This song was only taught to the men selected out of the train transports to do slave labour in the camp. Most Jews were sent immediately to the gas chambers upon arrival at Treblinka.
No, sadly, no. Most of the people who came to Treblinka for "processing" were dead before they had a chance to catch their breaths. Only the "work Jews" were taught this song by the Sadist Kurt Franz. Franz served a jail sentence of natural life in Germany. From 1965 to 1993 he was behind bars. He was paroled for health reasons, and died five years later.
Inmate accounts describe Suchomel as "not among the worse" meaning not like Franz, Meitze, ect, , not that he "didn't beat us....they all beat us". You were left to infer that he didn't torture them, physically or mentally. His trial seems to have born that out.
@@ronnie_5150 He denied doing either of those things. Whether he did or didn't... guess we'll never know. He probably did though, at least occasionally. However, throughout my research into the Reinhardt camps, it seems there actually WERE one or two kind German/Austrian SS men who really didn't want to be there, but their only choice was to do the job they had been given or commit suicide. Yankiel Wiernik (Treblinka) tells of an SS man who would guard them on work duties sometimes who told them he felt sorry for them all, and he would sneak them some extra food. In Belzec there was an SS man who could frequently be seen "sobbing like a child" in the evenings, another SS man who was beaten and humiliated by Wirth for attempting to get transferred away from the horrors of the camp (transfer was impossible - once you were in you were in), another who absolutely refused to work in Camp III (the death area), and one who couldn't take it anymore and was ordered to commit suicide by gunshot in the nearby forest, where his death would be recorded as "killed by partisans" so his wife could collect a war widow pension. I recall another one also who was transferred to a nearby hospital due to some illness (perhaps typhus? I forget) and in his delirium he broke down crying, told the nurses attending to him about the horrors of the camp and begged them not to send him back there. Wirth then had two SS guards posted to hid bed to make sure he kept his mouth shut. It really does seem like those Reinhardt camps... there were SOME SS men who genuinely hated what happened there but were trapped in the system.
I'm going to memorize this, and next Octoberfest, I'm going a German beer hall and start singing it. Any old German that starts singing along, I'm going to call INTERPOL. :)
If you hear anybody singing this song you will regret being a snitch: Sturm! Sturm! Sturm! Sturm! Sturm! Sturm! Läutet die Glocken von Turm zu Turm! Läutet, daß Funken zu sprühen beginnen, Judas erscheint, das Reich zu gewinnen, Läutet, daß blutig die Seile sich röten, Rings lauter Brennen und Martern und Töten, Läutet Sturm, daß die Erde sich bäumt Unter dem Donner der rettenden Rache! Wehe dem Volk, das heute noch träumt! Deutschland, erwache! Erwache!
I thought this was meant to be filmed in secret. U can see him a few times look at the camera and especially right at the end he looks directly at it lol🤔
As far as I know this was filmed by an assistant. She was sitting in a chair and had the camera in a bag so it's not surprising that he sometimes looks at her.
Because he was unrepentant. He even seems smug about it. He was DIRECTLY responsible for murdering Jews at two different camps, and was part of a mobile death squad. He served 6 years is jail for what he did.
@Bella Adamowicz i know the context but the reason they made it so upbeat was to trick prisoners. It is like how the nazis told prisoners that the gas chambers were showers
Horrible song! You do know that enslaved jewish workers were sadistically forced to sing this at a fucking nazi extermination camp right? While they had to burn and bury the bodies of murdered jews?
He's getting all nostalgic.
"No jew know that today" is a gruesome sentence. Almost a million men and women sang that song, almost all of them dead in the camp.
perhaps even more...
This song was only taught to the men selected out of the train transports to do slave labour in the camp. Most Jews were sent immediately to the gas chambers upon arrival at Treblinka.
Beautiful song to motivate you for a day of work. Might start singing it as well.
No, sadly, no. Most of the people who came to Treblinka for "processing" were dead before they had a chance to catch their breaths.
Only the "work Jews" were taught this song by the Sadist Kurt Franz.
Franz served a jail sentence of natural life in Germany. From 1965 to 1993 he was behind bars. He was paroled for health reasons, and died five years later.
That’s why “no jew know that today”
This is his 🍺 song even after the war
I have a few German friends, and I've said to them, "What is it with you fucking German's? You turn everything into a song." :)
When you look up the definition of the word 'Sadism'
This is dark stuff. Thanks for sharing, though.
The tune of this song is exactly the same as the Buchenwalderlied
its the same. SS-Man Kurt Franz was in Buchenwald before he went to Treblinka. From there he knows the song
Inmate accounts describe Suchomel as "not among the worse" meaning not like Franz, Meitze, ect, , not that he "didn't beat us....they all beat us". You were left to infer that he didn't torture them, physically or mentally. His trial seems to have born that out.
Right. So he only beat people less, and murdered fewer people than the others. Well, God bless him.
@@ronnie_5150 He denied doing either of those things. Whether he did or didn't... guess we'll never know. He probably did though, at least occasionally.
