Hermann Göring in Custody on May 15, 1945 (in color and HD)
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- Rare Footage material in High definition quality after Göring was taken into custody by the US army in May 1945. Here we see him on a walk accompanied by the US Army and a German Shepherd.
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We think it is taken in Augsburg in the Bärenkeller - School where he was arrested before he has flown to Luxemburg.
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My great grandmother met him once, she lived in Elsinore (Denmark) and he was watching Hamlet there once. She is 98 today
My Great Britain also met him once. He bombed her. She's still the same bitch of USA.
@The Mad Dr. S show man, you are so right. I'm now 62. My father was born 1888, indian territory, oklahoma. Born on the reservation of the tribe of Osage indians. He passed in 1980 at the age of 92. He never spoke of his past. He had rwo brothers and in 1902 they each went a different path, never to meet again. I think so many times I wish he would of shared his earlier life with us, I can only imagine the stories he had stored in his mind. Miss the ol man.......
james moore you find so many hidden gems in videos like these
Im from Denmark, Elsinore dosnt make any bell ringing, but a city on Zealand of Denmark is named “Helsingør” in english “Helsingore”That type of stories from old family members are worth gold. Hope you have the opportunity hear a whole lot more memories from you great grandmother
Why didn't she stab him with a knife?
No matter the setting, a German Shepard is always a good boy.
I actually thought, what a pretty dog. Before pretty much anything else. Dog folks
I was looking at the Shepherd also....one can see how the breed is supposed to look like
probably my least favorite dog breed in the world
The leader of the detail assigned to take him into custody was 1st Lt. Golden Sill. He is the person who actually received his surrender (Göring was trying to cut a deal with the allies before Himmler got to them). Lt. Sill is discussed elsewhere on the Internet, but he is not either of the US soldiers shown in this clip. However, he had a personal photograph of himself with Göring which he displayed in his café until his death in 2002. He was an educator and served as mayor of Layton Utah for two terms. He was in the Army reserve until 1975. He also happened to be my 5th grade teacher...and OMG, did he have stories to tell !!
Thank you for sharing it with us.
Tell us some of his stories, pleease!
was he a good man James? Still I mean
It has been 67 years since he was my teacher, so I don’t remember specific stories other than the Göring incident…who he referred to as “the 2nd man of Germany.” I looked up the history as an adult using microfilm of newspapers of the time. I had spent almost 3years in Germany back in the 60’s so I certainly knew who Göring was, but tied the two together much later. Mr Sill was a very good man who served his students and community until the end of his life. He was eventually mayor of his city. But when I was in the 5th grade he was famous for his military-like discipline of his students. Unfortunately that style would not be allowed these days. But later when I was commissioned in the army myself and went through basic (first) drill instructors were not a big surprise because they were a lot like Mr Sill…but the latter had a much better vocabulary.
And most importantly, he didn't know Goring was using him!
A day, you are the second most powerful person of the Reich, another day, you are just a prisoner.
Shouldve been a dead prisoner
And a year or so later awaiting execution.
After getting married to my wife, the same is true for me with respect to my home.
@@guckertott tell your wife Jack says hi
That the price for glory in history you can not have all
Die Straße, auf der Göring läuft, ist die heutige Bärenstraße in Augsburg. Das kirchenähnliche Gebäude, auf welches er zuläuft, steht noch und befindet sich an der Straßenecke Wertinger Str./Lerchenweg. Einzelne Gebäude existieren noch. Das, aus welchem er kommt, aber nicht mehr. Das ist heute Bärenstraße 8. Später läuft er nach rechts zum Amselweg. Dort stehen heute noch einzelne Gebäude.
Danke für die Information. :)
it's been 5 years uploaded, but still watched so far...
Oh ok
Ja, ein paar Straßen weiter wohne ich
Danke für Ihre Zugabe. Als ich in Deutschland wohnte did Geschichten die ich gehört habe waren so wichtig. Jede Familie hatte ihre eigene Geschichte und Kriegserfahrung. Es war für mich höchst interessant.
Hermann Göring spoke fluent english. This ability allowed him to gain an advantage at the Nuremberg Trials.
When cross examined by Jackson in english, Göring understood the questions and had the time to formulate his answers by the time the question was translated into german.
This ability to speak english also made him a favorite among the US guards, particularly Tex Wheelis, to whom he gave several gifts.
He spoke affluent english at trial ,it all turned to shit
Don farlan kangaroo court
advantage in being hung?
