The mental gymnastics you religious people perform never ceases to astound me. Just remember, your god stood aimlessly by whilst this happened for years.
There actually isn't that much that was able to be hidden as far as their experiments go. They were dedicated to their 'research' and took meticulous notes and measurements that they intended to keep forever because they thought, especially before 1945, that they would win the war and never suffer a victor's justice. Also, the scientists gave their 'research' up so they wouldn't be prosecuted as war criminals and they got so many that we have a comprehensive idea of what they were doing.
Yes. Imagine all the experiments on people which have been invented and perfected from 1945 to the present day! Imagine how cleverly all these revelations are hidden! Imagine the rage of a 21st century man free and brave who decides with what punishment to punish and overrun those who torture people in some perfect way? I once read a comment written for some other reason: "People, does anyone know how to make a guillotine?"
I've actually been to Dachau. I never thought that a place could feel evil. Boy, was I wrong. Seeing a place like that in person gives you infinitely more perspective than a video or a book ever could.
It breaks my heart to think that these people had to suffer like this. My most sincere condolences and prayers to all families and relatives of the victims and survivors of this horrible event.
One of the victims was a 16 year old girl, that’s absolutely heart wrenching. My niece is 16, if anyone ever tried to hurt her I would have a hard time keeping myself from ripping them apart. I can’t even begin to imagine how anyone could ever harm a little girl, especially as grievously as their insidious experiments did.
Sadly, children younger than 10 were used in awful, grotesque operations without anesthesia. Disgusting waste of human life. Those poor babies are all angels now, I hope.
My dads side of the family is Ashkenazi Jewish, and they were involved in the camps. Only my dada grandfather made it, and his 9 sisters and 2 brothers both died at Dachau. My dads grandfpa managed to escape on a boat to New York, and so thats what ended up happening. It's so heartbreaking to see this. Rest in power to all of the victoms.
It's a tragedy that so many people suffered and lost their lives during the Holocaust, and it's especially poignant to hear about the impact it had on your own family. The memory of the victims and all those who suffered during that time should be honored and never forgotten. It's important to learn from the past so that we can prevent similar atrocities from happening in the future. My deepest sympathies go out to you and your family.
There was this woman who used to have a twin and they both took part in the twin experiment, luckily they both survived till the end of World War II. But years later her twin got kidney problems, they went to see a doctor and were shocked to see that her kidneys were still as small as a 12 year olds.
That was Eva Mozes Kor and her sister Miriam. Eva died in 2019 and her sister several years prior. I remember her story and her name. She is interviewed on several programs including The Accountant of Auschwitz. She used to go with a group back to Auschwitz every year with a group she founded CANDLES (Children of Auschwitz Deadly Lab Experiments Survivors). She forgave her torturers and the other Nazi’s that caused a wave of emotions as well. I remember seeing her interviews. She ended up dying while at Auschwitz with a group.
If u watch the vice thing on soldiers then and now they would rather be in each others war but its because they haven't experienced each others wars. Which one would u rather be in ww2 of Afghanistan?
Doctors still do illegal experiments on people look up what a company named pfizer did to children in africa and how they tried to cover it up like 6 years ago
During one lesson, my high school teacher told us about her former teacher who survived the concentration camp and was experimented on. She had her bones repeatedly broken so the doctors could see how the bones fusion process looked like. She was very short due to those experiments. I can not even think how much pain those people came through and most of them, if they didn't die, were left disfigured. I visited Auschwitz this week, very chilling place.
Wow. I'd be interested in seeing the medical reports on her from after the war. After all I'm sure she was treated thoroughly and there is ample medical evidence to validate this story so we know it's not just some made up story to get financial compensation. I'm sure this shouldn't be a problem and should be relatively easy to get ahold of.
My father visited one of the camps in the 50s when my grandfather was a Canadian army peace keeper and he lived in germany for a while. It must have been surreal to see it that soon after when the blood had barely dried
Theres not a lot that I hear that disturbs me anymore, but this video did. I cant even imagine the pain and suffering these people endured. Just a complete tragedy.
He fled, we didn’t let him off the hook. There’s no reason to dwell on it, most of his victims are dead the same as him. It’s in the past because we’re supposed to study it, not regret it.
@@MrTheclevercat what are you referring to? Is it transgender kids you’re talking about? If it is, we don’t transition kids surgically ever. They’re given lots of counseling to see if they do in fact have gender dysphoria and given puberty blockers so they have time to determine that themselves. Many trans people never actually transition surgically.
“They were his human guinea pigs” My guinea pigs: _get their food specially ordered from Germany, get expensive treats, more veggies than anyone in this house, cuddles everyday and love songs sang to them everyday_
And still your pig isn't free to live it's life freely. It is fed how you see sit, trapped in your dwelling, etc. Your pig is indoctrinated, but thanks for pointing out how evil we are to each other and the creatures around us.
@@Charliecrypto i had a guinea pig i gound in wilderness,it was almost DEAD i took it home and kept it for 4 years until it died(dk how old it was)but seems like it had a better life in than out
I don’t know where guinea pigs live and how they survive in the wild- but I’d be fine to be somebody’s pet if they spoiled me with love, treats, cuddles, and a cage with whatever guinea pigs need to feel safe and comfortable.
whenever I hear of things like this, my heart just feels so heavy. during WW2, my grandmother (Romani) was almost taken to camp when she was a little girl. she passed away this year, I miss her more than anything, she was and will forever be my best friend.
Really trying to realize that all of that actually happened to humans like you and me is almost unimaginable. How much suffering they went through. My great uncle died in a concentration camp every time I imagine him stepping into the gas chamber I’m done for.
You kno... there was this little thing called "slavery"... that happened in America... for about 400 years? Not to mention all the lynching and killings that took place thereafter.
This makes me sick. I can't even begin to imagine what kind of pain these poor people were put through and it makes me unfathomably angry that some of these "doctors" never saw even a night of prison time or punishment for what they did. Heck, some were even recruited by other countries to do work for them.
I think that these “medical discoveries” were just a sick excuse to torture prisoners, which most of them did nothing wrong other than being born into a different culture. 😟
@The goyim know Shut it down the inadequacies of an economic system and the sovereignty of a nation do not warrant the blanket generalization of people that are somehow related to the people that held power. It definitely does not warrant dismemberment, torture, and death of helplessly imprisoned individuals. Your ideology is the type that emboldened the evil that lived within the psychopathic doctors who conducted these atrocities.
They never talk about how the Americans, Soviets and Chinese brought this research after the war, in "Operation Paperclip". Granting these same "death doctors" asylum in places like Argentina, who still boasts a large German and Italian population to this day.
@@Vekktone oh snap! That's actually pretty awesome. I kinda meant as a footnote to most talk of Nazis, in general. That is pretty dope that infographics covered it. They do a lot of cool bits of history, ngl.
Honestly you should never have had to say that in the first place. It shouldn’t have happened at all. Sadly society is still exactly like this in many many places. There are so many genocides which are rarely talked about.
