real cliffhanger!
This is definitely a different version of events than I had read about.
So much information and fascinating film footage! These are excellent viewing.
It honestly made me chuckle to look down at my phone to the map and see "McDonalds", got me off guard a bit.
What a treat! Thanks Mark!
Love it, cant wait for episode 3.
That jump-scare took a couple of years off my life for sure. The last channel I expected an edit like that. And God damn. It got me good.
"I know information embarrassing to the British. Let's make a deal."
"I see...step into this car, please."
"Okay!"
Maaaaaybe not the best move.
Another great, GREAT job!!! Thanks Mark!!
When searching for truth, context is everything - thank you for giving Himmler's death the detailed Dr. Felton treatment it so badly needs. Great stuff, I've been waiting for this ever since I subscribed to your channel!
I am always looking forward to your videos
Additionally to Dr Felton have said, the Dr Gebrardt who was with HH was the surgeon in chief at the SS clinic of Hohenlynchen, he have almost kill deliberately or not Speer during a knee operation in fall 44.
In 1942, after the attack of Heydrich in Prague, he have operated him for his wounds, after 2 days the wounded would recover from his wounds, meanwhile he finally died from massive septicémia caused by the horse hair filling of his Mercedes upholstery projected during the blown up of the assailant grenade.
His great friend and protector (Dr Gebrardt) the RFSS Himmler was mad at him and asking for strong studies for resolving further problems.
Gebhardt sniffing opportunities to be more appreciated and become rich makes proposal to study that.
He made terrible experimentations with detainees of concentration camp.
None of the experiments were probative but causing tremendous sufferings to the so called rabbits of Ravensbruck.
Those poors victims have been cutted in the legs in long scars, the wounds have been contaminated by dirt and closed by sutures.
Few remained alive but enough for made a testimony to the court at Nuremberg trial.
The substance used for "healing" was a discovery of Gebhardt, family of sulfamids but in reality composed of pectin same as you will find in jam's hardener.
Great History lesson, looking forward to part three now.
Magyar
Great commentary. Thanks
A fascinating story, thank you.
"House of Special Purposes" sounds so creepy 😱
So weird. I live near Satrup and now I want to know what farm it was. To think that my mother in law (decd) was an 8 year old child living near by at that time. I've always wondered what it was like here in that time. It's so rural. Much like where i'm from in the UK. You can walk for an hour and not see a soul.
I know someone who is the Great Niece of Himmler..and she looks almost like him too!!! Im fascinated with Himmler!!!
Not Katrin Himmler?
Idk ...she didn't really go into detail about her family history! She just told me she's the great niece of Himmler!
It seems that the Germans had a WAY better grasp of Soviet Communism than the Brits or Americans. Thus it kinda did make sense to lie low until the Cold War broke out and then offer their services. Something similar worked well for the German rocket scientists.
Absolutely outstanding, I simply can't wait for the next episode 👏👏👏
Imagine getting captured because you couldn't find another way across a river other than the heavily guarded bridge... You could have even just swam across
Theres something I love about the comedic value of the title
My father was somehow involved in guarding him, and was responsible for finding someone to formally identify the body
I can only imagine what was going through his mind when he was guarding the most wanted man outside of Hitler
Fascinating!
And Dutchman Rijk de Gooijer always told he was there.
Damnit, what a cliffhanger!
Pretty ironic that he went from being one of the most powerful people in Nazi Germany. The author of concentration camps and the leader of the SS that got many Jews, Romani...etc to become fugitive. Only to become a wanted fugitive himself running from the Allies at the end of the war.
Not ironic. Entirely predictable.
@@DanA-fk6tl literally the exact opposite of ironic lol
You should probably successfully finish elementary school before you try using the word ironic in a sentence.
@@menulisluna8653 maybe English ain’t my first language. Ever think of that?
Great video Mark.
Dr. Felton, you intrigued me at 14:26. 🙋🏻♂️👨🏻🍳 “… thick British Army sandwiches.” Is that the “Egg Banjo” 🥚 🪕 to which you refer? I’m in culinary school now. I just retired from teaching 👨🏻🏫 in June.
Mr ur videos r verry good I love ur intro music I love the way u narrate them exelent work
Great information on Himmler and his last days! 👍
Himmler is finding out
how hot hell is.
Very cool to see that a McDonalds appears on one of the maps in this fine presentation. My grandfather would get a good laugh at that.