N vd Plas at least they didn’t get the chance. Pathetic they refused his request to die with honor by firing squad.
What advantage he get ?, they hanged him
That beautiful dog was happily unaware of all that happened.
I love venom snakes, dirty rats and big pigs.But I hate stupid people called Bruno.Bruno (browny)means shit.Beside that the dog is a American guard dog :-)
Because morality is a human construct.
TheTVisions All those beautiful Germans also were unaware what really had happened. Sure thing. Go fuck yourselves, western cunts.
Anyway, charming video.
it is Blondie's cousin
TC G there has been constant war since ww1, ireland 1945-1994, numerous revolutions that broke out since 1945, the last 18 years have been spent fighting a war on terror which seen two countries overthrown and a third is currently under siege, the war in africa, the genocide of white farmers today in south africa, isis constantly attacking european cities, Yemen school bus just bombed by weapons sold by the US, the US dropping Nukes, shall i continue?
a real historical film and so scary because looks like it was filmed yesterday.!! so real part of history.!! wow.
That's because it was originally in Black and White and is HD also that gives in it's youth cinematic
@@ninkbscott After his death he had one eye opened. Incredible.
@@ninkbscott Credits say it was originally in color. Check out irises at left at 3:41. This is high quality film which why it looks so recent. I wouldn't be surprised if this compound looks the same today.
Pamela Diez lol, it looks filmed 50 years ago... buy some glasses lmao
Definitely. The video is so vivid and clear that it feels like he is talking right in front of me though the film was colored later. The video indeed conserves the ashes of history.
At the time of this film, Goering was being treated like a celebratory and he actually thought that he would be part of the post-war German government. Eisenhower soon put an end to all that delusion.
Many of his crimes were unknown at this time, especially by the 36th infantry who took him in...
Конец его подвигам положил русский солдат!
5ygggf
He honestly believed that he could make a deal with the Allies (especially the U.S. & Great Britain) that he could lead the German people in the post-war. he saw himself as a real national hero who the German people would look up to for rebuilding Germany. He never once believed he was a war criminal.
That's right. Severe drug addiction can manifest itself in false self denial of the truth!
@@Loulovesspeed Even more noteworthy is his undying loyalty to Hitler during the trials despite hitler literally trying to have him and his wife and daughter killed in the final days of the war and forcing him to flee
@@LoulovesspeedHe didn't deny anything he acknowledged all the things he did he just didn't see them as wrong. He believed their antisemistic view was right (In a way Idk how I would be if what happened to them before the war would happen to me ... Might easily become an antisemite myself.
@@pyroboss3099 - Hitler clearly used the Jews as a scapegoat blaming them for everything negative that Germany was experiencing. The great depression hurt Germany as much if not more than other countries and this factor provided even more reasons to blame it all on the Jews. After all, Hitler was always looking to blame others for his failures, from blaming his Generals and staff and even resorting to blaming the German people in general for losing the war.
@@pyroboss3099 i think he had said that because of the way they wanted one party in power and the way they wanted to run the country, that they HAD to do it they ways they did . which is obviously dumb
This ability to speak english also made him a favorite among the US guards, particularly Tex Wheelis, to whom he gave several gifts
Including cyanide capsule
@@caesarvalentin6332 yep
He didn't speak English, except maybe for a few phrases. The pilot who transported Goring to Nuremberg was interviewed and stated this.
@@21stCenturySpaceOdyssey Goering spoke perfect English.
@@nick56677 Not perfect, but good enough.
Looks like a nice summer getaway.
Like my grandpa used to say, a general is a general at the end of the day...even when captured a luxurious lifestyle comes with the territory
The end of him wasn't so luxorious Reggie
he got executed anyway for his atrocious war crimes, oh wait he committed suicide just before he get hanged
Linus Wärn not necessarily
animal cruelty? weirdo
Goering was a WW1 flying ace, long before his weight gain. There were no planes in WW1 that would have carried his current weight...
HAHA he really let himself go, a shameless oppertunist
@@mcartautomaticriflethug Dieser Morfinist
that's how Sanjurjo died
👍👌😀😀😂😂😊😊
3 hundred pounds !!😂😂😂
Don’t know why but that whole first scene of walking to the camera, the blue uniform, Sunny day, sound of the film. It all just gives me the creeps.
Yeah and he wouldn't stop smiling...
