An interesting video, with clear narration, without annoying background music. This lady’s English is excellent and her accent captivating.

@ThePastQuest

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching the video and for your support:)

A forever polluted river.

@robertchubb1518

Жыл бұрын

That’s Europe for you

Signing the commando order, really justified the sentence IMHO.

@gordkolle-bl1ci

Жыл бұрын

There is doubt that jodl did that. It appears that he may have been innocent. I'm researching the jodl controversy.

As he knowingly signed the Commissar Order and the Commando Order he was subject to prosecution and the penalty he received.

@herrlich1461

Жыл бұрын

The Commissars were no combattants but behaving as such. They were understandibly not treated as captured soldiers.

@MT-kc6rq

Жыл бұрын

He was a paper-pusher. Nothing he did was off his own bat. Like Hess, he wrote up and signed the orders Hitler told him to. Nothing truly originated with him

@randomobserver8168

Жыл бұрын

The Commando Order was a war crime and justly punished- commandos fought in uniform openly as soldiers. Nothing unusual about raiding tactics- that alone doesn't make one a franc tireur or any other kind of nonstandard pseudo combatant. They were soldiers. Partisans, spies, any commando who happened perhaps to be doing an op in civilian clothes or German uniform, if that happened [it'd be more common for special operators now], would have been legitimate executions. Cases where the soldiers are able to shed foreign kit and are wearing proper national uniform underneath are dodgy, but if they manage to change while fighting and you only capture them after, you are obliged to take them POW. Ruse of war is legal. For example, if the US had captured any Operation Greif units fighting still in Allied uniform, which apparently they did not, the Germans being aware of the way to survive, they could have executed them. [Correction- they did execute several German soldiers taken in US uniform.] Commissars is more difficult. They weren't combatants and did not formally exercise command or hold military officer rank. But they were in uniform and part of the chain of command in some sense, so they were part of the army structure, properly dressed, and could be considered analogous to a member of any uniformed army support services branch, MAYBE entitled to pick up a weapon too and defend a post at need. Plus, the Germans eventually got around to appointing NS Guidance Officers in 1944, their own commissars and, at least, Western Allies didn't execute them. Maybe the Russians did a few, I don't know. They kept vast numbers of POWs never to be seen again, so who knows what they did to most of them, never mind the NSFOs. OTOH, the NSFOs WERE military officers with additional duties and had rank and command authority, indisputably part of the chain of command in the traditional senses. Ultimately I come down on the side history adopted wrt the commissars, but it's a nearer run thing. Of course, in practice, the issue is the Russians would hardly have accepted doing anything else, and they were winners bestriding the carcass of much of German Europe. They earned the right to have at least some of the terms to dictate. If they'd lost, the horrible stuff the Germans would have done to them scarcely bears contemplation, considering what they already had done and what we know of their plans. But even a more legitimate German regime would have been fair to declare the Communist Party and the NKVD criminal organizations like we did with the NSDAP and SS in the real world. Moral equivalence in truth, avoided by Soviet victory.

@herrlich1461

Жыл бұрын

@@randomobserver8168 You miss the fact that the allies aligned themselves with the most bloodthirsty and destructive ideology in human history: Bolshevism. It is the destroyer of civilisations. That's no reason to pat yourself on the back for. Now that western societies are still embracing it, since decades, we can now clearly see where they are headed. Into non-existence, with a small elitist and utterly cynical group of people who do not care a hoot cahoot, enjoying the party at the cost of their own people. The National Socialists warned the world about this danger straight from the beginning and decided to destroy it, before it would grow and spread. London and Washington decided to aid Bolshevism and it has grown. And it is growing stronger every single day.

@raypurchase801

Жыл бұрын

@@randomobserver8168 Agreed. A very detailed comment. Sad so few people will read it.

Besatzer sind keine Richter !!!

@gj918

2 жыл бұрын

Natürlich sind sie das, nur ist es nicht richtig.

@omarmiftah9002

2 жыл бұрын

Besatzer haben die Deutschen gerettet, sonst wurden Sie alle gehängt !!!

@kriegshammer2161

Жыл бұрын

Befangene Richter die richten.Jeder Laie weis was so ein Prozess juristisch und moralisch dann wert ist ! Auch wenn die meisten die dort waren vor Gericht gehört haben.

@amekachihasibuan4886

Жыл бұрын

@@kriegshammer2161 history written by the victors.....Germany,you are our friends tenno heika banzai we will comeback and repay

@amekachihasibuan4886

Жыл бұрын

@@kriegshammer2161Hiroshima and Nagasaki our spirit

They all good Ole boys would not hurt anyone.

Only difference between a war hero and a war criminal is whose side won

@StevenKeery

Жыл бұрын

Hennie Lintvelt: Utter nonsense, where did you get that Pearl of Wisdom from, a Christmas Cracker?