@@codygames5415 Listen, doctors trying to force say a boy to be a girl is wrong, but if another boy felt really like a girl and knew they were a girl it would be fine if a therapist was trying to help the kid to find out who they were
I don’t know if you know about operation paperclip, but after the war western countries brought these doctors and scientist over to their country where they lived on and continued to work on their experiments.
This is horrifying. I'm recovering from a lung surgery that was done legit and humanly with anesthesia n'stuff... And I'm whining about post op pain???!!!👀👀👀 I can't even begin to imagine what these poor souls went through!!! One victim said death is better....i believe she was right 😞
@@gregoriosamsa2722 bro what. don’t compare anything to the n4zis and the h0l0caust. communism has not done anything as horrible. thanks for being an antisemite :/
I visited Dachau in 2017 and never knew this and once you said the name my stomach sank. It was such a somber experience and now it’s hit even more. It’s unreal that there were houses right next to the camp and they turned a blind eye
Eva Kor. She was a Holocaust twin experiment survivor. I met her in June of 2019, one month before she passed. I traveled to her museum (in Indiana, USA) and sat in an audience of maybe 100 people that listened to her story and saw the museum, documenting the Holocaust and her journey. Her twin sister, Miriam and her were experimented on in Auschwitz when she was a little girl. Her sister died there and she managed to survive. Many, many years later she forgave the monsters that did these things to her. She met one of the doctors at the camp, 50 some years later, and shook his hand and she said “I forgive you.” “Forgiveness is a seed for peace. Anger is a seed for war.” - Eva Kor.
Eva had three sisters. Two were killed in the gas chambers. Her twin sister, however, actually did not die in Auschwitz. They both survived the camp. Her sister Miriam died in 1993 and Eva in 2019.
Thank you so much for talking about the Romani's persecutions! All too often my people are overlooked by history. Genocide and slavery has been committed against us several times and all I can hope is that it won't happen again, yet I hold my breath.
I say this every time someone talks about the holocaust that our people are so overlooked and how insulting it is that they stuck the “gypsy” name on our people it’s no different then calling a black man the N word we’re one of the most Persecuted race of people in the world
They’re completely right saying that history will repeat itself if we do not study and learn from it, and work to prevent things like this from happening in the future. It’s incredibly important that as many people as possible learn about horrible things like this
Anybody else found The Infographics Show one day and never stopped watching? Also, LETS GET HIM THE INFOGRAPHICS SHOW TO 10 MILLION!!! WE ARE SO CLOSE!!!
There is sad reality in internet world nowadays. Informative channel that really educative can beat up easily with channel that doing something very... dumb 🤔
Wait, until you find him severely wrong on topics and question everything you ever heard from him. His confidence and delivery make you believe everything he is telling you is factual. Point is, if you want to know the facts look it up yourself.
I blame a Cold heart and lack of Christ like spirit. Aka no form of truth life love or goodness. But a natural man is is given into extremes so ... Man man is to blame.
Just a note, they NEVER used anesthesia. For ANY of the surgeries. Just imagining the pain that they went through is horrifying. RIP to the millions of victims of the camps. Truly unfathomable amounts of pain and torture, truly sickening. Although, we learned many new things about the human body. They found out using unwilling human test subjects, which is awful and never should've happened. But it's undeniable that many medical breakthroughs were discovered through these torture experiments, some more valuable than others. Probably the biggest was an experiment of sewing two twins together like Siamese twins. They survived 3 days and died a painful death. This lead to a Russian scientists who did the same with dogs, which survived for a little bit longer. But THIS lead to a man from South Africa who heard about both of these experiments, and completed the first successful Heart transplant, which has saved countless lives. That's just one thing, it's still beyond evil and wrong what they did, but it wasn't for no reason at all. Still no excuse
3:09 So he was giving the bends at a slow, measured and deliberate pace? And the "wiggling" and "moving their head around" sounds more like the throes of pain and death, thrashing around from pain unimaginable. I love how these people always talk or write about these things in a way that minimizes emotion and makes it not seem so bad. That wasn't, "wiggling" folks.
This experiment was also conducted by the japanese empire to korean/chinese/russian captives. One of the most famous korean poet was sacrificed by this experiment.
As a romani gypsy woman it hurts deeply beyond. we still face discrimination everyday I'm proud of my heritage and no one can take that away no matter how hard they try.
Haha you'd be the lucky one if you lived in one of the English countries, it's the opposite way around. Hopefully people don't discriminate as much to you anymore.
Rest In Peace all the people who died in pain and suffering in those camps. We’ll always remember you, and the pain you had to endure. And to the survivors, you people are some of the bravest and strongest people out there, surviving the torture and telling your story and giving awareness to not let history repeat itself.
My friends grandfather was a twin experiment survivor. He was in a concentration camp with his cousin who looked very similar to him and they thought that if they were to say that they were twins they would be experimented on and then released which was not the case but eventually the war ended and they were released.
Worst? Lol you have no idea. I had family, who have now passed, who stopped growing finger and toe nails because the British pulled them out so many times just so they could take out intel about other revolutionaries. Atleast Germany pays reparations to Israel.
Nah, it wasn't next to a lumber mill. But they told the surrounding population that the Unit itself was the lumbermill, that's why they called them logs.
In order to prevent history from repeating itself we mustn't look at the horrors and look down on the people of the past, but try to understand how normal people could end up doing such things!
It's very simple, person in power takes a group of scientists, say if they do not aid in the experiments they will become subjects of such experiments.
Man I thought humanity evolved from medieval torture but ofc it’s the nazis. Killing innocent people is already disgusting but making them suffer a days long death in pain is more than evil
Jesus… you have to be a psychopath to do these types of things to people and not feel any remorse. I’m just amazed at how many there were in Germany at the time. It’s really hard fathom.
I think your understand of psychology seems to be very basic. 🤔 The same people wich are moralizing are phantasizing about cutting rapists dicks of. I recommend some basic university lectures about what humans are capable of. And it’s the naive people which don’t accept their ability to do really dark things to others.
I Met Eva, she was a nice person and she knew the importance of telling people, she was a great person, she also told things that weren’t involved, like how she hates holes in jeans, and her favorite food was McDonald’s chicken nuggets, but may she rest in peace.
My grandmother, Judit Brown, survived for 6 months one of these so called doctors, joseph mengle. She died last year, at the age of 86, and i miss her everyday. She raised me like she was mother and i will never be the same since losing her.
True it was worse overall but keep in mind that tens of millions of people are currently starving or in other ways in terrible suffering and there are still concentration camps in several countries
Asan uncle of five young children, two of them twins. These all make me ill but the twin experiments are by far the most horrific for me. Absolute insanity and senseless experiments
it really gives me chills to have seen the concentration camp in Dachau and knowing that this was what many there had to go through, when the conditions there were barely survivable to begin with…. and knowing that it still wasn’t one of the big ones…
When the worst people in history gathered together to perform the worst acts of evil upon others, they say history repeats itself, I just hope that we have evolved enough to the point that it doesn't...