@@blindmelonstubbly Just the air force dude... Not at all, one, That's a huge deal two, he lead the gestapo for a short time, and did various other things.
It's amazing that this footage still exists. Eisenhower was not happy with the way that Goring was being treated, like everyone's buddy instead of a prisoner of war. He put the stop to that right quick. The footage where his side arm is confiscated and he is photographed and fingerprinted was more to Eisenhower's liking.
I met a gentleman at an old folks home in Canada back in 80's. He told me he'd been under his command in the German luftwaffe and then came to Canada and opened some foriegn car mechanic shops. Nice guy and he loved the 62 vw beetle I drove.
Interesting! My father also was apart of the German army. Luckily, as in your case, he was able to change his name and settle down in a small village in South America where he died of old age in 2001. God rest your soul, grandpa Spitler.
@@Stratosfear.And why did he change his name? 🤔
A good guy who served the Nazis and killed people?Are you all right in your head?
@@robertomeneghetti6215 The name Schicklegruber just wasnt that catchy in South-America.
I miss Germany! Seeing the houses in the color film takes me back to Osterholtz. Was stationed there in the Army.
That's what i heard. I was in the Navy and their presence was almost nonexistent(except for Hamburg). A lot of my friends and co-workers who were in the Army and Air Force had a lot of nice things to say about Germany.
@@lindacosta3381 wow, you're a genius
Same here, i served at 94 Locating Regiment, Royal Artillery in Celle
Lonnie Clemens what years?
@@DroneLifeLelystad what is your age ?
When he approached, smiling, I really felt like greeting him.
So vivid it gives the chill.
Wow! I had the same feeling. The effect that had was odd.
Oh you bet. He was apparently quite the social charmer and could draw people in. Hallmark of the psychopath. From the body language I get the feeling he had been weaving his spells on the guard too.
Do you know whats better them his smile? He`s dead hanged body on the ground. It feels like grandma party seeing dead nazis.
@@henriqueb287 But he didn't get hanged.
When I watched the Nuremburg movie, I really liked Göring in that movie, I felt super sorry for him.
I figured that the movie was poorly done as the audience isn't meant to feel sorry for the bad guy haha
I've read (I don't remember where) that the population of England got furious when they saw how one of the nazi leaders was treated in this film: treated friendly although he caused so much suffering for the English population in the (air) battle of England.
Goring did at least save a few allied soldiers from the firing squads of Hitler. When the great escape happened, Hitler wanted to execute all the escapees but Goring told Hitler, what if allies start shooting their prisoners.
Rubbish. He was convicted at Nuremberg for being an active accomplice in the executions
@@lenafan492 You're wrong. The justification of the sentence stated that he had not done enough to prevent this execution at all. There is no evidence that Goering approved of it. The decision to shoot RAF POWs was made by Hitler.
@@grzegorzk8621 Goering was a shameless opportunist. His motives werent based on hate, but on lust for wealth and power. He went along with everything the Nazis did to gain such luxuries even if he didn't really care about the movement so much,
I am curious what they are talking about.
+MrGermanAnonymous me too!
+MrGermanAnonymous The GI says : this way please Mr Goering. Then Herman says : please don't walk to fast I am old and heavy. The GI says : we are following the German Shepperd. Goering says : I don't want to be Hung. GI says : No Worry sir we'll give you a cyanide Pill. Herman asks : is this better than Heroin ? GI answers : Yes sir. it will put you to a rest.After all you'd be a better pilot than fucking Red Baron in WWI.Herman : is this Blondie ? I mean the dog?GI : No sir -- Adolf killed himself a few weeks ago along with their dog and newly wedded wife. Eva Braun the singer. You know her ?Herman : Eva Braun ? who the fuck is she ? What about the Goebbels ? The GI : well sir Joseph and Magda decided to kill all 6 children before committing suicide. Goering : is that so ?GI : this is the end of NAZI Germany.Herman : Good Lord ! that's all Folks
Is this serious?!
Yes and No
Goring asked, where´s the morphine? a promise is a promise.
This is not the school. This is a regular double home. Adress is Bärenstrasse 6 in Augsburg. My Grandfather build it in 1938. I grew up in this House. My Grandmother told me that they had to move out for two weeks. The US Army needed a Headquarter and a place to keep Göring arrested. The Bärenkeller school was not existing at this time. The school is now located where the camera was Positionen in this video. Who made the video?