@hennielintvelt2464

Жыл бұрын

@@StevenKeery My answer will depend whether you a yank or a Pom. I suspect Pom, so I will say Boer War. 45000 women and children and old people murdered in concentration camps . Poms won the war, nobody hanged for war crimes.

He signed an order to execute soldiers that were in the proper uniform. The sentence was justified. There were many that were executed under this order.

@heinzfissimatent4294

Жыл бұрын

british and americans too?

@mirquellasantos2716

Жыл бұрын

@@heinzfissimatent4294 British and American soldiers yes but never like Germans. The fact that Germans tortured and gassed millions of small children tells you that they were the most diabolical people that ever existed.

War criminal, proper punishment.

He is a disputed figure, as he seem to have supported some of the inhuman actions as the execution of russian polit / kommisar officers. What cannot be disputed is his contribution to secure the conquer of Narvik against superior british naval forves, which was a extraordinary achievement.

@georgej2058

Жыл бұрын

A few points: 1. Soviet commissars were not Russian. I would specify what precise ethnicity they are, but KZread is owned and operated by people of that exact ethnicity, and thus ban any mention of this fact. 2. Soviet commissars were the most evil, brutal & sadistic vermin to walk the Earth. The treaties and conventions of humane treatment of POWs did not apply to them because they were not regular uniformed soldiers. 3. It is generally accepted that National Socialist Germany treated American, British, Soviet, etc. POWs in accordance with all treaties and conventions. Commissars (like partizans) were exempt from this for obvious, justified and understandable reasons.

Hermoso final!

Hitler did not commoit suicide, he lived out his years in Argentina and died of old age.

@mirquellasantos2716

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, He was living there alongside Peter pan.

@raypurchase801

Жыл бұрын

I wanna see the deleted scenes from "Downfall", where AH boards his submarine.

Germany has not accepted the Nuremberg Trial verdicts until today. The main reason is, that they were based on law which was not valid at the time when the crimes were committed. The conduction of the trials in this way was not necessarily stupid, because most of the committed crimes were also illegal under the law of the Germany Reich. Murder was of course also a crime during 1933 until 1945. And Germany has accepted also the international law of Geneva convention.

@Jerrypie77

Жыл бұрын

‘“Murder was a crime during 1933 until 1945.” Murder was a mantra, not a crime, for the Nazis. If a German killed another German, yes, he/she would be put on trial. If the Gestapo or the SS killed a German for whatever reason they were not subjected to any investigation. The murder of innocent ‘enemies’ of the state was not only legal but endorsed and pursued to an extreme. Not to mention the millions of non-‘Aryans’ murdered under the Nazi regime, your statement is absurd and offensive, to say the least.

@mirquellasantos2716

Жыл бұрын

I know that Germany didn't accept the Nuremberg Trial verdicts cause Germany alone protected 96% of the Nazis who committed atrocities. I tell you that 99% of Germans knew what was happening just didn't care.

@henryseidel5469

Жыл бұрын

@@Jerrypie77 Do you think Hiroshima, Nagasaky and MyLai were war crimes as well ? Or are there double standards: One for Uncle Sam, and a second one for the rest of the world !

Very interesting man for sure. But like Keitel it is impossible to believe he knew not of what his orders meant. He had some harsh nick names among the troops.... like Keitel, and both had a healthy disdain for human rights.

@brunokirchensittenbach9294

Жыл бұрын

As well George Bush, Obama,LBJ,Henry Kissinger, Madeline Albright, and many others American luminaries…🐖💨🇺🇸

@mickcollins113

Жыл бұрын

That's why I'm glad he had a long suffering execution

@Invictus888

Жыл бұрын

Rubbish. Post war propaganda non-sense. Nothing but. The Allies were looking for scapegoats, Jodl was one of those that came in handy, along with other high ranking German officers. Had the roles been reversed half the Officer corps on the western Allies site and most of the Russian officer corps would have been executed for war crimes, including Churchill and other western leaders.

@Rabmac1UK

Жыл бұрын

Un-Healthy Disdain for Human Rights....that is what I hope you meant

@Rabmac1UK

Жыл бұрын

@keithstevens3294 There is nothing Beautiful about black. Quite the opposite, white is beautiful

A friend gave me a copy of the instrument of surrender that Jodl signed. She found it folded in half in a library book. The signatures are in ink and the document is yellowed with time. I wonder if there were copies made of the original document to give to commanders in the field to prove Germany had surrendered.

