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@denseycoleii8343

3 жыл бұрын

BRAVO!!!!! 👍🏾

@blakeechoff5042

2 жыл бұрын

Wow.wow.wow.....what a true in depth documentary...the best......and I've seen thousands of hours ...da biest

@NewOrleansSeptember

2 жыл бұрын

Why not do a video on the Nazi invasion of the U.S. starting in New Orleans in 1935 with the massacre of the Creoles of New Orleans and almost everyone else before spreading over the entire country? My father was there in 1935. This is still hidden. I went to a school in the U.S. that was mostly for German kids. Almost all my info is from Germans themselves. See my page. See the videos of eyewitness accounts. See on my page under discussion(only on laptop or desktop; won't show on phones) the Dropbox link, "1935 and beyond" for even more details.

@samdowner1792

2 жыл бұрын

Your channels need to be removed from youtube. there is no room for nazis in this world.

@samdowner1792

2 жыл бұрын

Are you a Nazi?

I was stationed in Nuremberg 86-89'. On one of my many occasions of exploring the Berghof area, etc and before they removed the remaining debris of the garage at the Berghof, I had an encounter with MISCH which at time I did not know who he was. I knew he had to have served in WW2. He was with another elderly man talking about the site. I greeted him with the "typical" German hello and we "chatted" with my broken German for about 5 minutes and never gave it another thought. It was many years later that I recognized who I was chatting with. Like the old saying goes, if you only knew..

@ChairmanPaulieD

Жыл бұрын

WOW 😮 that’s a very interesting experience you got to endure and meeting Rochus Misch who had the experience of playing and interacting with the Goebells and Speer children 👦👧🧒 I hope Misch didn’t have any involvement with the Goebells children deaths by giving Magda the cyanide capsules

@JonesDawg

Жыл бұрын

Who then?

@chavez-vb5tm

9 ай бұрын

@@ChairmanPaulieDhe didn’t but once he stated he regreted, that he didn’t do anything to prevent their death

@mikeoz4803

9 ай бұрын

Dont get taken in by this kindly old man. He knew of the deportations & mass murders! Misch was known as a violent thug in his younger days during the 1930s. Many Jews & Socialists, Democrats & normal people in the streets felt his iron fist & steel capped boots in their faces.

@slowery43

9 ай бұрын

we really don't care, this is not about you

Very very important that this interview was recorded! Thank you

This is why NOT erasing history is important. We have to preserve the good and bad. Hopefully to learn from so we dont have it repeat itself. Great interview!!

@ishcaby1231

3 жыл бұрын

The only people who want to erase history are those who want to rewrite their own version of it for their own agenda. History must be preserved in its truest form.

@marcleblanc7021

3 жыл бұрын

@@ishcaby1231 absolutely !! Perfectly said, you are 100% correct. Also these people rewriting their on version is to push their own agenda !!

@emmgeevideo

3 жыл бұрын

Who is erasing history? KZread itself has tons of this stuff. Imagine all the museums and universities with books, artifacts, etc. I think this is a silly statement.

@marcleblanc7021

3 жыл бұрын

@@emmgeevideo you say who is erasing history? I dont know if you watch what they have been doing here in America, But removing statues and memorials and trying to rewrite history to fit their narratives and agenda. These Leftist communist been doing this for years now. But I imagine most people wouldnt notice

@ishcaby1231

3 жыл бұрын

@@emmgeevideo if you are not aware of the revisionist teaching in alot of our universities, you should educate yourself a little better.

This fellow was VERY fortunate to have survived several years in Soviet captivity. Few others did.

@Thomgxx100

3 жыл бұрын

He also survived his severe wounds in Poland prior to that, I guess he was just one of them lucky guys who gets by no matter what.

@Thomgxx100

3 жыл бұрын

@Last chance Cowboy Well, Commies didn't like Leibstandarte people. I don't blame them. 2 mio of their comrade pow's didn't make it home - Rochus did !

@Thomgxx100

3 жыл бұрын

@Last chance Cowboy Nah !