Robert Schneider contact these people! Look at the video description
boeferman1 Hi. I really would like to contact these people, but in the description I only can read that I have to leave a comment below...there is no contact address?
youtube@chronos-media.de
There ya go buddy! That's their email address.
Well, you better save some money than and put on jerky cotton cloth. it is exactly where he says it is and it even looks quite the same.
Any photos showing the same site, today?
Goering carried a Mauser pistol with mother of pearl grips that matched up with his sword and dagger also waved around a baton encrusted with gold Luftwaffe ornaments
Gold and diamonds
He came from wealth, and was raised in a castle funded by a wealthy Jewish man who provided for the family.
field marshall goring was a product of what ww1 produced. he was a excellent pilot. ww1 was the cause of ww2
He was treated with class. Good video. Thank you.
Gust until they got him to the jail. He thought he was going to be treated like royalty. But he had to commit suicide.
@@edyounkin1791 If he had surrendered to the Soviets, he probably would have been taken off the drugs immediately and (possibly) go crazy or die before the trial.
The US military officer corps are men of integrity and honor. Very wise and learned men. It's going to be very hard for an enemy to overthrow America because of these men. We are fortunate to have them among us.
@@joseftullen6372 All You need to overthrow America is already in America.
Wokemism is a cancer that is killing You.
@@michellesheppard9253What would have been
right!
His daughter looks just like him and said he was a wonderful father, a real family man. Looks like the guards enjoyed conversing with him.
Well. Considering the fact that he was a delusional drug addict he might have believed that he was a nice guy. When he sobered up at Nuremberg he gave Jackson a run for his money and ended up killing himself.
People like Goring I think enjoy life. They seem to be interested in people. They enjoy the finer things. They have big appetites in many things. They of course are charming and offer good communication and fun company. I know this because my cousin was like this. Me, a little more introverted. Of course my cousin never killed anyone like Goering. So I kind of understand how Goering was a family man. My cousin was the life of the party. Women liked him and he liked them. He looked more like Elvis than Goering though. He wasn't as smart as Goering I guess. But he did disassemble a Triumph motorcycle one afternoon and had it back together by evening. Then proceeded to do donuts in the front yard.
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He was nothing but a dangerous criminal who lock up his opponents in concentration camps starting from the 1920s he's nothing more than a criminal.
@@joseftullen6372 He was a shameless opportunist.... A good man to his family, but as long as he got his power and wealth, who cares about most others.
Common soldiers are usually tormented by their enemy while high-ranking people mainly responsible for the war are treated like honorable guests...
Common soldiers go out untouched, while high ranking officials are hanged.
@@hgjhgjhgification Common soldiers go out untouched just raped with their all family members .
well he was on trial.... did you expect them to torture and rape him for 1-2 years?? thats against the law im pretty sure
@@hgjhgjhgification yeah. Many of the SS men that committed the oradour sur glane massacre on June 10, 1944, got away with it. Meanwhile the generals that actually ordered it, but who did no killing, were put on trial, Heinz Lammerding.
Etc etc.
What about the hundreds of Greek/Yugoslavian villages burnt to the ground? No German soldier ever paid for that. Only a handful of high ranking officers, the men that pulled the trigger and lit the towns on fire, got away with it.
The massacre of the Italian aqui division by the Germans in September 1943, none of the Germans that committed the massacre were ever out on trial.
A lot of the enlisted lower ranking guards, esp. SS ones at places like Mathausen were hanged. Look it up. 61 were hanged on May 27 and May 28, 1947 at Landsberg Prison
It's stunning to see him treated so well after having overseen the bombing and strafing of millions of allied soldiers and civilians
Perhaps, though this was during his stay with the 36th infantry, and Lt. Golden Sill who likely did not know of his crimes, as they acted simply as if he was a regular officer who has surrendered and took photos and such, even drinking. Once he was transfered he was treated as you would expect. Even more stunning is the many Japanese who got off scott free on war crimes, including Hirohito himself
The allies did the same to Germany. Not justifying Goring just saying because generally high commands were treated well even when taken prisoner.
He did cop it in the end though . Or was about too , you know what I mean . It was the same result anyway.
@@mcartautomaticriflethug could not believe Hirohito was reinstated. That was so wrong . He was a war criminal
@@charlesmartella he is an emperor anointed by God
I think he actually thought that he could talk his way out of it if he cooperated with them. There were several germans who got away with things after WWII. Professors, scientists etc...