However, throughout my research into the Reinhardt camps, it seems there actually WERE one or two kind German/Austrian SS men who really didn't want to be there, but their only choice was to do the job they had been given or commit suicide. Yankiel Wiernik (Treblinka) tells of an SS man who would guard them on work duties sometimes who told them he felt sorry for them all, and he would sneak them some extra food. In Belzec there was an SS man who could frequently be seen "sobbing like a child" in the evenings, another SS man who was beaten and humiliated by Wirth for attempting to get transferred away from the horrors of the camp (transfer was impossible - once you were in you were in), another who absolutely refused to work in Camp III (the death area), and one who couldn't take it anymore and was ordered to commit suicide by gunshot in the nearby forest, where his death would be recorded as "killed by partisans" so his wife could collect a war widow pension. I recall another one also who was transferred to a nearby hospital due to some illness (perhaps typhus? I forget) and in his delirium he broke down crying, told the nurses attending to him about the horrors of the camp and begged them not to send him back there. Wirth then had two SS guards posted to hid bed to make sure he kept his mouth shut.
It really does seem like those Reinhardt camps... there were SOME SS men who genuinely hated what happened there but were trapped in the system.
Very sad and evil song
Nice man, great song!!
I'm going to memorize this, and next Octoberfest, I'm going a German beer hall and start singing it. Any old German that starts singing along, I'm going to call INTERPOL. :)
If you hear anybody singing this song you will regret being a snitch:
Sturm! Sturm! Sturm! Sturm! Sturm! Sturm!
Läutet die Glocken von Turm zu Turm!
Läutet, daß Funken zu sprühen beginnen,
Judas erscheint, das Reich zu gewinnen,
Läutet, daß blutig die Seile sich röten,
Rings lauter Brennen und Martern und Töten,
Läutet Sturm, daß die Erde sich bäumt
Unter dem Donner der rettenden Rache!
Wehe dem Volk, das heute noch träumt!
Deutschland, erwache! Erwache!
@@andreasgoransson lol Anyone that sang along would be at least around 100 years old. :)
@@ronnie_5150 thank God there’s a lot of young talents that know how to sing das Sturmlied 😊
I thought this was meant to be filmed in secret. U can see him a few times look at the camera and especially right at the end he looks directly at it lol🤔
As far as I know this was filmed by an assistant. She was sitting in a chair and had the camera in a bag so it's not surprising that he sometimes looks at her.
And then ask if the journalist is "zufrieden" happy by the fact he sang the "Treblinka song"
@@dejnecki1 ....are you happy now?....
Monster
This brings back memories...
Ah the good old days
@@deanbartlett9539 Indeed. Wish could I turn back time. 👴🏻
Any modern version?
소름끼치는데
이 노래를 아는 유대인은 한명도 없다 ㄷㄷ
Only a few dozens survived Treblinka, so yes he is right
Buh-buuh-buhbuh-buh-buh-buhhhhh....kindy catchy
I dont see anyone twerking! Hm?
@antonio703 Gracias!
Franck Pereira bataille de Somme vue et revue.
What a horrible song!!!
Victims of the camps were forced to stand and sing that song....and most could barely stand at that
This is dedicated to Helen Thomas.
Nice tune.
Waiting for the techno remix!
Hell yeah
I am a Jew and not a Neo-Nazi but that would be interesting
@@radleyssportscenter441 No you're not. Liar.
@@ronnie_5150 Du machst deinem Namen alle Ehre.
@MeBallerman Beautiful song to motivate you for a day of work. Might start singing it as well.
Nice song...Better than Bieber or Britney
Typical Pole, the German slave, but at least he feels he's above the Jew lol.
He shouldn't have said what he did at the end.
Because he was unrepentant. He even seems smug about it. He was DIRECTLY responsible for murdering Jews at two different camps, and was part of a mobile death squad. He served 6 years is jail for what he did.
What a beautiful song......
I am a Jew and not a Nazi but even I will admit I have heard worse songs.
@Bella Adamowicz i know the context but the reason they made it so upbeat was to trick prisoners. It is like how the nazis told prisoners that the gas chambers were showers
It's a horrible song !
Victims of those death camps were forced to stand & sing that awful song.
@bellaadamowicz8380Beautiful song to motivate you for a day of work. Might start singing it as well.
'All that matters to us now is Treblinka' Beautiful song !
Horrible song! You do know that enslaved jewish workers were sadistically forced to sing this at a fucking nazi extermination camp right? While they had to burn and bury the bodies of murdered jews?
I agree. It motivates you for a day of work. Really nice. 👍🏻
good old days
Yes! Beautiful song to motivate you for a day of work. Might start singing it as well.
makes a great ring-tone
Beautiful song to motivate you for a day of work. Might start singing it as well.
Beautiful
Geil!
no
🙋♂️
Wie Geil auf seine eigene Art
Wtf
Je n'irais pas jusqu'à ce genre de considérations, mais je me suis dit que les suppôts de Satan chantent parfois juste. Dieser Hund!
Aww...so romantic
Der Text ist völlig falsch
Can you please translate?
Trump!
Eskikindi Our dear President would have stomped this man and his Reich into the dirt- 74 million of us liked our life under him....you can keep Biden
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