I visited The Dachau Concentration Camp in 1972. My gap year, fresh out of high school. To this day I still clearly see the rooms and equipment used where the experiments took place - and printed information on the types of experiments being done. The housing dorms had maybe 10 inches of headroom between the bunks. The “showers” mode my stomach turn as did the ovens. Actually the whole experience has been life changing.
The head injury one makes me sick. After suffering a TBI from being hit by a car I lost my memory for two weeks and it took me months to heal fully. That was after only one hit. I can’t imagine being hit with a hammer every few seconds, absolutely depraved and disgusting.
That kid definitely died, they say it’s really repeat hits that do the most damage. If he survived the hammer no way he was cognizant enough to keep himself alive. Wtf was that evil scientist even trying to test, that’s just pure torture I can’t think of any application for that. Yeah I have three concussions/tbi I think
How is it the Nazis had zero empathy? Hearing this, I'm imagining these things happening to myself and how terrible, scary and painful it would be. Did these psychos not think about that? Like, "What if this were me or my loved ones?"... Total barbarity. But I also totally agree that we need to study history and know what happened in gruesome detail so we know the terrible things that happened in the past and can at least try to prevent them in the future. The second these terrible events are censored is the second we start down these paths again.
People back then, especially on the East side of the world, had very little regard for human life. And it seems the further East you go the less regard for life there is. They just don't have the same mentality as people today. They lived in a different world.
Sometimes i feel actually there is No GOD in this world else these atrocities wouldn't happened to Jews..because of such type of crimes Germany to be penalized for life time..
I was working out my arms listening to this and had to stop because my arms started to feel weak after hearing the story about the kid and the hammer and onwards. How can people be so cruel and how can they ever stand doing that to another person????
A couple days ago I had to get some blood drawn from my arm, I was so scared when they pulled out this little tiny needle, I can't imagine having to go through what these people had to.. Rest in piece to all that died
I knew that the twin experiments were going to be in the #1 spot. It’s heart breaking. For those of you who hate history and think that we shouldn’t learn it, we learn it so that we don’t repeat history. So that everyone can learn from the mistakes and tragedies of the past so that it doesn’t happen again.
My great-great uncle was among those that suffered experiments at Auschwitz. He had three separate surgeries. While it was never made clear to my generation what exactly was removed he somehow managed to survive. He lived on in communist Poland for eight years after the war until he passed. I don't know if it was a result of the experiments or just old age that led to his demise. He was the oldest sibling in my great-grandmother's generation and she passed in the late 70s.
@@0accipiters0 It's pretty common for those whom were in the thick of fighting or suffering an extremely traumatic experience to not want to casually bring up their experiences. This is especially true around children. I mean he was comfortable telling his sister, my great-grandmother, but she was a middle aged woman by the end of the war. They were places where human life was worth less than cattle, beasts of burden or test subject animals. The propaganda campaign had been so masterfully tailored that to those transporting, processing & dealing with those in most of the concentration camps viewed them with complete apathy or even contempt. That side of my family was famous, or notorious, depending on who you ask. During the occupation of Poland leading up to the Great War they were very active in coordinating smuggling of goods, hiding political dissidents, conducting sabotage & organizing civil unrest. When the family was outed as a linchpin in causing so many problems for all the occupiers in the 1890s both the German & Russian authorities put a bounty out on my great-great grandfather's head as well as those of his children. It was at that point that my great-great uncle, my great-grandmother's brother, smuggled both of his sisters out of Poland. The younger of the two settled in Paris France, married a Frenchman & she opened a restaurant there. My great-grandmother was newly married to a fellow Pole & together they emigrated to the United States. The streets weren't paved in gold & it certainly wasn't the promised land they'd believed. Polish immigrants were a dime a dozen at that time & companies had such a workforce glut that they could hire them for mere peanuts. My great-grandfather died from black lung in the 40s from his work in the coal mines. My great-great grandfather died during the Great War which left my great-great uncle as the inheritor of the family in Poland. I know he married & had children but I know nothing about what became of them. During the Invasion of Poland he had joined a volunteer defense force. He didn't leave the country when the unit was dissolved. Despite being in his 50s or 60s, he became a part of the "Armed Struggle," smuggling people out of Poland, smuggling arms & participating in the partisan activities. They captured him in the autumn of 1941. Meanwhile, at the same time in France, my great-great aunt had chosen to become involved in the French Resistance. I can't say her motivations were as noble from a certain perspective. By war's end she'd become filthy rich through being so heavily involved in the black market that was so prevalent in occupied France. There's no way she could've gotten that wealthy without feeding valuable information or contraband to the Germans as well as the Resistance. That wealth was still readily apparent in the early 80s when her grand-daughter came to visit us in California. She went on such a lavish shopping spree while there that everything she bought had to be crated up in two large wooden crates to be shipped back to France. She seemed genuinely surprised by how common her cousins had turned out to be. This resulted in her having a very condescending "look down her nose" attitude towards us. I was very young then but it left a very deep impression.
Actually although tattooed skin was preserved AND the press said Else Koch wife of the Buchenwald Kommandant made lampshades etc NO SUCH EVIDENCE WAS EVER BROUGHT TO TRIAL.
I doubt that no anesthesia was used. Maybe it wasn't used on everyone but they still had to use it to some extent. You can't study the effects of a medical procedure on a subject(s) if they all die from shock. Some of the experiments were done to save their own soldiers so unless they planned to operate on their own soldiers without anesthesia, there would be nothing to gain.
My great grandma who passed last year was experimented on and “sterilized” she ended up moving away from Belgium where she was at the time and giving birth to a healthy baby girl but it still took her years to get pregnant and still can’t believe they would do that to someone
R.I.P to the People who died from those experiments.
Unit 731: Amateurs
Ff
@Aria snow flake
@Aria that wasn't a joke.
@Maybee Studios it both references the meme and is also factual
It's terrifying what we humans can do when given so much power
i know. It's great.
@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307 Great????
@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307 lol
We're the most dangerous creatures on earth
Yeah i love it
He’s right we need to study this and history to NOT repeat history
@Conner Wine And technically, WW2 was a repeat of both WW1 and the Napoleonic Wars.
it'll come sooner than you think...
There's nothing new under the sun
It already has. There's been many genocides since the Holocaust. For some reason people don't seem to care as much about those, or at all
@bear meneer
Arbeit kamps is just the german way to say work camps.
This is horrifying, God bless those poor people who went through unimaginable pain and trauma. I'm crying rn
your a beautiful soul, God bless you.
@@sameerhussain2579 amen
Right, god, that special dude in the sky. Amen
Bro they were jew
This made me cry. Imagine the terror and pain they had to go through, survivor or not. May these victims Rest In Peace.
We’re still doing these things today. Only to animals.
@@Midoriya-Izuku oh and think of what other stuff they do in the east that they don't tell you about
@@Midoriya-Izuku fr
Well you cry for propaganda.. like for nr.4 the Germans themselves dealed with that criminal...
SURE J.3.W.5S... YOU CAN INVENT WHATEVER L13 YOU WANT, BUT THE ONES WHO KNOW THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HISTORY DON'T BELIEVE YOUR BS. NO WAY.