@Buttrape Bill do you have any history knowledge? Since when the there is connection between education to crimes? Those scums were the most dangerous criminals ever!
Yes. Unfortunately!
Coloured and HD? Looks like only a handful had coloured cameras back then. I want to know who was the cameraman and the maker of coloured cameras then?
Astounding that he didn't realize he was in custody; he actually believed that Ike would ask film for help.
Is it just me or is M. Bison from Street fighter loosely based off him lol
Sei froh das Adolf größenwahnsinnig wurde, sonst gäbe es dich heute nicht
LOL I was thinking the same exact thing.
@@flutschiger2948 Hatte nichts damit zu tun, dass Hitler größenwahnsinnig wurde, aber Amerika war zu mächtig für einen Weiner wie Hitler.
Imagine hitler walked with them so nice to go out with friends after biggest world conflict
Hitler casted goring and himmler traitors before the war ended and expelled them from the nazi party for trying to take over
Of course, at this time Goering had no idea that he would be brought to trial let alone sentenced to death by hanging.
Wrong.
He attempted to take control of the German high Command from the Furherbunker in Berlin.
It's obvious he had no intention to die for his Fatherland and only wished to serve his own selfish purposes.
He was so damn scared to die himself. The life of others though never seem to be an issue to him. One of the most blooted egos of all times! A real monster that humanity can produce.
The German Shepherd and the German Wolf.
Wolf was a pet name for Adolf Hitler, not for Göring... Hitler allowed good friend to call him "Wolf" in private. Hitlers Headquater in Poland was called "Wolfsschanze".
@@barfuss2007 The headquarter "Wolfsschanze" was not in Poland but in Eastern Germany.
Bei 1.28 sieht man die Kirche St. Konrad im Augsburger Stadtteil Bärenkeller. Die Kirche wurde von 1938 bis 1939 gebaut und am 21.5.1939 geweiht.
Ja, stimmt !
@@renataostertag6051 Und von wem geweiht, Eugenio Pacelli vielleicht? Oder schon Faulhaber?
@@abbevogler2619 Eingeweiht!
He never expected to be tried and sentenced to death when he turned himself in.
I think he knew it was a probable. He just wanted to surrender to the West so his wife and kid wouldn't end up with the Soviets.
He knew surrendering to the Americans he would be given three hots and a cot. Also he knew he could make friends with some and get his cyanide stash. The Soviets would've tortured him and his family to death from the moment of capture
If you remove the uniforms this just looks like memento films of two good friends on holiday. Absolutely chilling.
Chilling? More like just chill
@Samantha,
First thing that flashed to my mind was a naked GH /w a naked GI walking their GS.
But then I realised you must have meant if they were both in civies...
bruh
brainrot
Bet he thought he would have lived his life out under house arrest being able to write his memoirs and paint pretty pictures
The Chicken farmer thought the same...
@Deutsches Brot - German Bread Nothing,have tended many of coupe myself,cleaned toilets to.Merely a means of identification.Jewish folk may have enjoyed raising chickens to.Even after witnessing barrels of dentures,piles of footwear,the foolish still did not understand what they did (my point).
@Deutsches Brot - German Bread Fortunate you were not born Jewish in the Deutschland during 30's and 40's..I always imagine my family elder's,nude in snow flurry darkness,exiting a train and my grandfather dying to preserve my grandmother's humanity.I know I love my nation enough to die,but not complying with such,wonder what it would feel like to become a traitor for not doing so.I understand how the German citizens got pulled in.Truly I do.Hitler,Himmler,Hermann G had no excuse.
It could happen in any nation and has.I realize that to..
I have to ask, did the Nazis really have no idea how ridiculous they appeared? The mass gatherings, the torchlight marches, the designer uniforms, that absurd salute, the elaborately titled military ranks, and their fevered responses to Adolph shrieking at them? That baby blue uniform -- really, Hermann.
It looks to me that they're honored to be near him.
A truly great man - in every sense of the word.
Cómo? Oh Dios mío que barbaridad!
Incredible how he can just sit there in the sun knowing of all the attrocities he skemed up with his henchmen
@Deutsches Brot - German Bread No, like the fire bombing of Rotterdam
@Deutsches Brot - German Bread Don't make me start naming all cities throughout the European continent and Soviet Union destroyed by the Luftwaffe
@Deutsches Brot - German Bread No deviating from the subject. We were talking about the Nazi's & Luftwaffe
@Deutsches Brot - German Bread well you lost bitch
@Deutsches Brot - German Bread yep, middle school degree is enough to occupy a place called germany with 37 military base, easily!
