AMON GOETH HOUSE PLASZOW CONCENTRATION CAMP KRAKOW | CONCENTRATION CAMP AS SEEN IN SCHINDLER'S LIST
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ย. 2023
- I am in Krakow, Poland continuing my travels and on the search for Holocaust history. I make my way to the former house of Amon Goeth who was the Commandant of the Krakow Plaszow Concentration Camp. He lived at this house for a number of years which is by the former Plaszow Concentration Camp. Its still a residence being used to this day and hasn't been turned into a museum. I then make my way to the former Plaszow Concentration Camp which today is a memorial site to those that suffered and died here. The walk into the camp gives you an eery feel as the events that occurred here from 1942-1944 are beyond comprehension. The camp has no entry fee and it is free to walk around but respect should be shown. There are a number of information boards that show and describe what happened at Plaszow and the history behind it. Much of the camp was destroyed when the camp was torn down, but there are some things that remain and a walk around it gives you an idea of the scale of what happened here. Popularised in the film Schindler's List, the former Krakow Ghetto is also close by and is worth a visit as there are remnants that still exist to this day. The camp was built on a Jewish Cemetery and you can still see the remains of the cemetery and one grave in particular is intact. So come and join Nomadic Jas as I venture into one of the darkest periods of history and continue my journey after visiting Auschwitz-Birneknau and show you the Jewish history of Krakow.
In this gripping video, join us I embark on a spine-chilling journey through the haunting history of Amon Goeth's House in Krakow. From its dark past to its present state, we delve into the eerie secrets that still linger within its walls. Situated in the heart of Krakow, this infamous house once belonged to Amon Goeth, a notorious individual known for his ruthless reign of terror during World War II. As we explore each room, you'll sense the weight of history, a palpable reminder of the horrors that occurred here. Throughout this immersive experience, we uncover the chilling anecdotes and enigmatic tales associated with this ominous place. Discover the stories of those who suffered at the hands of Goeth, their resilience, and the triumph of the human spirit amidst unimaginable adversity. By shedding light on this haunting location, my video seeks to foster meaningful remembrance, paying tribute to the lives lost and ensuring that such atrocities never fade from collective memory. Join us on this unsettling exploration of Amon Goeth's House in Krakow, a chilling testimony to the darkest chapters of history.
I also embark on a meaningful journey as we explore the dark history of Plaszow Concentration Camp. A place that serves as a chilling reminder of the atrocities committed during the Holocaust. Step into the past with us as we walk through the solemn grounds, sharing the stories of those who suffered within these very walls. Witness their resilience, bravery, and the indescribable pain they endured. Through meticulous research and on-site visits, we strive to uncover the truth about Plaszow Concentration Camp, bringing this important historical landmark to light. From the haunting remnants of buildings to the eerie silence that still hangs in the air, each step we take paints a vivid picture of the unimaginable horrors that unfolded here.
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Jas, the building you couldn’t identify was originally the accommodation for the German SS guards. The Ukrainian guard barracks were situated across the road from the grey house where the modern apartment blocks are. I broke the rules and entered in March 24 and there’s remains of washrooms and toilets inside. It was my 2nd visit after visiting twice in January. It meant more to me than the Aushwitz visit. I noticed in March that the building works I saw in January had really progressed. There’s more paths and a lot more signage as the area is being converted into a museum. Great video thanks for highlighting such an important historical site. Tom ( Solihull UK).
To me, it seems messed up that the house was just renovated and a family moved into it like nothing had ever happened there.
How’s it messed up? The people bought it. The have the right to do what they want!!!
Good video - Does it take long to get here from the city centre? Did you take a bus?
I walked from the city centre as it’s pretty much a straight walk and took about 45 mins. But there is a metro and it’s about 2 stops away
@@NomadicJas Ok great thanks! Visiting here in a couple of weeks
God made us all in his image no one is superior at all we are all the same
Are the roads built out of Jewish gravestones still there or taken out?
The gravestones are no longer there.
So Goeth's house didn't overlook the whole camp, and he never shot people from his balcony (but God knows he shot hundreds). Filmaker's licence I guess.
The original camp is behind his house and there are a few videos available that show the original balcony.