NUREMBERG Rallies site by National Socialists (1927-1938), Germany
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- Nuremberg, Germany - the National Socialist sites, the Nuremberg Rally sites in Nuremberg in Germany. The Nuremberg Rally (meaning Imperial Party Convention) was the annual rally of the Nazi Party in Nuremberg, Germany, held from 1923 to 1938. The Nuremberg Rallies were large Nazi propaganda events, especially after Adolf Hitler's rise to power in 1933. The Nuremberg Rallies were held at the Nazi party rally grounds in Nuremberg (which we are visiting here) from 1933 to 1938 and are usually referred to in English as the "Nuremberg Rallies".
From 1927 on, the Nuremberg Rallies took place exclusively in Nuremberg. The Party selected Nuremberg for pragmatic reasons: Nuremberg was in the center of the German Reich and the local Luitpoldhain (converted parkland) was well suited as a venue. In addition, the Nazis could rely on the well-organized local branch of the party in Franconia, then led by Gauleiter Julius Streicher. The Nuremberg police were sympathetic to the event.
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I love the history that you tell along with your video's description I know this takes lots of time THANKS
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War history is interesting
@@VicStefanu I'm curious why you did not stand where the feuher stood
@@quintinmcclearen7640 Just a personal choice, I felt negative energy around the area..
@@VicStefanu I could not even imagine how I would react to the same situation only speculation I respect your decision you've been there I have not much love from Tennessee
This is AMAZING. Your video is instructive, full of accurate information, and just the best tour of the area I have seen. I kind of feel like I've been to Nuremberg and got to see the place for myself.
Vic - five stars. I'm subscribing to your channel and look forward to seeing your others! Greetings from New Orleans.
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Thanx Vic, I can't wait to visit Nuremberg!!!
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Thanks Vic. Me, my wife and our two sons were everywhere you were, on our trip there,but Silver lake. I was creeped out walking around with them, a desolate area. Not many people. You're there alone. Thanks again.
I agree, that lake was very creepy indeed... especially when I started walking on the ruins of the stadium, next to the lake!!
Thanks again Vic,so informative,love the way you bring history to us great channel.
Very informative and special thanks for showing the historical places where people like me can never go. Once again thank you.
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You should narrate feature films. You have a unique voice and an enthusiasm that keeps me glued to the screen. Great work, sir!
Wow, thank you!
Great job on this. I just came from there but you highlighted some very interesting facts that I did not know about. Thank you.
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Vic,I am following your videos.. this will really help me to share the past not as lively as you do it.. atleast for an extent I can do a justice to my students,as in I am a teacher.. may God bless you..
Wonderful! Thank you!!!!!
I was stationed at Johnson Barracks in the early 80s with the U.S. Army.
After the killing of children with handicaps by Adolf Hitler. I felt it was fitting and ironic for us to hold the special Olympics for the children there in 1982 and 1983.
I felt that it was also a memorial to those who were killing for no reason but that they were physically challenged.
I enjoy the work you are doing. Thank you.
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As always,your videos are of a high and very good quality,but i like the ones about places and traces of the war most of them!
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Really respect your choice not to stand on that platform. My wife and I went to Berchtesgaden years ago (just as a day excursion from Austria and for the views) and I wish we hadn't, there was a bad energy. Although the GI autographs in the fireplace wiped away most of that. Great video, first of yours I've seen. Subbing now :)
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Albert Speer once planned to recreate all of Berlin with the same neoclassical theme that you see here. I think he found the Nuremburg structures and the scene design for the rallies as one of his proudest achievements. He was a frightening figure: A German from an aristocratic family and with a university education that fully succumbed to Hitler's will.
Many thanks, Vic.
Thank you for your comments. I have the autobiography of Speer in my library...
Thank you for making these videos! They are very educational and eye opening!
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Love all of your videos. Very informative. Wondering if you will do a video on Pompeii and ancient Rome. I think that would be interesting. Thanks again for such a great video. I can't even imagine how much time and money it would take for you to do all of these videos. Keep up the great work.
Hi Jay, thank you for your comments. I will be going back to Italy and I am planning on videotaping a variety of historic places..
Albert Speer was a brilliant Architect.
I love history, your presentations are great!
Thank you very much!
Excellent and thorough treatment of this well-documented territory. One of the best, really. Also the tour of the historic section of the city itself.
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Thank you for sharing this video be bless
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It,s not only a great story you tell, but it is also a true one. Thanks a lot. Chapeau!
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Really fascinating stuff. Thanks so much.
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Great documentary - thank you 🙏
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Great video. Good that these buildings are preserved. They are a warning for the future generation.
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Outstanding, thank you !!!!!!!!!
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good video with lots of historical context given. Makes me wonder what would have been had the Germans not embarked on a world war? Thanks for bringing this to you tube.
Europe would have been a completely different place, but for the Second World War.. Thank you for viewing my videos!!
Wow thanks vic Your videos are so intriguing
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This is such a majestic and glorious place,a great architectural structure!!!
I agree with you, I was stunned when I first saw it...