God bless those who died and those who survived, RIP, shattered my heart
I know somebody who survived A prison camp
@@lazycatboi2311 ok?
The mental gymnastics you religious people perform never ceases to astound me. Just remember, your god stood aimlessly by whilst this happened for years.
@@phase911 everyone has free will,and will be accountable for what he did
@@trofaznimotor901 the mental gymnastics continue.
Imagine all the experiments that weren't discovered
There actually isn't that much that was able to be hidden as far as their experiments go. They were dedicated to their 'research' and took meticulous notes and measurements that they intended to keep forever because they thought, especially before 1945, that they would win the war and never suffer a victor's justice. Also, the scientists gave their 'research' up so they wouldn't be prosecuted as war criminals and they got so many that we have a comprehensive idea of what they were doing.
Yes. Imagine all the experiments on people which have been invented and perfected from 1945 to the present day! Imagine how cleverly all these revelations are hidden! Imagine the rage of a 21st century man free and brave who decides with what punishment to punish and overrun those who torture people in some perfect way? I once read a comment written for some other reason: "People, does anyone know how to make a guillotine?"
@@MrTheclevercat look at number .3. only one witness.
Like the ones happening today
We don't have to imagine. All we need to do is look at the Devil's punch bowl in 1865 to understand what evil people are capable of.
I've actually been to Dachau. I never thought that a place could feel evil. Boy, was I wrong. Seeing a place like that in person gives you infinitely more perspective than a video or a book ever could.
As have I. A truly life changing experience
I went to Auswitz. This was 20 years ago. I still have nightmares.
@@Maven775you did not need to go there we have many places here on the same level. Just doesn’t get the attention as the losers.
It breaks my heart to think that these people had to suffer like this. My most sincere condolences and prayers to all families and relatives of the victims and survivors of this horrible event.
Please pray this won't ever happen again. Many people are hated, oppressed and treated as trash to get rid of today.
Looks like your brain is hung out abit at the back put it back in or folks will mess with it !!!
you should also pray for the kids i am torturing right now
@@bigj9503 R/cursedcomments
@@bigj9503 here's that dose of attention for ya
“History will repeat itself.” Odds are the worst of humanity is yet to come...
most likely
They put pineapples on pizza a decade or two after this.
The is one of the many reasons why I'm an antinatalist efilist
Great!
Yep I that the years will get worse
One of the victims was a 16 year old girl, that’s absolutely heart wrenching. My niece is 16, if anyone ever tried to hurt her I would have a hard time keeping myself from ripping them apart. I can’t even begin to imagine how anyone could ever harm a little girl, especially as grievously as their insidious experiments did.
Communism hurt a lot more little girls than all other ideologies combines
@@OnlyInhuman90 Capitalism best
please dont keep yourself from torturing him
They did this to people alot younger than 16 to its terrible
Sadly, children younger than 10 were used in awful, grotesque operations without anesthesia. Disgusting waste of human life. Those poor babies are all angels now, I hope.
My dads side of the family is Ashkenazi Jewish, and they were involved in the camps. Only my dada grandfather made it, and his 9 sisters and 2 brothers both died at Dachau. My dads grandfpa managed to escape on a boat to New York, and so thats what ended up happening. It's so heartbreaking to see this. Rest in power to all of the victoms.
Jesus loves you all
yeah they likely died from typhus. Dachau was infested with it due to the bombing's committed by the allies.
It's a tragedy that so many people suffered and lost their lives during the Holocaust, and it's especially poignant to hear about the impact it had on your own family. The memory of the victims and all those who suffered during that time should be honored and never forgotten. It's important to learn from the past so that we can prevent similar atrocities from happening in the future. My deepest sympathies go out to you and your family.
There was this woman who used to have a twin and they both took part in the twin experiment, luckily they both survived till the end of World War II. But years later her twin got kidney problems, they went to see a doctor and were shocked to see that her kidneys were still as small as a 12 year olds.
Smoking them ciggs
HUH, I WONDER HOW THAT HAPPENED
I'm guessing the injections were PAHs
That was Eva Mozes Kor and her sister Miriam. Eva died in 2019 and her sister several years prior. I remember her story and her name. She is interviewed on several programs including The Accountant of Auschwitz. She used to go with a group back to Auschwitz every year with a group she founded CANDLES (Children of Auschwitz Deadly Lab Experiments Survivors). She forgave her torturers and the other Nazi’s that caused a wave of emotions as well. I remember seeing her interviews. She ended up dying while at Auschwitz with a group.
Oh I think I have seen a vid of her
I am so glad I wasn't born in this time period.
There's no way I could handle living in those times.....
No you weren’t.
@@edotyzz3497 typo meant to say wasn't xD
If u watch the vice thing on soldiers then and now they would rather be in each others war but its because they haven't experienced each others wars. Which one would u rather be in ww2 of Afghanistan?
I reckon Afghanistan tbf
Doctors still do illegal experiments on people look up what a company named pfizer did to children in africa and how they tried to cover it up like 6 years ago
This is one of those topics that the infographics show specializes in.
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That's the content I signed up for
My heart goes out to anyone of suffered from these terrible people.
During one lesson, my high school teacher told us about her former teacher who survived the concentration camp and was experimented on. She had her bones repeatedly broken so the doctors could see how the bones fusion process looked like. She was very short due to those experiments. I can not even think how much pain those people came through and most of them, if they didn't die, were left disfigured. I visited Auschwitz this week, very chilling place.
Wow. I'd be interested in seeing the medical reports on her from after the war. After all I'm sure she was treated thoroughly and there is ample medical evidence to validate this story so we know it's not just some made up story to get financial compensation. I'm sure this shouldn't be a problem and should be relatively easy to get ahold of.
My father visited one of the camps in the 50s when my grandfather was a Canadian army peace keeper and he lived in germany for a while. It must have been surreal to see it that soon after when the blood had barely dried
@@memes.5593 based
@@memes.5593 Are u okay dude ??
@@memes.5593 Why
May they all Rest In Peace. So horrifying.
Eh they had it coming
@@donvito5647 how
don vito what are you even saying dude, nobody should be experimented on like this
@@donvito5647 No, they really didn’t...
First off you're not going to try new things on valuable objects. Second now we know how long
My deepest condolences to the people that were used in these experiments. Learning about this really angers me.
How do you feel about Mengele's experiments being continued on children in order to experiment with changing their gender today?
Cry about it
@@joshbrovolski887 what?
They're dead. They can't hear you.
I got sick to my stomach, and I'm not even sensitive
Theres not a lot that I hear that disturbs me anymore, but this video did. I cant even imagine the pain and suffering these people endured. Just a complete tragedy.
Remember that Josef Mengele died of old age in Argentina. Never paying for any of his atrocities.
Never forget.
And now his followers 'transition' children in the guise of healthcare. Its disgusting child abuse.