@petesmith9472

Жыл бұрын

Jodl signed four instruments of surrender and then another three versions were signed as confirmation a day later by Keitel. it’s easy to tell if yours is fake. Only the English and Russian versions were considered authoritative. I’d be interested in taking a look

@Triumphs1962

Жыл бұрын

@@petesmith9472 I can email you a picture if you like

@StevenKeery

Жыл бұрын

@@Triumphs1962 : There is another historian with a You Tube channel that I am sure would also be interested in viewing your document. His name is Dr. Mark Felton, his channel concentrates mainly on WW2.

@Triumphs1962

Жыл бұрын

@@StevenKeery Thank you Steven, I will try to contact him.

@susannesperre9573

Жыл бұрын

Not Germany!

to the narator: If you try to reproduce german sentences, do learn correct pronounciation. "Ewiges Deutschland" (eternal Germany) is pronounced at the beginning like "eerie" in English.

Execution or murder, since six years later he was found innocent of the four charges that led to his death.

La verdad es dura y triste: cuando un país gana una guerra no sólo tiene derechos totales sobre el territorio de la nación vencida, También se gana el “derecho” a (re)escribir la historia del conflicto que condujo a la guerra. Se hace del derecho de imponer su propio punto de vista como “la verdad”, acusando al país derrotado de ser “maligno, equivocado, criminal y ambicioso…” “nosotros somos los buenos; los otros son siempre los malos”. “Nuestros muchachos son héroes; los otros son monstruos diabólicos que merecen ser muertos hasta el último bebe de 2 años”. Pues, si honestamente se deseara castigar los crímenes de guerra cometidos por todos los países beligerantes - vencedores y vencidos - entonces se tendría que montar un tribunal internacional militar y político de gigantescas proporciones, y libre de dobles estándares y censura. Pues si de crímenes de guerra se trata, ¿qué podemos decir entonces del caso del Comandante Británico de la Real Fuerza Aérea durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, Sir Arthur Harris (también conocido como, “Bombardero Harris” y “Carnicero Harris”), quién inventó e implementó el concepto de “bombardeos por área” en lugar de “bombardeos de precisión”; eufemísticamente, “Bombardeos Estratégicos”, que era otra manera de decir “si algo se mueve en territorio alemán hay que pulverizarlo completamente”. En julio de 1943, a través de la “Operación Gomorra”, el “Bombardero Harris” supo desatar una horrenda tormenta de fuego con sus bombarderos sobre Hamburgo, achicharrando a decenas de miles de civiles, que luego repitió con enorme éxito sobre todas las grandes ciudades de Alemania. En sus propias palabras, “el objetivo de la Ofensiva Bombardera Combinada debiera explicitarse sin ambigüedad: se buscaba destruir las ciudades alemanas, matando a trabajadores alemanes, y desarticulando la vida civilizada en toda Alemania… destruyendo viviendas, servicios públicos, transportes y vidas, generando un problema de refugiados a una escala sin precedentes, que conduzca al colapso de la moral tanto en la retaguardia como en los frentes de guerra debido al miedo a los bombardeos amplios y crecientes. Estas son las metas aceptadas e intencionales de nuestra política de bombardeos. No son una mera consecuencia de nuestros esfuerzos para destruir factorías” Terminada la guerra mundial, ¿alguien juzgó al “Bombardero Harris” por sus horrendos crímenes? No exactamente. En vez, en 1992 la Reina Madre de Inglaterra inauguró una estatua honrando la memoria de Harris en el predio de la Iglesia San Clemente Danés en Londres, mientras muchos manifestantes gritaban “¡Harris fue un criminal de guerra!” Pues la Verdad Histórica es que cientos de miles de hombres, mujeres y niños alemanes - civiles y militares - sufrieron horrendas muertes y heridas gracias a la creatividad del “Bombardero Harris” ¿Y qué hay de políticos “democráticos” como el presidente estadounidense Franklin Roosevelt y el premier británico Winston Churchill, y sus jefes militares que unieron sus fuerzas para destruir la ciudad abierta de Dresde en febrero 1945 cuando la derrota alemana era ineludible y esa ciudad se había convertido en un punto de reunión para cientos de miles de refugiados civiles que huían del avance del Ejército Rojo? El 13 de febrero de 1945 Inglaterra despachó una primera oleada de 244 bombarderos cuatrimotor pesados de la RAF, seguidos por una segunda oleada de 529 bombarderos. Al día siguiente, Estados Unidos despachó 300 bombarderos pesados B17. Todos sobre Dresde. Se estima que hubo más de 300.000 muertos - la mayoría civiles, incluyendo a decenas de miles de niños. Todos calcinados por el fuego y las bombas. Estados Unidos y Gran Bretaña alegan que no tenían otra opción que asesinar a millones y millones en Hamburgo, Dresde, Berlín, Múnich, Hannover, Frankfurt, Colonia, Ulm, Tokio, Kioto, Osaka, Hiroshima y Nagasaki… ¡Sólo lo hicieron para terminar rápidamente con aquella guerra!,,, la doble moral de los "democraticos" aliados…

@djangorheinhardt

Жыл бұрын

I wish I could read this article but , unfortunately ,my linguistic skills dont travel well ,infact don't travel beyond English !