Thank you Vic, that was interesting
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awesome as always vic god bless. greetings from trinidad and tobago
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A very impressive tour of Nuremberg;thanks for the video.
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The sites seem very plain and have a distinct atmosphere to them. Thank you for the video. I'll be going to Gdańsk in two weeks time and maybe to the Malbork Castle.
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Was the 'Great Road' and the Congress building built w/ from the granite quarry at Mauthausen?
Yes... a very sad fact that not too many historians mention...
Hey man, are your footage recent or are they from like months ago because I'm curious as to why you're in different countries every video
This video was created in May of this year..
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What is the camera you use, Vic ?? It seems to be a very good unit ! Do you use a "shake damper" unit ?? Spooky that there were so few other folk around...on a Sunday , early morning or late afternoon ?
Hi, no, I do not use a shake damper.. After 3,000 videos, I can handle the camera very well (I think) even while walking around.. I use exclusively SONY equipment, this video was taped on an a-5000 camera.. It was around 10am on a Sunday, not too many tourists make it this far from Nuremberg..
love hanging out there, it feels so peaceful and blissful, idk why
Glad to hear that!
wonderful video you made as always
I love your video
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Interesting and beautiful video, it still looks as of it happened yesterday
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The area as it looks now,was much more different during and shortly after the war, a lot of the buildings were destroyed by the american army in 1945, after this nature took over and the area was rebuilt with modern architecture.
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on a nice sunny day it looks the perfect spot for a few cold beers, am i right vic ?
I am not really sure what the laws are (regarding drinking alcohol outdoors) in Germany..
What time did you have to get there for it to be so quiet?
April...
Thank you for this video highlighting this amazing history, much of which is being left to go to ruin. I spent a large part of a year working on a project in Nuremburg and got fascinated with the historical aspects of the city. Nuremberg is a beautiful city with lots of great museums both to the holocaust and the historical city itself and the people were so welcoming. Watching this has made me want to go back!
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I suggest you use a drone to have an aerial shot and feature the old videos via a vis to what it is today...it would be interesting...
Great idea, thank you!
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Nice Video.
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Thanks for this video, it must be difficult to visit these places of known evil. I think the serene nature of the place contrasts strongly with the past. Makes me think about peace and the bigger picture. Same with your incredible Dachau and other Nazi videos.
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@@VicStefanu Vic.....like you i also visited many WW2 sites (mostly Germany and Poland) and my reason being, when i was last in education in the early 1960's it wasn't taught, in fact it wasn't even on the school curriculum. Now of course it is. Sourcing information was extremely difficult....no internet back then! I relied mostly on books (scarce) but the first real breakthrough in UK came with the excellent "World at War" series of documentaries by which time i was 24 years old. That showed me what i had wanted to learn in school....but couldn't.
@@Bulletguy07 Hello, thank you for your comments!! I do remember the 'World at War' series, I had found it fascinating..
If germany would have won the war,they had plans to build a large capital germanica. Fortunately it never came so far and a lot remained never built.
True... The plans of that city are shown in the film 'The Downfall...
vic another good video
Thank you!!
I dont blame you for not wanting to step on the podium where Hitler gave the speeches. That would give me nightmares!
Thank you for viewing my videos, I am glad that you agreed with me!!
where were the actual Nuremberg trials held at???
The Nuremberg trials were held in a building about 2 kilometers west of the historic centre. The sites that you see in this video are located a little over 3 kilometers southeast from the centre.
What happened in wwll îs nothing comparaing to what happens today
History in the face does not increase in the news and in the interior look and achieve
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you are looking good #gurujee
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The largest building was prora
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poisonous lake. Sounds about right.
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Propaganda kills!
Were the mosaics along the top of the colosseum at one time a Federal Eagle design? It looks like they could have been but were altered post war?
I have seen pictures of that Eagle but the whole structure around it has been demolished..
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Are you serious lmfao 😂
In this case I was...
@@VicStefanu Just make ya think how much evil had stud there and how many people could follow such evil and be fooled by such . And now here we are. How long ago was that? ( And there are still those who think that this want-a-be Hitler Trump won the election. ) Hitler put put up a wall that divided that country"Fears me not just for this country but for this hoal world "
What was the Civil-war fought for?
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Did the trials of Nuremberg take place their to
The trials took place in the city of Nuremberg..
thom dauphin The trials were held in Nuremberg for mostly practical reasons, not symbolic. The Palace of Justice was chosen because it was one of the very few buildings still standing after the Allied bombing that were A) large enough and B)had prisoner facilities attached.
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nice videos you should come to malta vic BIG HISTORY
I have been to Malta, a few years back, and I am planning on returning very soon, thank you for viewing my videos!
any videos ??? please
when you want you are welcomed malta's nice history is great over 5,000 years
I must come back to Malta to videotape the historic sites.. I was there over 5 years ago and at that time I was taking very boring photos..
IF YOU COME BACK YOU'RE MY GUEST GREAT VIC
Hey vic arre you planiing to viste kenye africa
I've got Kenya on my list of places to visit, hopefully within the next 12 months..
Ugly architecture
Thanks again Vic,so informative,love the way you bring history to us great channel.
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