Why never forget that? Are we supposed to hold a grudge against Argentina or something
He fled, we didn’t let him off the hook. There’s no reason to dwell on it, most of his victims are dead the same as him. It’s in the past because we’re supposed to study it, not regret it.
@@MrTheclevercat what are you referring to? Is it transgender kids you’re talking about? If it is, we don’t transition kids surgically ever. They’re given lots of counseling to see if they do in fact have gender dysphoria and given puberty blockers so they have time to determine that themselves. Many trans people never actually transition surgically.
@@ruspotter2037 we shouldn’t forget because he got let off even after all he did
“They were his human guinea pigs”
My guinea pigs: _get their food specially ordered from Germany, get expensive treats, more veggies than anyone in this house, cuddles everyday and love songs sang to them everyday_
And still your pig isn't free to live it's life freely. It is fed how you see sit, trapped in your dwelling, etc.
Your pig is indoctrinated, but thanks for pointing out how evil we are to each other and the creatures around us.
@@Charliecrypto i had a guinea pig i gound in wilderness,it was almost DEAD i took it home and kept it for 4 years until it died(dk how old it was)but seems like it had a better life in than out
@@sh1kiiiii we industrialized them, they should be grateful. Before they were using sticks and stones type of mindset.
I don’t know where guinea pigs live and how they survive in the wild- but I’d be fine to be somebody’s pet if they spoiled me with love, treats, cuddles, and a cage with whatever guinea pigs need to feel safe and comfortable.
@@cajmere9203 sweet, come be my pet, I'll do all of the above.
whenever I hear of things like this, my heart just feels so heavy. during WW2, my grandmother (Romani) was almost taken to camp when she was a little girl. she passed away this year, I miss her more than anything, she was and will forever be my best friend.
Sorry
How do you "almost" get taken to a camp unless you are doing partizan stuff/sabotaging the war effort.
my grandma hid in the forest during that time
rest in piece. your grandmother shall be in haven watching over you.
I h*te romanis
Cant even imagine what they went through. The thought is just disturbing to the core. I pray for all the people that were suffered from the Nazis
Really trying to realize that all of that actually happened to humans like you and me is almost unimaginable. How much suffering they went through. My great uncle died in a concentration camp every time I imagine him stepping into the gas chamber I’m done for.
I'm so sorry x
My grandmother survived. She was just a child and i wonder what things they did.
You kno... there was this little thing called "slavery"... that happened in America... for about 400 years? Not to mention all the lynching and killings that took place thereafter.
This makes me sick. I can't even begin to imagine what kind of pain these poor people were put through and it makes me unfathomably angry that some of these "doctors" never saw even a night of prison time or punishment for what they did. Heck, some were even recruited by other countries to do work for them.
I'm more fascinated by this
I'm actually impressed with your ability to pronounce these names.
He doesn't pronounce them totally right though
@@supposedly6991 meh you grow up speaking English and try pronouncing anything in Russian.
@@sethswanson6849 it was Polish not Russian, but good point
It's not hard.. just use their native accents and pronounce the names. Takes maximum 2 tries
I'm from Czech Republic and pronouncing those names is easy (he pronounced it really bad and the names were written bad).
I think that these “medical discoveries” were just a sick excuse to torture prisoners, which most of them did nothing wrong other than being born into a different culture. 😟
"if we dont study history we are doomed to repeat it" someone tell China.
We are already repeating weimar
And North Korea
Perhaps you should actually visit China for a second besides what the least respected local news outlets report.
@@Mrlorop they literally have concentration camps
@@Mrlorop china has set up reformation camps for uighurs, there’s nothing to debate about that
I couldn’t imagine looking at another human being and only seeing them as pieces of meat
@The goyim know Shut it down the inadequacies of an economic system and the sovereignty of a nation do not warrant the blanket generalization of people that are somehow related to the people that held power. It definitely does not warrant dismemberment, torture, and death of helplessly imprisoned individuals. Your ideology is the type that emboldened the evil that lived within the psychopathic doctors who conducted these atrocities.
@The goyim know Shut it down THERE IS NO STILL , ITS TORTURE . TRY IMAGING UR SELF IN THERE POSITION
@@travislovett1179 Definite psychopath along with your other dehumanizing, victim-blaming associate in this thread.
@The goyim know Shut it down and if i understand you wrongly I will wait for a logic answer to understand what you are talking about.
There’s some folks I could look at like pieces of meat, but no free, red blooded innocent person, that’s for sure.
They never talk about how the Americans, Soviets and Chinese brought this research after the war, in "Operation Paperclip". Granting these same "death doctors" asylum in places like Argentina, who still boasts a large German and Italian population to this day.
They just did a video on this recently
@@Vekktone oh snap! That's actually pretty awesome. I kinda meant as a footnote to most talk of Nazis, in general.
That is pretty dope that infographics covered it. They do a lot of cool bits of history, ngl.
My mom told me about that in the 80s
America the real terrorist
And if they didn't then all those lives lost and those tortured would have been for nothing.
Rest In Peace.
We really need to never go back to a society like this, ever
Honestly you should never have had to say that in the first place. It shouldn’t have happened at all. Sadly society is still exactly like this in many many places. There are so many genocides which are rarely talked about.
Just like back then, we have doctors still trying to change the gender of children.
@@codygames5415 and politicians promoting replacement theory
@@codygames5415 Listen, doctors trying to force say a boy to be a girl is wrong, but if another boy felt really like a girl and knew they were a girl it would be fine if a therapist was trying to help the kid to find out who they were
I don’t know if you know about operation paperclip, but after the war western countries brought these doctors and scientist over to their country where they lived on and continued to work on their experiments.
This is horrifying. I'm recovering from a lung surgery that was done legit and humanly with anesthesia n'stuff... And I'm whining about post op pain???!!!👀👀👀 I can't even begin to imagine what these poor souls went through!!! One victim said death is better....i believe she was right 😞
So horrible 😣 I hope you have a speedy recovery
Get well soon
Don't feel bad about feeling pain
Nobody cares
@@donvito5647 nobody asked you
Brutal video, but necessary so that younger folks don't fall into the trap of glamorizing neo-nazies and those with similar beliefs.
But it's ok to glamorize communists. right?
@@gregoriosamsa2722 commies and Nazis. Same difference.
@@gregoriosamsa2722 bro what. don’t compare anything to the n4zis and the h0l0caust. communism has not done anything as horrible. thanks for being an antisemite :/
@@cupid6080 You would be right, if we were in a dimension where Hollywood movies were historically accurate
@@cupid6080 😂😂😂
I visited Dachau in 2017 and never knew this and once you said the name my stomach sank. It was such a somber experience and now it’s hit even more. It’s unreal that there were houses right next to the camp and they turned a blind eye
One day we'll know what the CCP is doing to the Uyghur people in the concentration camp.
Biden spoke about it. He said it's just different culture and we gotta respect other cultures.
Soon
@@Muddyowns source?
@@Muddyowns "cultures" smh what a joke he is
It makes my stomach turn to even imagine what's going on there. Worse is the thought of what's happening in the North Korean labor camps.