@solvingpolitics3172

3 жыл бұрын

@Last chance Cowboy As if the Nazis were any better!

@thefinalroman

3 жыл бұрын

He sent a letter to Beria the head of the secret police asking to be executed but he was denied...

History from the people who lived it no matter how big or small the details. Doesn't get better than that.

@krisfrederick5001

3 жыл бұрын

Amen

@ppgedez

3 жыл бұрын

Totally fascinating..

@gonavy1

3 жыл бұрын

@Pete Tiesti ⚓🚢

@Search4TruthReality

3 жыл бұрын

If you like first-hand accounts of history, this may be of interest to you: It is a playlist of my interviews of a US NAVY officer, who was on the bridge of the USS MADDOX during the Gulf of Tonkin Incident: kzread.info/head/PLoUlg0sToHFTvcWCl2C57f0yadQoxtlbp

@gonavy1

3 жыл бұрын

@@Search4TruthReality Thank you.

Important that his story is preserved. Thanks to whoever conducted this interview and filmed this. I like how they all referred to AH as "The Boss".

@spm36

8 ай бұрын

And by the rest of us a murdering animal

@zackspaulding

8 ай бұрын

​@@spm36like the USA and others as they're murdered the native Americans, so don't lecture.

@NeverDieKnight

3 ай бұрын

I've noticed that too! They never called him by the name or spoke very low of him, was always boss or the fuhrer. They were all treated normal by Hitler.

@thomasfarrow7053

3 ай бұрын

*Just saying:* Trump is referred to as the boss by Walt Nauta

@TenPointTyrone

Ай бұрын

I call most men idk boss, 😮​@@thomasfarrow7053

That dude witnessed "history" unfolding right before his eyes! Fascinating.

@Mrtweet81

3 жыл бұрын

Who doesn’t? Every minute that passes is history.

@ppgedez

3 жыл бұрын

Its incredible to think he was actually there. I’ve been watching another one similar to this with Hitlers secretary Traudl Junge equally as fascinating.

@jewishgenes

3 жыл бұрын

You mean. ...Fascistating..lol

@jasonharryphotog

3 жыл бұрын

They all talk so matter of fact and with a touch of humour and also German efficiency too

@jasonharryphotog

3 жыл бұрын

@Pete Tiesti Both my grandads did that and travelled the world, a complete waste of time

Super interesting interview. I wish they had shown us this in history class. Also think about what this man has whitnessed. He was born at a time where he might still remember the german monarchy. He grew up in the Weimar Republic, he saw how Germanys first democracy fell, he lived through the entirety of the nazi dictatorship and got to see a Germany split by ideology and finally reunification. What a rollercoster ride.

@Jason.cbr1000rr

3 жыл бұрын

@Last chance Cowboy is weimer republic when Paul von hindernburg? Why was it so bad?

@mikeoz4803

9 ай бұрын

Dont get taken in by this kindly old man. He knew of the deportations & mass murders! Misch was known as a violent thug in his younger days during the 1930s. Many Jews & Socialists, Democrats & normal people in the streets felt his iron fist & steel capped boots in their faces.

@l337pwnage

9 ай бұрын

And now he gets to see the occupation of Germany and the new war with Russia, ginned up by the Brits and Americans, yet, again. Funny how it keeps repeating.

@Wolfgang-Schnaufer

9 ай бұрын

@@Jason.cbr1000rr It was completely degenerate.

this man danced with EVA BRAUN while the fuhr was in spain he is part of history

In James O'Donnell's book, "The Bunker", Misch related the story of the Goebels children walking past his telephone room on their way to be murdered. The older kids seemed to know, but the youngest, skipping along behind, sang "Misch, Misch, du bist ein Fisch!" (Misch, Misch, you are a fish). Just reading about it will always haunt me.

@Myfaceuh

3 жыл бұрын

That's the darkest part of the bunker story. Those kids could've had some sort of future outside of Germany.

@xys7536

3 жыл бұрын

Ha you kids will get yours

@ihavenoname3014

3 жыл бұрын

@@Myfaceuh At that point it was already WAY too late. They were in Berlin and the Russians were closing in. The fact they were children would have mattered very little to a vengeful Red Army. Especially for the girls.