@robertomeneghetti6215

Жыл бұрын

Y fijate lo que habrian escrito los Alemanes, si vencedores: solo la verdad, toda la verdad, nada mas que la verdad! Me haces reir...

@Cesarc2

Жыл бұрын

Comparto. Hubo crímenes brutales desde el otro bando. Creo que en la lista falta uno: Katyn.

@Cesarc2

Жыл бұрын

@@djangorheinhardt No problem, you must learn spanish, that's all.

@robertomeneghetti6215

Жыл бұрын

@@Cesarc2 En el otro lado faltan seis milliones!

Those sound like the right charges for Vlad. Putin.

Justiça foi feita

Merci pour les erreurs du Tribunal.. Il a payé de sa vie pour des crimes de guerre commis par ses collègues officiers généraux.

I prefer Black Jack Ketchum's final words on the gallows: "Let 'er rip".

Actually the Americans,immediately after WW2 employs the services of General Jodl to help plan strategic defences across Europe against Stalin's Russia in a War which the Americans believed would come .When Jodl was arraigned at Nuremberg the Americans were quite dissapointed and hoped he would be spared the rope .When he was sentenced to death they,the Americans ,fought to have his sentence commuted but the Russians prevailed. Because of the Americans objections the executions were put back for 7 days but he was then executed .These deliberations went on behind the scenes .

@j.bradleyheck1589

2 жыл бұрын

What are you blathering about Tarantino ? He was never a part of "Operation Paperclip "! America was conciliatory to Russia, thus the reason General G.S. Patton was censured for criticizing Soviet Russia ! We were strictly interested in scientists and later S.D. & S.S. methodology.

@omarmiftah9002

2 жыл бұрын

@Keith Stevens like the most NaziS

@chipschannel9494

Жыл бұрын

Signing the commissar order condemned him.

@dorothyburry42

Жыл бұрын

If Jodl and Keitel were guilty of war crimes then why weren't ALL German generals and admirals guilty of war crimes? Hell, a lot of them ended up in the West German military.

@nunocbnunocb5875

Жыл бұрын

@@chipschannel9494 I guess that Morgenthau who bluntly was a partisan of a genocide, was never convicted.

Jodl should never have been executed.

Nem volt kár érte...

If the laws of Nuremberg were applied today a lot of so-called leaders of the Free World would be dangling from ropes. At least they would have found someone competent to do the job.

@lisamoroney3036

Жыл бұрын

I said the same thing , and was put in FB jail because of it . 🤷‍♀️

@mikes7639

Жыл бұрын

Who you? What about the non free world with ten times the murders and lockups that are not talked about

@elvinl.490

Жыл бұрын

And all of the leaders of the No free World .

@henryseidel5469

Жыл бұрын

@@mikes7639 What is the non-free world ? And why is it called like that ?

@psychologianiestacjonarna6558

Жыл бұрын

Since when Putin is a "leader of the free world"? 😅

Very Good!... #28 ✝ {7-8-2022}

Sad!

He should have denounced the Nazis, maybe he would have gotten off with prison time like Speer.

@mirquellasantos2716

Жыл бұрын

Speer was a snake and super evil person still he left no paper traits but Jodl left plenty of them.

7:22 This certainly won't bring Jodl back from the grave The Russians also used this, but they usually sent a letter after 50 years without negotiations saying they were "sorry but a mistake had been made and they rehabilitated the German soldiers" who had been executed 50 years ago.

@blueshirtman8875

Жыл бұрын

You could have written the same thing about the Nazis and their victims. The Soviets and the Nazis deserved each other.

@blueshirtman8875

Жыл бұрын

@@1982asd “they might have painted on their shop window that "Jew-owned shop" this should have been a clear enough warning and action towards the Jews that it was time to leave Germany”…...…..…..........…..Jews were stopped from leaving the country and anyway they were German Jews who had fought for Germany in the first world war and where would they have gone? Being Jewish is a religion not a nationality, they were Germans.

@blueshirtman8875

Жыл бұрын

@@1982asd “A part of the Jews immigrated to the USA,”…...…...Very few got out.

@blueshirtman8875

Жыл бұрын

@@1982asd “All recalcitrant soldiers were given a court hearing,”….…..…....Not true.

@blueshirtman8875

Жыл бұрын

@@1982asd “Hitler was not paranoid”….......……...Are you a psychologist?

Sadly General Patton didnt get a green light when he said, why dont we follow the soviet home and take them out when we are here in Europe because they will only give the future missery. And he was right depending on how Russia is managed these days and in the cold war era.