Eva Kor. She was a Holocaust twin experiment survivor. I met her in June of 2019, one month before she passed. I traveled to her museum (in Indiana, USA) and sat in an audience of maybe 100 people that listened to her story and saw the museum, documenting the Holocaust and her journey. Her twin sister, Miriam and her were experimented on in Auschwitz when she was a little girl. Her sister died there and she managed to survive. Many, many years later she forgave the monsters that did these things to her. She met one of the doctors at the camp, 50 some years later, and shook his hand and she said “I forgive you.”
“Forgiveness is a seed for peace. Anger is a seed for war.” - Eva Kor.
She is absolutely right, I honestly don't know if I could. Probably, but who knows
Smells Like Human Rights In Here
Powerful message, however I wouldn't be able to do that. In my opinion what those monsters did was truly unforgivable.
Eva had three sisters. Two were killed in the gas chambers. Her twin sister, however, actually did not die in Auschwitz. They both survived the camp. Her sister Miriam died in 1993 and Eva in 2019.
Wow... Thank you for sharing this...
Thank you so much for talking about the Romani's persecutions! All too often my people are overlooked by history. Genocide and slavery has been committed against us several times and all I can hope is that it won't happen again, yet I hold my breath.
You're not Romani.
I see you.
@@shitpants9602 You can’t see him though? I saw that when I came to look at you. You’re not usually very honest from what I’ve seen.
@@Brumsly did you see me lying to the neighbour when I told them it was a dog that laid a steamer in their garden?
I am half Romani
I say this every time someone talks about the holocaust that our people are so overlooked and how insulting it is that they stuck the “gypsy” name on our people it’s no different then calling a black man the N word we’re one of the most Persecuted race of people in the world
They’re completely right saying that history will repeat itself if we do not study and learn from it, and work to prevent things like this from happening in the future. It’s incredibly important that as many people as possible learn about horrible things like this
Anybody else found The Infographics Show one day and never stopped watching? Also, LETS GET HIM THE INFOGRAPHICS SHOW TO 10 MILLION!!! WE ARE SO CLOSE!!!
Same
There is sad reality in internet world nowadays. Informative channel that really educative can beat up easily with channel that doing something very... dumb 🤔
Me. Binge worthy af
@@erwinmaulana5920 what?
Wait, until you find him severely wrong on topics and question everything you ever heard from him. His confidence and delivery make you believe everything he is telling you is factual. Point is, if you want to know the facts look it up yourself.
Man, wtf is wrong with our species?!
Short answer: EVERYTHING
What's wrong with people
A lot
I blame a Cold heart and lack of Christ like spirit. Aka no form of truth life love or goodness. But a natural man is is given into extremes so ... Man man is to blame.
As if animals aren't more evil than humans😂😂😂😂😂 who are you comparing to?
@@hyplix241 they're far better.
My heart is broken hearing about this.
@`Tanjiro Kamado` actually don't but I hope something bad happens to u
@@uwu-ps3qb yep
@GypsyLindeman You’re a fake Roma.
@@uwu-ps3qb same
Just a note, they NEVER used anesthesia. For ANY of the surgeries. Just imagining the pain that they went through is horrifying. RIP to the millions of victims of the camps. Truly unfathomable amounts of pain and torture, truly sickening. Although, we learned many new things about the human body. They found out using unwilling human test subjects, which is awful and never should've happened. But it's undeniable that many medical breakthroughs were discovered through these torture experiments, some more valuable than others. Probably the biggest was an experiment of sewing two twins together like Siamese twins. They survived 3 days and died a painful death. This lead to a Russian scientists who did the same with dogs, which survived for a little bit longer. But THIS lead to a man from South Africa who heard about both of these experiments, and completed the first successful Heart transplant, which has saved countless lives. That's just one thing, it's still beyond evil and wrong what they did, but it wasn't for no reason at all. Still no excuse
They sued anesthesia but rarely
You can die from the pain
3:09 So he was giving the bends at a slow, measured and deliberate pace? And the "wiggling" and "moving their head around" sounds more like the throes of pain and death, thrashing around from pain unimaginable. I love how these people always talk or write about these things in a way that minimizes emotion and makes it not seem so bad. That wasn't, "wiggling" folks.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing" - Edmund Burke
Yeah they tried. And they lost.
Ironic
Let's go Brandon
@@virtueofabsolution7641 yes. Electing trump was evil
@@philmcclenaghan7056 yeahhhhhh you’re about 70 years late on evil winning
This experiment was also conducted by the japanese empire to korean/chinese/russian captives. One of the most famous korean poet was sacrificed by this experiment.
Nobody talks about it but Japan's wartime atrocities surpassed the Nazis by a few notches at some points of time.
@@ipsygypsy16 Agreed
Unit 731
@@ipsygypsy16 my mom was a history teacher. She told me about the Japanese torture. I lasted like 5 minutes. Ugh.
@@TheLadybughug What did they Do ? Please tell me I like to know
These gruesome injuries and experiments make me rethink screaming in pain when I stub my toe
As a romani gypsy woman it hurts deeply beyond. we still face discrimination everyday I'm proud of my heritage and no one can take that away no matter how hard they try.
Haha you'd be the lucky one if you lived in one of the English countries, it's the opposite way around. Hopefully people don't discriminate as much to you anymore.
Wait really?
Please come back home to India where your people are from. Come home where you belong
@@skeletonmasterkiller yeah, the UN should give the Rromanys the region of Kashmir, so Pakistan and India could stop fighting over it.
As a father of twins, I have no words.
You got 9 right there
Something tells me this dude is a history teacher...
He is...an online history teacher.
More like a google enthusiast.
Ur mum
He is better then a history teacher
Actually he’s a narrator.
Rest In Peace all the people who died in pain and suffering in those camps. We’ll always remember you, and the pain you had to endure.
And to the survivors, you people are some of the bravest and strongest people out there, surviving the torture and telling your story and giving awareness to not let history repeat itself.
My friends grandfather was a twin experiment survivor. He was in a concentration camp with his cousin who looked very similar to him and they thought that if they were to say that they were twins they would be experimented on and then released which was not the case but eventually the war ended and they were released.
Oh so your friends grandfather got a polio vaccine and medical care. How fortunate.
Bless your grandpa ❤️
@prxy lol OK anti vaxxer whatever
Did he gain concentration?
The worst kind of horror and inhumanity. Even when presented in a cartoon format, the utter brutality is sickening.
Not really
Worst? Lol you have no idea. I had family, who have now passed, who stopped growing finger and toe nails because the British pulled them out so many times just so they could take out intel about other revolutionaries. Atleast Germany pays reparations to Israel.
@@bishnuchatterjee90 true
@@bishnuchatterjee90 pls don’t compare both is bad
Even thousand of years of Slavery throughout the world? Wow
The Japanese used to call their test subjects "logs" because Unit 731 was next to a lumber mill.
Nah, it wasn't next to a lumber mill. But they told the surrounding population that the Unit itself was the lumbermill, that's why they called them logs.