"If war comes, we will fight side by side to save Europe from communism." -- Goebbels to the British ambassador, 1939
He was actually surprised when he was arrested. They got him on that "Final Solution" Document that Heydrich passed in front of him that he signed W/O much attention.
Goering was actually quite conservative and moderate when compared to the other nazis
Supes Me there was not any details on that document. It only gave heydrich the authorization to propose & implement a solution
I think it was the Nuremberg laws what got him
Wer Jude ist bestimme ich
„I decide who is a jew and who is not“
He protectet the people he liked and let his brother and Wife safe hundreds of jews because he was very much untouchable he was more of a very social sociopathic megalomaniac.
In another life he would be a gangster.
Great footage.Herman looks relaxed,he might be high.But he walks and gestures with charm.But he’s eyes are dark and have a serious look that cuts through the charm image.What he was balanced between charming and evil.
Charming & evil is a deadly combo as thats something most serial killers have.
they are all possessed by demonic beings.
At this point he still wasnt weaned off his lifelong morphine addiction so the probability of him being off his gourd are quite high.
They wearing one of the Best Beautiful uniforms of all Soldiers . Germany really got good taste of fashion.
Hugo Boss
But they lost two wars.
@@hervevanoise3687 sad
@@hervevanoise3687 if Germany would have won the first one they wouldn’t have started the second one. They started it because they were left ashamed and blamed after the war even though they didn‘t started the first WW and they had to pay huge reperations and were forced to have democracy even though Germany had a monarchy.
Fortunately, setting a fashion trend has no correlation with the ability to win a war!
Göring became an addict because they shot him in the balls in WWI in his plane. He had serious pain always and morphine was prescribed to him. Also the reason why he got fat. Otherwise he was highly intelligent.
I’m late but could you imagine if Goring was not on drugs during the war? His Luftwaffe May have been better than they were. Since he was actually very smart when not fucked up on meds
Totally false I was wounded during the 1923 riot in München by the Nazis he have been shooted twice around the low belly and have taked morphine until this episode fleeing to Austria his family paid for him for staying in Italy during 2 years.
Please check the facts before affirming something wrong
@@iDeathMaximuMII Well, an entrance of the US in WW2 was as devastating as in WW1. No chance to break such economic superiority.
Actually he was a good pilot during the time of WW1...in the Battle of Britain, Luftwaffe was winning the air superiority against RAF, but a german pilot's mistake changed the course of the battle...he threw missiles in a civilian zone and this pushed Churchill to do the same in german cities...Hitler then did the same by bombing only the civilians and this gave the british time to restore the damage, instead Hitler should have kept on bombing military zones...also in the Battle of France, the idea to bomb the british with planes instead of following them with tanks was his and Hitler's and proved effective in the fast capitulation of France
_'Otherwise'_ ? lol
He thought he was going on a vacation not a trial
What software did you use to restore and colorize? I uses pixbim softwares.
Judging by most of the comments it would seem that at this point in time (i.e. my time of writing this post) most people are unaware as to the horrors and gravity of WW2 (or, apparently, any war). I suppose that this might be not only because WW2 is now around 74 years back but also because many or most people either cannot distinguish between ''virtual'' and 'actual' or because people have been dulled down/overloaded/desensitised by information technology (or both).
Clap clap clap, well said.
"Nulla si perde con la pace; tutto puo' esserlo con la guerra." ("Nothing is lost with peace, everything can be lost with war.") Pope Pius XII
Good point.
I would bet a decent percentage of Americans support Germany over the allies in 2021. Sad, but very true.
Pelos comentários aqui, este homem não fez nenhuma atrocidade. Parece que não existiu a segunda guerra mundial provocada também por esta criatura nefasta.
Awesome quality. Imagine it with Sound, that would be mindboggling
The quality makes it look astonishingly recent. I'd kinda love to know what the conversation was between those two. They seem very polite to each other, not that I would expect some hostility, but the mutual military respect seems to be alive there.
@Hitogokochi "Sir, im afraid your execution time has come. Would you please follow me into your fate?
Oh, sure! Very kind of you reminding me. We don't want to be late, do we, son?"
Considering that must have been the ton of the conversation there, it's a bit weird for sure. The military has a dignity principle they seem to share worldwide though. There are more footage out there where POW are being well taken care of, being offered wine, food and whatnot.