@k.l.spencer5635

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing. It's these little details that make what happened seem more real - and more sad. The kids must have known Rochus pretty well to call him "du" (instead of the formal "Sie") or he could have just told them they could call him "du;" Rochus seemed like a very nice guy (also saw him on "The Last Witness"), especially since we're supposed to see all SS men as evil.

@johnstevenson9956

3 жыл бұрын

@@k.l.spencer5635 I highly recommend that book. It was all fascinating, but that was one really poignant moment.

These recordings and others like them are some of the most important in human history. They must be protected and preserved for future generations.

man this is pretty crazy interview just how this guy saw the death of hitler and the fall of the nazi germany all at the same time just crazy to me

@JacobC479

3 жыл бұрын

It is. It's even more amazing they found this guy and interviewed him. I think somebody said he wrote a book but still. My great grandfather was a MP in Germany during WW2. He died before I got really interested in WW2, I really wish I could hear his stories now. Nothing beats those in person stories.

@kevinriddell2105

3 жыл бұрын

@@JacobC479 . There were 3 books. I have the book titled "Hitler's Last Witness". Published in 2014. A year after his death

@jasonaltham7013

2 жыл бұрын

I am glad he saw both.

@vijayakoothan

4 ай бұрын

He dint see the death of Hitler . He saw the body double and hitler escape

@Schush

12 күн бұрын

@@vijayakoothan lol

Fascinating!!! I'm glad the opportunity arose to interview this man.

Great questions were asked in this interview..wow.great job..

We can't seem to get enough of this, can we?

@cristobalroig

3 жыл бұрын

spot on

@shawndoran2879

3 жыл бұрын

Star media has a great series from ww2. This factory in stalingrad would have half finished tanks firing from inside the building out of holes at the german lines. Its 4 hrs or so.

@csaint6780

3 жыл бұрын

no we can't

@miguelpereira7934

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder why...

@zacharyellison4189

3 жыл бұрын

@@shawndoran2879 do you happen to remember the exact name of it?

WOW!!! This is the first interview I have seen by a man who has witnessed history! I didn't want it to end as there are many questions I'd like to ask him. Thank you Sir for speaking up with facts. Fascinating!!! Ty

The English interpeter/narrator in this piece is fantastic. He clearly conveys the enthusiaism, admiration for Hitler, notalgia, and simple mindedness of the German man being interviewed through not just words but intonation. Truly impressive.

I was captivated for 32 minutes. Awesome interview! Thanks for posting!

@dietrichritter3006

10 күн бұрын

The full interview is 1hour 18 minutes long. But only in German.

Interesting stuff! Thank You for posting!

Most interesting interview and look back in history. Thanks for posting

This was great to watch. Thank you!!

Exceptional historical interview. Thanks for posting it .

Incredible. With every word he utters you almost see the specific part in the movie downfall. What those eyes saw and those ears heard. I really do find it amazing what it must feel like to survive such a brutal war and even incarceration afterwards which was equally brutal.

@Chrisamos412

3 жыл бұрын

Yes , well said Oscar. What his eyes has seen, it’s amazing!

@brentsarazin4346

3 жыл бұрын

Nothing can compare to what the SS and the Concentration Camps dished out to all those poor, innocent victims.

@DannyWilliamH

3 жыл бұрын

The only part that doesn't match is the death of Goebbels and his wife. The rest is faithfully recreated (based on his and others' accounts).

@mikeoz4803

2 жыл бұрын

Dont get taken in by this kindly old man. He knew of the deportations & mass murders! Misch was known as a violent thug in his younger days during the 1930s. Many Jews & Communists felt his iron fist & steel capped boots in their faces.

@apacifistmachinegunner669

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeoz4803 nobody is being fooled ..Its an interesting interview no one on earth can tell. Grow up or go protest something. Adults find it fascinating

What a fascinating account! I really enjoy talking to older people. Direct witnesses to historical events and a life that we will never experience.