@iangascoigne8231

2 жыл бұрын

And how much misery has the USA inflicted on the world just because they don’t like a country’s government?

@docma7206

2 жыл бұрын

The british "Desert Rats" who occupied northern Germany, and so the town were in which my father lived, said that they were only passing through on their way east to beat the Russians. Sadly enough this didn't happen.......

@Andygarrett357

Жыл бұрын

@@iangascoigne8231 None. Overthrowing marxist communist dictatorships is for the benefit of humanity. Do some research and educate yourself.

@iangascoigne8231

Жыл бұрын

@@Andygarrett357 Like the democratically elected Salvador Allende in Chile? Overthrown by Pinochet who was responsible for the death of thousands? Iraq was a real success wasn’t it. Afghanistan? Though you weren’t successful in Cuba or Vietnam were you? You got your arses kicked by little men wearing pyjamas. You’ve interfered in numerous countries propping up murderous dictatorships just because you agree with them politically. Going on for decades. Nicaragua springs to mind, supporting the Samosa family because as FDR put it “he’s a son of a bitch but he’s our son of a bitch”. What happens then? the people try to get away ending on your southern border trying to get in. And what do people like you do? Complain, where as if you hadn’t interfered they wouldn’t have come. Perhaps you ought to do some research and educate yourself. Then again I’m not the berk with a stupid user name talking shite on KZread.

@impalaSS65

Жыл бұрын

@@iangascoigne8231 True, but Soviet was a totalitarian and aggressively expansive organisation, that used states and the people within, to further their cult of death (socialism). Much like the WEF, UN, (WHO), EU and NATO are doing today. On the other hand - just like taking out Saddam did not end well, the CIA orchestrated yellow spring by taking out Ghaddafi did not end well, the creating of ISIS by the CIA, the CIA money to the Talibans against Soviet and the killing of Anwar Sadat back in 81 did not end well... I'm not sure an orchestrated take over by the US deep state ruling the uniformed (uninformed?) army would end particularly well either. Nothing is straight forward in world politics.

Dirty business. RIP General Jodl.

@blueshirtman8875

Жыл бұрын

Gass chambers "dirty business" Burn in hell Jodl.

@kaimalino528

Жыл бұрын

Dirty business indeed. Next time anyone starts a war make sure you win, or you'll find yourself dangling from a rope.

"If what we're doing to the Germans is supposed to be freedom, then I'd rather be dead. I don't understand how Americans can sink so low." -- US General George Patton 1945 --

Wenn hätte man eigentlich auf Seiten der Alliierten , für die Rheinwiesen Lager und die aberkennung des Kriegsgefangen Statuses der Deutschen Soldaten zur Verantwortung ziehen müssen ?

@jurjmirnov1986

Жыл бұрын

Diese Amerikaner waren dafür verantwortlich und diese Verbrecher hätte man dafür hängen müssen !

Hitler did not commit suïcide. Hij went to Argentina. He died about in 1960

@michaelgrant7869

Жыл бұрын

A lot of historians are not aware of this. You should share the evidence with them - perhaps publish a book yourself. Amazing that the stupid ww2 historians don't know what you know Frans.

@mirquellasantos2716

Жыл бұрын

Yeah and Peter Pan was his neighbor.

Jodl was a brilliant general and administrator. As I understand it, he spent most of the time in WW2 planning and orchestrating military campaigns. I never for one moment believed he should be bracketed alongside genuine high command Nazis like Keitel, who was responsible for carrying out acts of terror on a grand scale.

@user-es7rm9gb5g

Жыл бұрын

For me all germans that belonged to the third riech take part in the resposibility for what germany did during the war ,exluding a tiny fraction of them that helped jews or even spoke out against the nazi regime.the laws of nurenberg were no secret and the majority of the german poeple went along with them.not to mention that what was heppening in the occupied coutries in the east and all over europe wad sooner or later known to everyone

@geoffm9944

Жыл бұрын

@@user-es7rm9gb5g I largely agree with you that many of the senior officers of the Wehrmacht - and all of the SS middle and high ranking officers deserved to be executed. They were for the most part cold blooded killers, whose bestial behaviour put them outside the norms of society! They deserved the ultimate sanction of death. However, with Field Marshall Jodl, a case could be made for a very long term of imprisonment, like Albert Speer. Yet, the Tribunal sentenced him to death. Why? Jodl signed the Commissar Order of 6 June 1941 (in which Soviet political commissars were to be shot) and the Commando Order of 28 October 1942 (in which Allied commandos, including properly uniformed soldiers as well as combatants wearing civilian clothes, such as Maquis and partisans, were to be executed immediately without trial if captured behind German lines). Also in 1941, Jodl made this statement: ‘ In view of the vast size of the occupied areas in the East the forces available for establishing security in these areas will be sufficient only if all resistance is punished, not by legal prosecution of the guilty, but by the spreading of such terror by the occupying power as is appropriate to eradicate every inclination to resist among the population. The competent commanders must find the means of keeping order not by demanding more security forces but by applying suitable Draconian methods.’ These chilling words left no room for doubt as to what Jodl wanted to achieve. Jodl couldn’t escape his wartime statements.

