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Franz Suchomel, an SS sergeant at Treblinka, on hidden camera explaining that the Jews believed in the beginning they were actually being resettled, but as time went on, more of them understood what was happening. But even when they knew what was going to happen: "The people were already... so poor and so demoralized that they no longer defended themselves. And could not defend themselves either. They couldn't defend themselves, because they would have been shot in the ghettos, on the transport or in Treblinka." Sourced from Claude Lanzmann's Shoah outtakes at USHMM (RG-60.5046, reels FV3761 and FV3762). English captions drawn from the USHMM's translation, with corrections from the German and lots of help from Gams. Cut and captioned by me.show more

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Orpheus Wettenhall2 days ago

"Because it made it easier for my men to do what they had to do. The less human you were in their eyes, the easier it was for them to perpetrate the atrocities." Franz Stangl, the commandant of the Treblinka and Sobibor extermination camps

Luca Rivalta 🇮🇱 🇺🇦2 days ago

In this famous interview, Suchomel explains how the Treblinka death machine functioned. No one is threatening or forcing him. Yet, those denialist swine remain unconvinced.

Stone2 days ago

I’ve seen the whole film twice. No music, no films from the war. Just now and a cold chilling testimony

𝔘𝔫𝔱𝔢𝔯𝔫𝔢𝔥𝔪𝔢𝔫 ℨ𝔢𝔭𝔭𝔢𝔩𝔦𝔫2 days ago

Ни в СС, ни в Вермахте не было звания "сержант". Не смеши, еврей...

patrick p2 days ago

Sergeant is the English equiv/translation of SS-Unterscharfuhrer. He was at Treblinka and was convicted for his role in the Dusseldorf trial in 1965. Thanks for playing.

Draco 🇫🇷🇫🇷 🌟🌟2 days ago

He sang the Treblinka song all happily in this itw Average german, they're all like him. Thats why this country isnt useful humanity well being. And for earth too

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Franz Suchomel, an SS guard at Treblinka, describing the Jewish women waiting in the "tube," a narrow fenced path from the undressing area to the gas chamber: "The women in the tube had to wait. They heard the motors of the gas chamber." "Well, while they were standing there, mortal fear gripped them." "[Wirth] was an organizer. As much as he was a beast, he was that good an organizer. You constantly had to be on the look-out. It had to be fast, because the removal of the corpses, that took longer, because if the corpses had gold teeth, those still had to be pulled out." This comes from the Claude Lanzmann Shoah outtakes at USHMM (Franz Suchomel interview, RG-60.5046). Thanks to Gams who went over it and pointed out a few mistakes in the original USHMM transcript. Cut and captioned, and timed to the original German by me.

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A farmer who worked a field across from the Treblinka extermination camp, describing what he saw when deportation trains pulled into the nearby station: “The corpses lay there. They sat on them. No room. Imagine August or July heat, with all the doors shut. About 150 inside, travelling for who knows how many days. No water, nothing. Of course they died.” He also described what happened when the Jewish deportees tried to get water: “When the convoys arrived, it was often very hot. The Jews were very thirsty. They tried to get out. As they got out, Ukrainians opened fire. Here there was blood and brain matter.” Sourced from Shoah outtakes, USHMM (RG-60.5077, reel FV3811). English captions translated from the farmer’s Polish and the interpreter’s French, timed to the audio and clipped by me.

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303,342 views • 2 years ago

Wehrmacht officer Axel von dem Bussche recounting the massacre of ~5,000 Jews in Dubno, Ukraine: “That line of naked people, men, women, children, old people, moved forward a few meters and stopped. [...] [The SS man] had twelve naked people at a time climb down into the pit and then he fired. Twelve, fourteen, fifteen shots. Then the line moved up.” Interviewer: “What was your reaction?” Bussche: “… Murder, yes. Mass murder, yes. But beyond that, the notion of extermination was quite clear.” “The truly Christian reaction would have been to strip on the spot and join that line.” There were ~11,000 Jews in the Dubno ghetto in 1942, and by the end of the war only 300 had survived. Sourced from the documentary “Der Judenmord - Deutsche und Osterreicher berichten” (Michel Alexandre, WDR, 1998). English captions translated from Bussche’s German, with lots of importanthelp from Gams. Cut and captioned by me.