@legobatman8353

2 жыл бұрын

I used to love listening to the stories my dad told about his time in the Army in WW2. Even though he lost brothers and friends he never showed any animosity towards the old enemy and fully supported my interest in military history.

Wow....what an amazing interview! It's like you're right there living history. From all the movies we've seen, I could picture the events as he described them.....just amazing!

Thank-you Herr Misch for sharing your information.

It’s a shame that most of these veterans from WWII are gone now but how remarkable to be able to listen to first hand accounts on the final days of the Third Reich from someone that was actually there. This interview is golden

@charlesburgoyne-probyn6044

Ай бұрын

>99%

Great interview, thanks GB

I find it fascinating that we watch a man replaying Hitler's death in his mind. He sees it while we watch but can never see.

@bl00dline360

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it is it’s crazy this whole story happened

@ssherrierable

3 жыл бұрын

He didn't see him die because he escaped

@capcompass9298

3 жыл бұрын

@@ssherrierable No-one saw Hitler die. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rochus_Misch

@kevinriddell2105

3 жыл бұрын

@@ssherrierable. Nobody saw Hitler die. But he was in the bunker during and after Hitler's death

@rowdyyates4273

3 жыл бұрын

@@capcompass9298 He saw hitlers double being carried out, no way would brake rank now!!!--very interesting and likable man.

This was awesome,I felt like I was there,tremendous information Thank you for this

@merlelove1795

3 жыл бұрын

😁😘😉🙄

@mikeoz4803

2 жыл бұрын

Dont get taken in by this kindly old man. He knew of the deportations & mass murders! Misch was known as a violent thug in his younger days during the 1930s. Many Jews & Communists felt his iron fist & steel capped boots in their faces.

Incredible interview. Thank you!

Amazing interview! Thanks for posting.

Great video but way too short. There has to be more interviews of this man, he witnessed and experienced the greatest war history the world has ever seen. He's very lucky he didn't die in a gulag.

@mikeoz4803

2 жыл бұрын

Dont get taken in by this kindly old man. He knew of the deportations & mass murders! Misch was known as a violent thug in his younger days during the 1930s. Many Jews & Communists felt his iron fist & steel capped boots in their faces.

@randersson3672

2 жыл бұрын

Agree, there must be some good interviews that "can not" be shown because they don't say the right things.... The winner of wars write the history :(

@colonelsmith7757

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeoz4803 Who the fuck cares about communists, do you consider communist street thugs in 1920s Germany as any less violent? They staged a coup in Bavaria for christ's sake, go fuck yourself.

@jasonprobst

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeoz4803 there is nothing wrong with communists feeling a steel boot. In fact, it is the sole thing they are owed.

@MrJm323

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeoz4803 Nobody is suggesting that he is anything else except an ex-Nazi, ex-SS. The question is, does he have any reason to lie about anything at this stage? Nobody cares whether you (or I) like him. Lot's of murderers and thugs are "kindly old men" (when they are aged, obviously) and great conversationalists.

Thank you for sharing, This information sheds so much light that one can imagine being there.

Absolutely fascinating. Thanks for sharing

This is a great interview, very honest and informative. This guy also seems totally chill and normal, crazy

@mikeoz4803

9 ай бұрын

Dont get taken in by this kindly old man. He knew of the deportations & mass murders! Misch was known as a violent thug in his younger days during the 1930s. Many Jews & Socialists, Democrats & normal people in the streets felt his iron fist & steel capped boots in their faces.

The photographs are so incredibly sharp and clear. I was 8 years old when he was escaping from the bunker, but a world away.

I didnt want that interview to end, I have so many more questions

@SDeww

3 жыл бұрын

than get hes book!

@johnnieireland2057

3 жыл бұрын

I’m going to. After that I’m going to read your book.

@joelk-lq4cg

3 жыл бұрын

What’s your questions

@damyr

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnnieireland2057 You can ask the Fuhrer himself... just get the Ouija board and find instructions online. ;)

One of the most detailed interviews of the last days of Adolf Hitler.