@josephp8815

Жыл бұрын

Agree

@SwisstedChef2018

Жыл бұрын

True but he fell for the same sheepisness to the Fuehrer and signed things he may have better not signed. But those were difficult times. If one opposed Hitler, then he was toast.

@maxmeier3483

Жыл бұрын

@@SwisstedChef2018 Jodl war ein Schreibtischtäter. Er war bereit, seine Untergebenen in den Tod zu schicken und selbst zu feige, Hitler zu widersprechen…

"before God"...............What a joke !

@kpd3308

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that takes some nerve

RIP Alfred Jodl.

Very well done.

The law of the war winner is a war crime. La loi du vainqueur devient un crime de guerre.

Yes. Jodl was not guilty like Rudolf Höss.

@antoinemozart243

Жыл бұрын

Jodl was guilty ! His signature can be seen on the order to assassinate POW !

@randymoran67

Жыл бұрын

Lmfao

How do you unhang a guy ?

@rowanparmiter7622

Жыл бұрын

Chiropractor??

@thomasjordan5578

Жыл бұрын

@@rowanparmiter7622 🤣

The French collaborators claimed Jodl to be innocent. No surprise there. The French never paid a price for their capitulation to the Nazis, and Germans never got the retribution they deserved. If there’s karma in this universe they’d better prepare for the worst.

@mirquellasantos2716

Жыл бұрын

France was taken by force so it had no choice. But the real traitors were Italy, Japan, Hungary, Romania..... They happily helped Germany. Italy never paid for war crimes.

Nein der Alfredo Jodlo und zu otong bitte colmek mendesah

Jodl était un général de la wehrmacht et non de la waffen SS... Donc le terme de nazi n'a rien à faire dans l'histoire!

"Conspiracy to commit crimes against peace, planning, initiating and waging wars of aggression, war crimes and crimes against humanity." Remember those charges Mr. Vladimir Putin!

@derinden15

Жыл бұрын

"If you cannot sleep because of Russia - Ukrainian conflict, there are some advices to calm you down. First imagine this is happening in Africa. Imagine this is happening in the Middle East. Imagine Ukraine is Palestine. Imagine Russia is the United States”. -Sergey Lavrov

@terrydowning5055

Жыл бұрын

You could also include some us presidents

@amitpothare

Жыл бұрын

Also... remember the charge Mr Bush senior, Bush Junior, Clinton , Obama, Nixon, Blair, and all😂😂😂

@nunocbnunocb5875

Жыл бұрын

you can easily add both Bush 1 and 2.

@ashleymarie7452

Жыл бұрын

@@nunocbnunocb5875 Amen.

Yodelled!😅

His and Keitel's executions, and especially because they were not by firing squad, were deplorable decisions

The Good General was basically lynched by a kangaroo court.

@chipschannel9494

Жыл бұрын

There was nothing “good” about the Nazis regime, even djt would have called him (jodl) l stupid for putting his name on anything, (the commissar’s order) was obviously delusions of grandeur.

@Marcfj

Жыл бұрын

@@chipschannel9494 - That does not negate the fact the General Jodl was lynched by a kangaroo court.

@chipschannel9494

Жыл бұрын

@@Marcfj 0k, so he got what the Nazis’ gave, too bad, did the Americans hang him, if not, he was twice lucky , yes! Nobody cares about criminals, the Nazis’ probably recognize the type of court, that Stauffenberg and his bomb crew got, so it’s appropriate. The head judge in those trials would have been front row at Nuremberg but he “bombed out”, so to speak.

@Marcfj

Жыл бұрын

@@chipschannel9494 - You just don't get it, do you? Europeans never do! It's not about the General, it's about the expectation that Americans will live up to the high judicial standards expected and required of them by their own Constitution. That means that no matter how terrible General jodl may, or may not, have been he was entitled to a fair trial. And it was the duty of the American authorities in Germany at the time to see that he got it, and they failed. Unfortunately, you probably still don't understand because you're not from the U.K. or the United States. So, let me try and make it simple for you. 1. It's not about caring for criminals. 2. It's caring about one's own Constitution and upholding it.