@This channel is dead If y you watch German soldier interviews, they bluntly defend their actions as being military obedience. Of course some heavily criticize their own actions and the war as a whole. Joachim Fest is one of them, probably the most notorious ex military researcher of the ww2. As he says, many were brainwashed beyond repair. When critical thinking is gone, you have blind obedience for life.
@@rohrichoak9740 or maybe they believed in what they fought for regardless of the outcome.
Back in the days when German sheperds still looked like German sheperds!
Goering saying "does powder blue make me look fat?"
Guard "not at all!"
Goering "don't lie to me soldier."
Guard "actually, yes, you look rediculous but I didn't wanna say anything."
Lolz🤣🤣🤣
_'...ridiculous..'_
I find it amazing that Göring was only 52 years old in this video.
Life looked so incredibly simple then.
His smartphone had been removed for security reasons.
It was because Germany lost the war
Maybe without the mass genocide and 30 million dead from war, possibly.
Well, yes, you either got shot or you survived.
He looks like a guy that you could hang out with and have a beer talk about hunting and everything else. I feel sorry for his family, they were not allowed to collect his remains, his remains were thrown in a river which is really not fair.
RADIUM CLOCK He treated the American Air Force prisoner pretty good even paid them.
Ask all the victims of the Nazis if they were fairly treated. Fucking moron.
Not fair to the river.
Prick.
@Buttrape Bill he was responsible for the bombing/destruction of beautifull european cities like warsaw and many british cities/towns, he was also very close to hitler and he was very much a believer of the "stab in the back" myth (wich said that jewish politicians and militaryman were responsable for the germanic defeat in ww1) he was far from a saint, he should have been beaten, shot and spat on, like mussolini.
I can't believe that he even spoke a word to them!!
Supposedly he had reached out behind Hitlers back to the Brits. Looking for a peace treaty.
@@dougstyles I think you mean Rudolf Hess because he flew over to Britain in 1941 trying to make a peace deal but he was unsuccessful and was placed in imprisonment.
@@teamfilipino7144 It was in another doc. He tried reaching out to Rosevelt as well supposedly but never received a response. He was probably trying to just B.S. his captors though.
It just sucks...ordinary soldiers who were forced to go to war were shot, beaten to death or starved to death after being captured. But the leaders and generals were treated like old guests after captivity.
that just makes me want to puke.
What happened to his wife and kid they leave before they arrest?
Is this footage very far from his home?
Custody?
Looks like a retreat.
If you watch closely you can see that they walk synchronised
Ohhh mannn. What an observation.
American dude catches the good ol' Reichsmarschall's pant leg/cuff on the way out the gate causing a slight trip up
Eyes like a reptile. The smile never reaches them. A truly evil man.
The mechanical, "projector" sound may not even be correct.
I believe they were discussing food! Göring Steak House...
Goring was carrying a small bottle of poison which he later ingested .
As far as I know a lot of people still like Goering...
Not one man, who served in German Wehrmacht.
It would be interesting to get a lip-reader's transcript of the conversation in this footage.
It's most probably just small talk.
Fascinating video; rather than an arrest, it looks more like a social call.
The colour of this video is not the original one you can make any old photos and films as if it was taken recently
He was in custody and walking around as if on holiday.
Stfu
that was his personal way of live during the whole war...
Goring was a World War I fighter pilot Ace. A hero to the German Nation.
Germany only had murders and delusional lunatics, no heroes whatsoever
@@rich8305 It's because you dont bother to learn German History outside of WW2 but well you're most likely an ignorant american so it's expected
Raging Sage 17 Von Mackenson was a true German hero... with a damn fine hat, to boot!
Plus he flew his fighter home because Germany was betrayed by its politicians
@@shredspectrum356 wow, are you truly believing the "stab in the back" myth? What an idiot, germany lost ww1 because they brought the full might of the u.s and the brits down upon themselves, their kaiser was an unstable old man with psycological issues and almost two million germans died because of his warmongering ways, by 1918 the german army was defeated.
"Power Corrupts Absolute Power Deprives"
I had a old friend who was there when they captured him, he said he was wearing a girdle and they all laughed at him but he was a charming guy..
@Walter K Bauer good point.
They shouldn’t have laughed.
Goering is asking: What the hell is Red Bull Leipzig?
Amazing photography. It must be in full Technicolor which was in use at the time.
Amazing footage.....