The Germans counted KZ prisoners as STUCK pieces
Japan is disgusting. To this day they keep pretending nothing happened.
Speaking of Japan, anyone care to explain why we've seen so many pics for Unit 731 but not for the nazis?
@@angelusvastator1297 idk but i sure like my old Corolla
Rest In Peace to those who lost their lives. This is so sad and horrible
In order to prevent history from repeating itself we mustn't look at the horrors and look down on the people of the past, but try to understand how normal people could end up doing such things!
Exactly
It's very simple, person in power takes a group of scientists, say if they do not aid in the experiments they will become subjects of such experiments.
they were never normal.
@@shambleslongplay3566 if you think this, you'll probably never learn from history. Even victims noted that most of them were normal people.
@@edi9892 yeah sure they were.
so was jack the ripper. ted bundy, and all the rest.. just normal people.
All of a sudden all of my problems now don't seem so bad.
Fr
Am I the only one who’s been binge watching World War II videos from infographics.
Im too
I'm so sorry for those who were treated like this.
Man I thought humanity evolved from medieval torture but ofc it’s the nazis. Killing innocent people is already disgusting but making them suffer a days long death in pain is more than evil
Oh no not the big bad nazis. Let's forget what japan, russia and the ottoman empire did.
Not to mention that the USA killed millons of native Americans. And Russia killed at least 30 million of its own people.
Humans are just jerks
Define evolved please?
@@nixonesport1998 facts
Jesus… you have to be a psychopath to do these types of things to people and not feel any remorse. I’m just amazed at how many there were in Germany at the time. It’s really hard fathom.
I think your understand of psychology seems to be very basic. 🤔 The same people wich are moralizing are phantasizing about cutting rapists dicks of.
I recommend some basic university lectures about what humans are capable of. And it’s the naive people which don’t accept their ability to do really dark things to others.
As if those weren't continued by the USA. Also modern medicine profited greatly from those.
@@markus4925 Stefan would you like to show me what capable of you doing to me 👉🏻👈🏻
Do you know how easy it is to turn a decent person into a psychopath, especially when there's a lot of them.
@@Leonardo_dAnivia If you are psychopath I would like to turn you into a decent person :)
I Met Eva, she was a nice person and she knew the importance of telling people, she was a great person, she also told things that weren’t involved, like how she hates holes in jeans, and her favorite food was McDonald’s chicken nuggets, but may she rest in peace.
the joke is that Mc donald have not exist during the war when she died?
@@mikumikuiyada Eva died in 2019... meaning she lived long enough to have McDonald’s chicken nuggets, thats why she liked them..
Was about to rant about your pfp and name and then realized i dont care enough, live how you want but you know what is right and what is wrong
@@TB-wi5dn What???
@@spamtongspamton7878 he pretty much said communism bad
My grandmother, Judit Brown, survived for 6 months one of these so called doctors, joseph mengle. She died last year, at the age of 86, and i miss her everyday. She raised me like she was mother and i will never be the same since losing her.
If we think we have it tough in 2021 we really have no idea what suffering actually is.
You're right. We have alot to be thankful for. Imagine being alive in the first half of the 20th century.. 1900-1950 so much death and horror.
cough cough* North Korean prison camps
@@turtlesarecool14 Indeed. There are exceptions to this day and NK is one of them. It's amazing how the Kims still get away with it.
@@kpopbest6925 you!
True it was worse overall but keep in mind that tens of millions of people are currently starving or in other ways in terrible suffering and there are still concentration camps in several countries
It’s really alarming when they start a video like this with “ it was a warm and sunny day”
It wasn't a sunny day?
@@r.griezmann462 idk
Holy shit. Pure evil here. The people performing these experiments must have been truly insane
science my guy
This had a reason, unlike Japanese-
Very sad about what happened to those people. Rest In Peace. You are loved.
Asan uncle of five young children, two of them twins. These all make me ill but the twin experiments are by far the most horrific for me. Absolute insanity and senseless experiments
it really gives me chills to have seen the concentration camp in Dachau and knowing that this was what many there had to go through, when the conditions there were barely survivable to begin with…. and knowing that it still wasn’t one of the big ones…
When the worst people in history gathered together to perform the worst acts of evil upon others, they say history repeats itself, I just hope that we have evolved enough to the point that it doesn't...
Evolved enough? In the last 80 years? Not to mention all the genocide and torture that has occurred since then…
I think not.
This was not the last not the worst genocide
America killed many more and is still doing it
@@dv9239 the last this kind of experiment done by US are in iraq, with WP bombs. Didn't heard about anything else since then tho.
Sadly it is already repeating itself, we just have to hope people finally notice bevore it's too late
I visited The Dachau Concentration Camp in 1972. My gap year, fresh out of high school. To this day I still clearly see the rooms and equipment used where the experiments took place - and printed information on the types of experiments being done. The housing dorms had maybe 10 inches of headroom between the bunks. The “showers” mode my stomach turn as did the ovens. Actually the whole experience has been life changing.
The head injury one makes me sick. After suffering a TBI from being hit by a car I lost my memory for two weeks and it took me months to heal fully. That was after only one hit. I can’t imagine being hit with a hammer every few seconds, absolutely depraved and disgusting.
That kid definitely died, they say it’s really repeat hits that do the most damage. If he survived the hammer no way he was cognizant enough to keep himself alive. Wtf was that evil scientist even trying to test, that’s just pure torture I can’t think of any application for that. Yeah I have three concussions/tbi I think
Death by firing squad was too light of a punishment for that doctor
It okay because god revenge is the best revenge
This is why history is so important and should be preserved at all cost...
The image of the boy and the mechanised hammer is so so sad. It's all sad but that one is just such a heartbreaking image.
How is it the Nazis had zero empathy? Hearing this, I'm imagining these things happening to myself and how terrible, scary and painful it would be. Did these psychos not think about that? Like, "What if this were me or my loved ones?"... Total barbarity. But I also totally agree that we need to study history and know what happened in gruesome detail so we know the terrible things that happened in the past and can at least try to prevent them in the future. The second these terrible events are censored is the second we start down these paths again.
People back then, especially on the East side of the world, had very little regard for human life. And it seems the further East you go the less regard for life there is. They just don't have the same mentality as people today. They lived in a different world.
It’s already happening. The Covid vax mandates were just the start. It’s only getting worse.
Sometimes i feel actually there is No GOD in this world else these atrocities wouldn't happened to Jews..because of such type of crimes Germany to be penalized for life time..
I was working out my arms listening to this and had to stop because my arms started to feel weak after hearing the story about the kid and the hammer and onwards. How can people be so cruel and how can they ever stand doing that to another person????
lol.. good question considering 90% of what's spoken about in this video is a lie and was proven false during the trials
@@stevebanning902 oh please, don't be an idiot Steve.
Wow… you don’t ever realize how bad it was until you hear these stories
This is heartbreaking that innocent people had go through so much trauma 😪
Why do I feel hard to breathe while watching this video, it's terrible
Same
Anxiety
Yeah same
Ur just so out of shape when you move you get tired
@@pxtricio8480 It's anxiety 😀☝️and feeling empathy for the many who died under these disgusting experiments.