@Jason.cbr1000rr

3 жыл бұрын

Hi what is your profile pic? I see it a lot in retro american stuff.. is it some brand or something? Looks funny and all but i dont know the story behind it or w.e it is. Is it a brand for something

@romulusaugustus5894

8 ай бұрын

It’s Alfred E. Newman from MAD Magazine. It’s a comedy magazine for teenage boys. He was featured in cartoons and was the face of the magazine

Holy Mother ..this is the best living book I have ever seen!!! It's pure history!!!!

@tomflendodo7297

2 жыл бұрын

HOLY MOTHER INDEED !!!!!

Incredible interview. Fascinating.

This was amazing. Thanks.

Awesome video. Fascinating.

Very important archive.

Reading the comments before I watch! Makes me excited to finally watch this

Amazing piece of history. The ability to access things like this are why I'm willing to forgive the internet for anything, even for giving the world Twitter.

@paulleigh7792

3 жыл бұрын

No picnic, either, for Russian P.O.W’s of the Germans. Equally, only a relatively few of them survived, also. Remember, it was the Germans who kicked in the Russian door and invaded their country. Fascinating historically. A very grim period.

@peterarmstrong6730

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulleigh7792 no offence but you need to read a bit more about the Russian POWs, many survived only to be killed by Stalin.

@brycecroker-holland1998

2 жыл бұрын

twitter isn't too bad, tiktok is the true enemy

this is incredibly fascinating

Really fascinating first hand account. I’ve been watching another one with Hitlers secretary Traudl Junge which was also very good. Great uploads many thanks.

Awesome documentary 🏆

So they knew from August of 44 that Hitler had no intention of living through a defeat. Amazing.

@pleasekill-me9817

2 жыл бұрын

Many knew by then the war was lost. They made it seem like they were fine to the people but in reality they all knew it was lost. This is why Himmler tried to make peace with Great Britain. Hitler also had addressed top officials of his intentions to hide out in the fuhrher bunker until and would commit suicide rather than be captured by the allies. Its all very interesting

@mikeoz4803

2 жыл бұрын

Dont get taken in by this kindly old man. He knew of the deportations & mass murders! Misch was known as a violent thug in his younger days during the 1930s. Many Jews & Communists felt his iron fist & steel capped boots in their faces.

@TheHighwayDreams

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeoz4803 haha what rubbish

@mikeoz4803

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheHighwayDreams Thats your 'intelligent' response? LOL Heil

@andysimmons8

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeoz4803 Yes, that’s his intellectual answer, because what you said isn’t very intellectual either. Please provide sources of your claims…

Wow this was an amazing interview

I feel that this video is of such historical importance that youtube needs a new section called "KZread historical" and would save these videos in a special historical section. I watched this video 5 times over the past 2 years!

@quantumpotential7639

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, KZread is definitely interested in preserving the truth. Yeah, we can bank on that one all day and all night. Lol

I question the part where he says that the sound travelled through the bunker so well because it was cement but when Krebs shot himself in the next room he did not hear it (assumedly because when he went to see him he first thought he was asleep and not dead). I guess this could be because they were hearing so many gunshots and explosions echoing through the bunker that they could not tell whether it happened next door or just outside the bunker. Very interesting and extremely fascinating; I wish I could see the entire interview. Thank you for posting this.

I read his book, amazing to see him tell this. What a strange feeling to 'see' the past and the circumstances.

@user-cb5qx6bv4r

4 ай бұрын

Name of book

@PolsieDJ

4 ай бұрын

@@user-cb5qx6bv4r the name of the book is: Der letzte Zeuge: "Ich war Hitlers Telefonist, Kurier und Leibwächter". It is translated in many languages.

Amazing interview

This is amazing! More chilling than any movie recreation of Hitler's death.