Anti semite
@@arthurgilbert2648 what is wrong with you?
I’ve visited the Obersalzberg just yesterday & the hotel stands where Görings Chalet stood.
It’s strange to be so close to history, although, living in Germany, I should be used to it.
Greetings from America I heard some of the ss Mole bunkers r still there would love to visit. You ever been to willhelm stasse
Hats off to the Americans, Brits and Canadians for handling their prisoners with dignity, even one like this. My grandpa had only nice things to say about the anglos, apart from the chewing gum.
That soldier looks like, "What the Hell am I doing watching this Monster?"
what were they talking about?
Looks more like he was taken on a picnic
It's so eerily spooky watching them walk next to a church and the Nazi's believing that everything they'd done was honestly okay.
@Stuart Beatty The catholics in Europe did, not the ones in America. Many of them fought in WW2 including JFK.
He didn't know what they were going to do with him...
Amazing footage, I would have never thought it existed. They took good care of him till his death from Cyanide, he was to be hung.
I've always thought Churchill and Goring looked alike.
Their characters are also similar. Both of them were responsible for the deaths of millions of people. ..
@@agnivabanerjee3983 yep
Nice to know that others know that churchill was as bad as goering. liked your comment.
@@WOODR52 thanks :)
No they weren’t. Churchill was an Animal, an evil marxist beast. Göring naturally fought against the evils that so pursued against his Nation.
Goring Said : Herta Berlin is Champion ?
He says "Hey let's shake hands, forget the past and lets move on?"
Göring‘s like:”I was bad but now I‘m good.“
I'm kind of curious what the two are talking about
Jews run the western world
@@erichartman3760 okay loser, go back to moma's basement, it's supper time!
@@erichartman3760 whatever you say fash-boy
@@rodriguistamemer4406 Eric is right tho...
@@erichartman3760 that's not a secret at all
Is this colorized footage?
No. Its original.
Man kann keinem Menschen in sein inneres schauen ..
Jeder hat jeden Tag die Wahl zwischen gut und böse ....aber so einfach ist es wohl nicht ...denn ich wundere mich , dass es seit '45 keinen Weltfrieden gibt....Eine Weltsprache ... Wasser kostenlos für alle und anständige Bezahlung für Arbeit an / mit Menschen usw.
Bitte seit Menschlich in eurem Umfeld ..Letzt endlich sind wir alle nur ein Sandkorn auf dieser Welt🎉
Rural towns here in Germany still look very similar to the town in the video.
Stagger Lee You don't say!
Not much arresting going on... they seem to be happily hanging out together
The banality of evil...
This video was taken in early May, 1945 in Augsburg, Germany. An interpreter from the U.S. Seventh Army in Europe is walking with German Reich Marshal Hermann W. Goering. Apparently, the interpreter and another U.S. Army Air Forces officer are preparing Marshal Goering for interrogation. A group of senior Army and Army Air Forces officers convened on May 10, 1945, to interrogate Marshal Hermann Goering in Augsburg, Germany.
The two-hour questioning was led by Gen. Carl A. “Tooey” Spaatz, commander of US Strategic Air Forces in Europe. In addition to Spaatz, Goering’s questioners that day included Lt. Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Ninth Air Force commander; Brig. Gen. Edward P. Curtis, USSTAF chief of staff; Alexander P. de Seversky, special consultant to the Secretary of War; Bruce Hopper, USSTAF historian; and US Army officers including Lt. Gen. Alexander M. Patch, commanding general of Seventh Army; plus a Seventh Army interpreter, who can be seen in this video.
In welcher Ortschaft ist der Film gedreht worden????
I would love to know what they are saying, I bet a lip reader could translate !!!!
Im a professional lip reader and body language expert. I understood everything they said close up.
@@jonburrows2684 what did they say then
@@Kosmas.9284 can't reveal that. It's top secret
@@jonburrows2684 Inbox me man
@My Correo well, I didn't wanna say it. Glad you did
Who got the poor dog?
Goering looks like a bit of a nice guy, obviously disregarding the whole Nazi bit.
He and that American officer just look like they are having a pleasant conversation in a summer's afternoon.
He seems unexpectedly chipper and upbeat for the position he's in.
Ja, es handelt sich um Aufnahmen aus Augsburg-Bärenkeller (man sieht die 1938/39 erbaute St. Konrad-Kirche) , bevor Hermann Göring am 14. Mai 1945 weiter nach Luxemburg transportiert wurde.