May no person ever again be subject to the horrors committed in those camps.
Gota love that chip and cheery voice casually talking about horrific things
And the childish artwork
A couple days ago I had to get some blood drawn from my arm, I was so scared when they pulled out this little tiny needle, I can't imagine having to go through what these people had to.. Rest in piece to all that died
Sad that he has to keep saying this is real and that theirs actual photos and evidence because of all the holicost deniers...
Phillip O ... Made you sit back and take note though...didn't it???
Wow rasher is a great artist though I do feel sorry for all those died in the experiments
I knew that the twin experiments were going to be in the #1 spot. It’s heart breaking. For those of you who hate history and think that we shouldn’t learn it, we learn it so that we don’t repeat history. So that everyone can learn from the mistakes and tragedies of the past so that it doesn’t happen again.
Breaks my heart when I see the pictures of the kids from the holocaust 😔
And the fact that there are literally horrible people who try to say none of this ever happened is so sad..
I hope this helps us to combat narratives that say this didn't happen.
I mean for ffs if your gonna support the nazis at least own up that it happend
@@Auden. How can you personally support something you don't even think exists? You make no sense
Dirtbike Dom read again
@@Auden. I did even tho I didn't feel like it, you still make no sense
Dirtbike Dom dude just because you lack reading comprehension doesn’t mean I can’t write
Canadian army tested mustard gas on some of their soldiers, my great uncle was one of them.
I've heard what mustard gas does to a person and it doesn't sound pleasant. Also I'm Canadian
@@BillCipher_OG i think it was w5 that did a story on it. It was a long time ago though
Jeez bad news is slowly creeping out from *Canada* these days, which i didn't expect. Kamloops 😢
Agent Orange on Apache Reservations in the 1960’s.
@@danielcortes2338 didn't know that
thx for spreading info
My great-great uncle was among those that suffered experiments at Auschwitz. He had three separate surgeries. While it was never made clear to my generation what exactly was removed he somehow managed to survive. He lived on in communist Poland for eight years after the war until he passed. I don't know if it was a result of the experiments or just old age that led to his demise. He was the oldest sibling in my great-grandmother's generation and she passed in the late 70s.
My great grandpa was in a camp and it makes me so sad, he never said anything
@@0accipiters0 It's pretty common for those whom were in the thick of fighting or suffering an extremely traumatic experience to not want to casually bring up their experiences. This is especially true around children. I mean he was comfortable telling his sister, my great-grandmother, but she was a middle aged woman by the end of the war.
They were places where human life was worth less than cattle, beasts of burden or test subject animals. The propaganda campaign had been so masterfully tailored that to those transporting, processing & dealing with those in most of the concentration camps viewed them with complete apathy or even contempt.
That side of my family was famous, or notorious, depending on who you ask. During the occupation of Poland leading up to the Great War they were very active in coordinating smuggling of goods, hiding political dissidents, conducting sabotage & organizing civil unrest.
When the family was outed as a linchpin in causing so many problems for all the occupiers in the 1890s both the German & Russian authorities put a bounty out on my great-great grandfather's head as well as those of his children. It was at that point that my great-great uncle, my great-grandmother's brother, smuggled both of his sisters out of Poland. The younger of the two settled in Paris France, married a Frenchman & she opened a restaurant there. My great-grandmother was newly married to a fellow Pole & together they emigrated to the United States.
The streets weren't paved in gold & it certainly wasn't the promised land they'd believed. Polish immigrants were a dime a dozen at that time & companies had such a workforce glut that they could hire them for mere peanuts. My great-grandfather died from black lung in the 40s from his work in the coal mines.
My great-great grandfather died during the Great War which left my great-great uncle as the inheritor of the family in Poland. I know he married & had children but I know nothing about what became of them.
During the Invasion of Poland he had joined a volunteer defense force. He didn't leave the country when the unit was dissolved. Despite being in his 50s or 60s, he became a part of the "Armed Struggle," smuggling people out of Poland, smuggling arms & participating in the partisan activities. They captured him in the autumn of 1941.
Meanwhile, at the same time in France, my great-great aunt had chosen to become involved in the French Resistance. I can't say her motivations were as noble from a certain perspective. By war's end she'd become filthy rich through being so heavily involved in the black market that was so prevalent in occupied France. There's no way she could've gotten that wealthy without feeding valuable information or contraband to the Germans as well as the Resistance.
That wealth was still readily apparent in the early 80s when her grand-daughter came to visit us in California. She went on such a lavish shopping spree while there that everything she bought had to be crated up in two large wooden crates to be shipped back to France. She seemed genuinely surprised by how common her cousins had turned out to be. This resulted in her having a very condescending "look down her nose" attitude towards us. I was very young then but it left a very deep impression.
@@athelwulfgalland thank you for this thoughtful and very well thought out comment, ❤️
My grandfather survived and escaped and he used to tell us stories about his time there. He dies 2 years ago rest in peace grandpa
Rascher the original "Buffalo Bill*"
"Put the lotion on the skin or get the hose again"
"it puts the lotion on it´s skin, or it gets the hose again" -Buffalo Bill
@@interglutalkleptomaniac8423 It puts ze lotion on its skin or else it gets ze flamethrower again - Buffalo Rascher
Why
Bill*
Actually although tattooed skin was preserved AND the press said Else Koch wife of the Buchenwald Kommandant made lampshades etc
NO SUCH EVIDENCE WAS EVER BROUGHT TO TRIAL.
The worst part is that no pain relievers or anesthetics were administered, they had to go through all that and felt all of the pain...
I doubt that no anesthesia was used. Maybe it wasn't used on everyone but they still had to use it to some extent. You can't study the effects of a medical procedure on a subject(s) if they all die from shock. Some of the experiments were done to save their own soldiers so unless they planned to operate on their own soldiers without anesthesia, there would be nothing to gain.
The worst part of watching this is the fact that im from Poland, and in school we didn't ever hard of those things that make Polish history
The EU doesn't allow it
aha. Maybe you will learn more as you get older...
@@rosemarydudley9954 i ended my education 5 years ago, i don't think i will learn more in my school hah
@@aha.827 time to educate yourself young lad or lass!
Because the EU doesn't want to talk about where as I an American learned all about ww2 and the concentration camp experiments
My great grandma who passed last year was experimented on and “sterilized” she ended up moving away from Belgium where she was at the time and giving birth to a healthy baby girl but it still took her years to get pregnant and still can’t believe they would do that to someone
i really love this channel honestly,, it’s so easy to follow along
They are currently up in the sky, saying their good-byes decades ago. May all of them are in peace
7:20 This is probably the first time i've ever seen an animation error in an Infographics Video
Weeb
@@nyclizi Yes!
@@5utibun Cringe w*eb
@@5utibun All you're missing is your apex cradle. You wrote quite a lot for someone who wasn't bothered.
@@5utibun You would consider yourself eloquent.
This announcer really knows how to pronounced the victims names very well