I would love to see a video about Joachim von Ribbentrops early life
3:20 "Sentenced to death for defeatism". The literal of 'The beatings will continue until morale improves'.
for me, I tend to go with the murdered theory. Himmler knew so much. There is still sealed information and one has to ask why. One can not be 100% sure of these cases until all information is declassified.
Everyone talks about Himmler, but has anyone heard of Hermler?
Great way to start a day, one of your videos.😌
I love your content Mark Felton!
From Rags to Riches, And Riches to Rags
Pls don’t leave it to long for the next one I can’t wait
Another brilliant documentary.
Fantastic research Dr Felton
As usual excellent work.
I'm about to watch Episode 3/part 3 of this but as soon as I was about to press it that sound effect at the end actually made me jump hahah
but jokes a side, very interesting and i love the content.....sadly I can not use any of this in my GCSE history lol
Field Security in the British Army were almost a counterpart in a way to GeFePo
Thank you.
18:44 Ok that scared the hell out of me...
Well researched piece of work i like it
Interested to see how this ends. I have an idea where he kept the other capsule and why it was undetected. Always look forward to your videos
Well dont say you have a good idea without sharing it what is your idea.
@@giggity4670 I was hoping you would use your imagination without me being descriptive, let's say it was probably hidden in an area you wouldn't want to look too deeply into
@@andrewk2996 I dont know a small glass capsule not really safe without braking up there I still think it was in his mouth hid as not a full search was done so easy to hide it away in mouth from someone not knowing were to look plus he might of been practising on hiding it well as eating and drink is still posable with some tiny in your mouth.
@@giggity4670 Well you could be right, it's just an idea, maybe we will find out more in the next installment
Obviosly he didnt hide it within his body. It must be elsewhere
MARK FELTON! SERIOUS EXPRESSION!!! SERIOUSLY HEAVY CONTENT!!! STERN MUSIC!!!!!
MARK FELTON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Learning about the fall of this individual from being one of the most powerful and feared individuals in the world to becoming a vagabond living in ditches as a fugitive restores one’s faith in karma
Heinous individual, thank you to all who fought against these bastards.
It´s puzzling me, why the British doctor did NOT examined Himmler right there, but drove with him to that ´Special House´. A huge mistake!!
Probably sounds a little too conspiracy theory-ish but I’ve wondered ever since I started learning about WW2 when I was a kid. if Himmler knew too much or at least something that the allied powers didn’t want to get out after the war in Europe ended. The lack of information around the subject leaves a lot for speculation.
Wie Waer s mit SS Reichsflugscheiben ?
I know this isn't the point but is it weird that everytime I see Himler I think he's an Imperial Japanese soldier? Like he looks like a white version of Tojo
I saw the video pop up and thought, 19 minutes! I don't have 19 minutes! I watched it anyway; then part 3, and part 1 again! 😁 I knew it would be time well spent, and I was not disappointed! At ~ 16:26 it is pointed out that Himmler said the soviets were the real threat, and believed war would break out between the "allies" soon. In the book, A Higher Call, it is mentioned that German General Adolf Galland believed basically the same thing; and advised German pilots to fly their jets to, and surrender to the Americans or Brits, but not the Russians. It seems Himmler and Galland were right in seeing the threat and war ("Cold" though it was) that was soviet socialist union. Far too late to do Himmler any good though. Of all the scenarios, I lean toward #3: Himmler being forced to take the cyanide capsule to save British and American face. It smacks of Spandau and Rudolf Hess and all four "allies" guarding one single man for almost 50 years. One man who knew too much and must never be allowed to speak. A man who also committed "suicide" at age 93. Another Grand Slam by Dr. Mark Felton!
For Himmler it was time to go "SS Lite".
Excellent
When they burried him one of the soldiers said: Let this worm return to the worms.
Interestingly, after Himmler was executed, his remains were buried in an unmarked grave out on Luneberg Heath, which was where Germany surrendered to Montgomery all forces in Netherlands, NW Germany including all islands, Denmark and Naval forces in surrounding areas on 4 May, 1945. Brian Eno recorded a song with Krautrock band Cluster in 1977. One of the songs he recorded had a lyric that goes:'Don't get lost on Luneberg Heath'.' Oh, the irony, lol.
Can anyone tell me why these people thought they were superior. The superior race, please.
J can not have enough , excellent story Ziggy Canada REGARDS
Seeing the utter devastation of late and post war Germany is always horrifying. Hard to believe it even happened in todays relatively peaceful world
My grandpa got a purple heart a bronze star and a silver star in Germany in WW2 he became a sgt. I have his sgt patch. My cousin has everything else. My gpa was drafted at 17