@chipschannel9494

Жыл бұрын

@@Marcfj oh, I get it quite clearly and I’m an American. Your so-called kangaroo court had lawyers from all the allied countries as well as Germany. Jodl was hanged because his name was on the commissars order which was a death sentence to all commissars, so to should he suffer the same fate, (those commissars did nothing to him, why should he sign their death warrant. Also he was one of Hitler’s dogs, now if you want to talk “kangaroo kourt” then tell us about Julius Streaker’s court for Stauffenberg and crew, they didn’t get council, but they got piano wire hanging, I’m sure it’s on the tube. If you have Allie’s who did most of the fighting and dying, then they need to be respected. Besides, They were tried internationally.

Vae victis !

Jodal thank you for KZread and KZread

Not correct! Germany did not surrender, it was the Wehrmacht that surrendered!

England! Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland ......don't forget them......do proper research.

@anthonyfuqua6988

Жыл бұрын

England thinks it's better than the others though.

Kriminal!

why you used a photo of Philippines and United States army surrender to japan imperial army during ww2 in bataan, Philippines.?

@ThePastQuest

2 жыл бұрын

It is to show the 1907 Hague Convention on Land Warfare that says any soldier who surrender or is captured in his own army uniform should be considered a prisoner of war. Thank you for watching the video.

He did not deserve this...that was Siegerjustiz..not law and no Justice ☝️🌚

I so hate AI voices.

@sullivanspapa1505

Жыл бұрын

What voices!

Unbelievable treatment of German leaders by the UK/US.

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Jodl was not a criminal. He just was a loyal soldier to his Country.

@kaimalino528

Жыл бұрын

That's what every single Nazi soldier claimed: "Who me? It was all that Austrian Corporal's fault. I was just a loyal, heroic and honourable Soldier defending the Fatherland. Right".

@pemacal57

Жыл бұрын

@@kaimalino528 I do not know if you are joking,,,I was not…they were loyal to his Country and Nation…never war criminals…Stalin and USA with Hisoshima and Nagasaki…WAR GENOCIDES

His poor wife.

@rossiniinwildbad1195

Жыл бұрын

His poor victims...

I was a professional soldier for 20 years, and I do not stand for plain murder amongst all the killings in war but when you "walk out in the rain" or creating the rain", don't complain Many psychopathic German sadisting murderers in Iniform paid for their actions, which was right👍but.... What aboat you who justifies your own atroccities ..... When you step over a certain line, you disqualify yourself for Geneva treatment, but unfortanately many Allies had the odacity to got away Scott free. The Germans paid for what the Nazi's did in Ww 2 with 7 ooo ooo soldiers dead, no argue aboat that, but the other side did not pay.The winner writes the laws and history. What annoyed me aboat this justice after the war, when the allies started to demonized and criminalized fighting soldiers for how good they fought or the obvious consequences of war when man start killing his fellow human being. Questions: *but do you judge Gruppen Fuhrer Johachim Pheipher, shooting American POW at Malmedi, while he saw the same thing hapened to thousands of his comrades when executed by Soviets on Eastern Front and Amerians GI's( o yes, it was a national sport with the soldiers of uncle Sam, especially with Waffen SS. 80 years before that the North and South did it to each other, cruelty of note, why will it stop now. Man is evil, does not matter what language he speaks. Even PARATROOPER, of Band Of Brothers, Lt Dick Winters at some stage in his memoirs mentioned when ordering taking back POWs he removed all ammo from the GI task to take the POWs back for processing, but only one bullet, knowing the habit of murdering POWs in process to POW assembly points. Reason behind it, if you use your bullet the other POWs will jump you. Regardless, many German POWs did not make it to the assembly points *I myself, 1944/45 would have no problem ordering the shooting on the spot of downed bomber crews from. B 18s and Lancasters, shot down over Germany while the 8th Airforce commander, and Bomber Harris, ordering their men, not to bomb military targets any more but with pure evil intent, to see how Manny Civilian targets, targeting Woman and children you can kill, then you want to claim rights????? does not work that way!! sorry! 💀They hanged Jodl but what aboat Bomber Harris and His American Counterpart of the big 8 * Do you execute a Waffen SS fighter for being one of Germany best elite Soldiers, what aboat the Russian Guards, British Dragoons, US Marines(called Devil Soldiers) all vicious fighting men and not very preoccupied with prisoners. Ask the Japanese aboat the USMC , the Ghurkas etc, all fighting units striking fear into their enemies, all have one thing in common, taking prisoners were rare and a slight "suggestion" DO we hang them all. If I would have been a young German,and 6 ft,i would defenatelly be in the Waffen SS or a Falschirmjager because a young volunteer head work like that! Are they Criminals? *Do you hang Hary Truman who refused to allow more than 2 000 000 Amari cans killed invading Japan..... certainly not!!! SO I PERSONALLY FEELS THE ALLIES OVERSTEPPED THE LINE, THE DAY THEY STARTED TREATED FIGHTING SOLDIERS OF GERMAN ARMY, KRIEGSMARINE AND LUFTWAFFE AS MURDERING CRIMINALS BECAUSE YOU RESENT THE HARD TIME HE GAVE YOU!