@von-Adler

Жыл бұрын

See the film 'DOWNFALL'

@superbike33

4 ай бұрын

Chilling? Lol

He was a fascinating man Rochus Misch to live through probably the biggest historical event of all time and to be that close to the most infamous man (Hiter in my opinion) to ever live is amazing and terrifying. He lived a very interesting life regardless of who he served he was an ex-soldier and former bodyguard it wasn't like he was part of the final solution or anything. His book was great and worth a read I couldn't imagine being next to someone poisoning all their kids no doubt that was probably the worst thing he experienced during the war.

@Mynamesjeff2818_2

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. On the comments of another interview people are calling him a cunt and saying he’s burning in hell and that he needed to be charged with war crimes. He didn’t know the Holocaust was a thing much less did he partake in it. He knew about camps but those were for political prisoners and were different then the death camps.

@williamwatson4625

9 ай бұрын

Misch remained a devotee of Hitler to the very end. He had nothing but praise for his old boss: "He was a wonderful boss", "He was a very normal man". Well, If Hitler was a very normal man as Misch described him to have been then, under that premise, every dictator who ordered the slaughter of millions of their fellow countrymen (like Stalin, Mao Zedong,.....) were also very normal men. I'm not gonna read any of his books. In fact, they should all be burned in a big bonfire like the Nazis did with the Hebrew Bible and with books written by Jewish authors like Albert Einstein, Sigmund Freud,..............

@nandinibagai7636

8 ай бұрын

Sure, it's not like ANY of them were Jew haters who voted and supported a maniac! They really can't be blamed! Absolutely!

@spm36

8 ай бұрын

He WAS a part of the holocaust

Thank you so much for getting his interview. He was a survivor during Hitler's last and final moments before his death. (As well as his closest followers) (This man hesitated and was so close to "opt out" but was saved by a miracle to change his mind, thus telling us this story in the video) He was literally right besides Hitler in person back then. This is a very rare and remarkable opportunity to discover REAL AND TRUE FACTS.

@ritamedina-molina8550

8 ай бұрын

So much for that guy telling about hitlers escape to Argentina

@franc9111

8 ай бұрын

@@ritamedina-molina8550 Yes that is a complete myth. The Soviets were secretive immediately after the war about exactly what they had discovered about Hitler's death which led to the many rumours about a possible escape. Mark Felton has presented a complete series on this subject on KZread. There was a similar story about Bormann escaping to South America until finally his remains were found in Berlin.

Thanks for the video! The narrator speaking in German seems so dignified and a genuine German, like all genuine world citizens! To be caught up living ones life in these positions is something to be reflected upon. The quest for peace should analyse what really caused the devastation of Germany.

@stetomlinson3146

2 жыл бұрын

It was pretty much caused by them electing, then allowing, a complete metal case to have sole control over their lives. Most were happy enough with the whole situation until the bombs started dropping on THEIR towns and cities. If any of them had had a shred of humanity they would have killed their leaders long before the Allies closed in. The only ones from this generation to have ANY sense of decency were those who plotted against Hitler, not served him until the end.

@themudthedirtandthesand9079

Жыл бұрын

Misch kind of reminded me of the Sgt Schulz character in the TV comedy Hogan's Heroes. He seems like a genuine good man, it seems like his fairly jovial and sensible personality got him through some of the most intense madness the World has ever seen, of which he could do little about...........

@user-cb5qx6bv4r

4 ай бұрын

😢

This is very good! Thank you!

Fun fact: To this day people still can find hidden bombs and guns from world war 2 in several locations in east Germany. During construction of old buildings, finding such things is very common there. 🙂

Interesting interview.

Wow great interview

This documentation is verry important from and in the eye off history its very amazing that witness told inside storys about life inside berlin en berghoff that witnessstand must be save for history it gives more and different view on what we know thank you for sharing this encredible interview.

A wonderful man. Just finished reading his memoir.

Excellent History lesson, I enjoyed this video allot. Thank you

Great video

Thanks for sharing, amazing insight. Those final days of the war have always fascinated. The fall of empire. Berlin a war zone. It must have been utterly petrifying.

The sheer gravity of the events witnessed by Rochus are almost incomprehensible , comes across as a very good man following orders , really enjoyed listening to his insightful memoirs

@FultonEagle1948

3 жыл бұрын

A very good man?