Wehrmacht officer Axel von dem Bussche recounting the massacre of ~5,000 Jews in Dubno, Ukraine: “That line of naked people, men, women, children, old people, moved forward a few meters and stopped. [...] [The SS man] had twelve naked people at a time climb down into the pit and then he fired. Twelve, fourteen, fifteen shots. Then the line moved up.” Interviewer: “What was your reaction?” Bussche: “… Murder, yes. Mass murder, yes. But beyond that, the notion of extermination was quite clear.” “The truly Christian reaction would have been to strip on the spot and join that line.” There were ~11,000 Jews in the Dubno ghetto in 1942, and by the end of the war only 300 had survived. Sourced from the documentary “Der Judenmord - Deutsche und Osterreicher berichten” (Michel Alexandre, WDR, 1998). English captions translated from Bussche’s German, with lots of importanthelp from Gams. Cut and captioned by me.

patrick p

86,458 views • 17 days ago

"Lebanon was so multi-faith and multicultural. So, we had Jews, Muslims, Christians, Protestants. The majority were Christians. We were over almost 70% Christians when we got our independence in the 40s. But because of the way Muslims multiply, you know, with the multiple wives and multiple kids, in 30 years they became the majority. Once they became the majority, they were no longer tolerant of the people who took them in and accepted them and included them in the country. They felt they were not a part of the country. They felt they were a part of the Islamic ummah or the Islamic nation. So when they turned against their brethren, Christians who lived in the same country, and Jews, but specifically the Christians, they began massacring us in large numbers because they thought we are in power now and therefore we set the rules on how things should be. And that's really what drove the country into war."

"Lebanon was so multi-faith and multicultural. So, we had Jews, Muslims, Christians, Protestants. The majority were Christians. We were over almost 70% Christians when we got our independence in the 40s. But because of the way Muslims multiply, you know, with the multiple wives and multiple kids, in 30 years they became the majority. Once they became the majority, they were no longer tolerant of the people who took them in and accepted them and included them in the country. They felt they were not a part of the country. They felt they were a part of the Islamic ummah or the Islamic nation. So when they turned against their brethren, Christians who lived in the same country, and Jews, but specifically the Christians, they began massacring us in large numbers because they thought we are in power now and therefore we set the rules on how things should be. And that's really what drove the country into war."

Apple Lamps

31,353 views • 7 months ago

Listening to this clip of Candace Owens and Theo Von I actually started to question the other actors in TPUSA.. When Theo said there had to have been an insider to assist in the facilitation of what many believed happened to Charlie. They would want the least amount of people. One max.. So if there were ONE person, that could, in their minds, help pull it off and be the last person to be questioned… His wife… That would explain why Andrew Kolvet shared so much truthfully in the first few days, and it would also explain the genuine beliefs that their influencers have in saying Candace is evil etc. They believe that they’re being attacked falsely since they knew they did nothing to help so that means Erika is too.. But the problem is, they actually did do things to help they just did them unknowingly while doing what was asked of them from Erika? What do you think…..

Listening to this clip of Candace Owens and Theo Von I actually started to question the other actors in TPUSA.. When Theo said there had to have been an insider to assist in the facilitation of what many believed happened to Charlie. They would want the least amount of people. One max.. So if there were ONE person, that could, in their minds, help pull it off and be the last person to be questioned… His wife… That would explain why Andrew Kolvet shared so much truthfully in the first few days, and it would also explain the genuine beliefs that their influencers have in saying Candace is evil etc. They believe that they’re being attacked falsely since they knew they did nothing to help so that means Erika is too.. But the problem is, they actually did do things to help they just did them unknowingly while doing what was asked of them from Erika? What do you think…..

Sam’sFamReacts

52,238 views • 1 month ago