@mirquellasantos2716

Жыл бұрын

Man, you most be drunk or delusional. The fact that Germans tortured and gassed millions of small children tells you that they were the most diabolical people that ever existed. Also, 96% of Germans who committed atrocities got away thanks to Germany and America.

@henryseidel5469

Жыл бұрын

Your fairy tale of America saving lives by killing and grilling women and children in Hiroshima and Nagasaky is disgusting. So is the commander of the platoon that killed some five hundred women and babies at MyLai. That is not even the end of the list.

Buh-bye.

Criminal Allies, honor to military Jold and Keitel

The execution was victor's justice, i.e. political justice, so, by all standards not really legitimate.

Unlike Germans and Japanese war criminals I was then crying daily for my parents with no thought of foreign crimes against humanity. .

@achord9204

2 жыл бұрын

I cry daily for my father who went thru 5 concentration camps from theses German Nazi beast

Every thing coming from west.

“The next war in Europe will be between Russia and fascism, only this fascism will be called democracy by the Western world!” Fidel Castro.

@broly7643

Жыл бұрын

said the nigga who killed his own citizens that disagreed with him.

@clarkhull7546

Жыл бұрын

Yup , and Cuba was actually a dictatorship under Señor Fidel.

@molecatcher3383

Жыл бұрын

@@clarkhull7546 Have you ever taken a look into the kind of country that Cuba was before Castro ? It was a corrupt, brutal mafia state where the ordinary people lived in poverty and fear. Castro was not perfect but the people there must largely support the state that he established because it has survived for over 60 years, despite numerous US attempted to destroy it.

@clarkhull7546

Жыл бұрын

@@molecatcher3383 yes I know how Cuba was before Castro. And Castro made it a bigger mess. While Fidel became a multi millionaire in his years as dictator the rest of the population (except for the government elites) survived on crumbs. There's a reason why so many Cubans risk their lives to make it to the US and not the other way around. Cuba can trade with the rest of the world they don't need the US to exist. And I'm not so sure the people support the regime as that they have no way to fight or challenge it. Any peaceful protest or demonstration is met with brutally crushing it. And if your gonna say their "free healthcare is terrific" then you haven't paid attention. I honestly

According to my understanding of the history of the Third Riech, Alfred Jodl was a Soldier. He served his government, as all soldiers do and, after the war fell prey to the Punitive, Reactionary "Denazification" murders committed by the Allies. On the whole, as my research has it, the Wermacht was not a National socialist organisation but a Patriotic Army led by a Dictator. Many of the German Generals executed by the Allies where just Soldiers doing their duty. Much like the Soldiers doing their duty in Iraq, Syria, Afganistan etc. etc. Have you any knowlege of the law passed after 1945 which states that "No Allied Leader or seviceman can be charged with War Crimes". Have you heard of the Rhine Meadows Concentration Camps? Where Millions of Germans where Staved to death by Churchill and Isenhower after the war. History needs to be studied from all angles to give us a clear view of who and where we are and to shed light on what is going on now. Because what is going on now is not too far removed from early Nazi Germany or Early Soviet Russia. Think thats enough for now. BE MORE PIRATE :)

@mirquellasantos2716

Жыл бұрын

The Wermacht was as bad as the SS and both committed atrocities in Russia, France, Czechoslovakia, Poland and so on. As a soldier Jodl knew that torturing and killing innocent civilians was not okay. He also knew about the Genova convention. Also dont compare American soldiers with German soldiers. The fact that German soldiers tortured and gassed millions of small children tells that they were the most diabolical people that ever existed.

@raypurchase801

Жыл бұрын

The stuff about the postwar POW camps has been debunked. Those allegations are now recognised as false. Cease repeating nonsense.

He signed for World Peace on behalf of Germany Then they killed him I wonder how many executions were also a mistake In modern businesses the accountant pays creditors when the boss says so Even if it is illegal You follow orders and that is that - or you will be fired Thank you for the video P:))

@blueshirtman8875

Жыл бұрын

No mistake in the execution of any Active Nazi .

@dsan8742

Жыл бұрын

@@blueshirtman8875 That’s a dumb metric…

@blueshirtman8875

Жыл бұрын

@@dsan8742 What is Einstein?

@chipschannel9494

Жыл бұрын

How many commissars died because of his signature. (He knew not, these people, they did nothing personal to him).

@blueshirtman8875

Жыл бұрын

@@chipschannel9494 How many people died because of these people, they did nothing personal to them.

Alfred Jodl RIP :-(

Ohhh.. mommy ! She has a beautiful israeli accent..let's give her money please mommy !

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