Empires come and empires go. Interesting interview and firsthand account of the bitter end.

I have to respect the fact that he’s doing this interview

@mikeoz4803

2 жыл бұрын

Dont get taken in by this kindly old man. He knew of the deportations & mass murders! Misch was known as a violent thug in his younger days during the 1930s. Many Jews & Communists felt his iron fist & steel capped boots in their faces.

@JetFire9

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeoz4803 Meh

@Storytime2023x

Жыл бұрын

Never mind what Mike Oz says. He probably visited the Wizard of Oz and got some Panama red. He was right about one thing, Misch was no innocent old Sesselfurzer. He kept his mouth shut about Hitler’s escape from Berlin and went along with the suicide story concocted in the bunker to confuse the Allies. Hitler died in South America.

@shahmirzahid9551

10 ай бұрын

well it was a life tie ago move on@@mikeoz4803

This is amazing! he was front row and center of WW2 history! and lived to tell about it! great interview!

Wow. I wonder if this man realized his being in a major historic event as it was happening. This is about as good as it gets for a first hand account.

" Misch lived in Berlin in the same house he moved into when he was released by the Soviets.[4] The house is in the district of Rudow in south Berlin.[49] Misch regularly received visitors who wished to speak to or interview him.[20][62] Misch died in Berlin on 5 September 2013 aged 96.[63] " -- Wiki

@user-cb5qx6bv4r

4 ай бұрын

Misch...people, horrendous circumstances

Very informative

Amazing... truly amazing hearing it first hand

I’ve watched this many times. It’s interesting and great to have first hand accounts of actual history. People that were actually there, not some writer’s interpretation. Imagine if we could hear Caesar, Franklin, Washington, Napoleon.

Incredible and amazing first hand witness account!

This was amazing

Absolutely incredible 👍

Fascinating account!

This is so interesting & fascinating to hear info from this man who has rubbed shoulders with key people, nazi officials... Great to hear his take of things that actually happened & detailed as well... R 🇦🇺

Fascinating to hear about the telephone connection and talks with the Russians.

I'm glad he made a bit of money in the last years of his life . His part in history is very important. Thank you .

@KeiViolet

7 ай бұрын

Are you serious? He is a Nazi, what is not clear to you? Be ashamed of all the victims who died because of people like him.

Amazing account. I believe every word he uttered.

wonderful wonderful document

It's unfortunate that the actor who played the role of Misch in Downfall 2004 movie died soon at the age of 40, and that before the death of the actual one. He was also the one from Führerbunker who exposed who Hitler really was.

The only bit of what Rochus says that doesn't seem to agree with other people's recollections is when he says that he saw Hitler had shot himself while sitting in his chair. Minor detail I know.

How is it that he never mentions hearing any of the gunshots from inside the bunker , but everything outside of it ? At least three times , one he said was done very close to him , yet he was surprised when he found them dead.

@markponn544

3 жыл бұрын

Didn't hear gunshots? Why not? 🙄

@jazzjackson9875

2 жыл бұрын

He mentioned that the acoustics were so that you could never really determine the distinction between gunshots, artillery, grenades, etc. He probably heard them and carried on as normal in the moment

Incredible information

What an amazing experience this man had I'm really glad that his testimonies where able to be taken down in this day and agellp

@robertrobinson3788

2 жыл бұрын

He was a sole survivor.💯💯

This gave me goosebumps before even watching it...

@mikeoz4803

2 жыл бұрын

Dont get taken in by this kindly old man. He knew of the deportations & mass murders! Misch was known as a violent thug in his younger days during the 1930s. Many Jews & Communists felt his iron fist & steel capped boots in their faces.

It must have been eerie after Goebbels death, only Misch and Henchel were left.

The translation was rather good!

@N6MKC

3 жыл бұрын

...except when Misch referenced Hitler as 'Chef' and this was errantly translated to English as "The Chef".

120050. Fascinating interview.

This is my dream channel come true

Begafilm history does such amazing work .

Super interesting, thanks

Very insightfull