Thanks everyone for watching. It was a different type of video for us to make. Extremely interesting place despite the horrific history attached to it. We also meant no offence to anyone by the words used in the title. Our main objective in making this video was to be sensitive to everyone involved, so please understand anyone offended by anything related to this video was definitely not intended. Thanks again for watching, Caolan & Samantha ✌️

@forkaczy

2 жыл бұрын

wow, bolt step...

@jarekp362

2 жыл бұрын

With all due respect, you should change the title, read the comments, Poles are mad when camp is called Nazi because its German and its supposed to be named as German Nazi Camp in Occupied Poland, otherwise its making Poles responsible for it and as Poles we feel that history is not being respected. You seem like honest people and i belive that you have good intentions but as they say `the road to hell is paved with good intentions`. Auschwitz was hell on earth made by austrian Hitler rulling the Nazi Germany and the truth should be pointed out not hidden by quazi names like Nazi. Are you brave enough to change the title or not Ireland ? Peace

@Diana-yb1gs

2 жыл бұрын

@@jarekp362 👏 totally agree

@jkwn1965

2 жыл бұрын

@@forkaczy Gernan death camp.Go back to school.

@pw6053

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for making this video. It was actually very good. I could never go there myself, because it would be too emotional to see all this horror with my own eyes. Watching you going there and describing it was somehow more bearable. Germans caused so much suffering and did so many evil things in Poland, that we don't really like it when somone uses the term Nazis. For many people it feels as if the responsibility is being redirected from the state who organised those atrocities in to somewhat abstract ideological concept. A blury group of people. As foreigners you couldn't have known this, so don't worry too much about it. I think you did a great job! That was a really powerful episode. I'm looking forward to Zakopane.

It's German Death Camp

German deth camp

dziekuje .......to nie byly polskie obozy smierci ale niemieckie obozy smierci....piekny material

@jolkabulinka4193

2 жыл бұрын

Tak ,trzeba to prostować. Również to,że Auschwitz Birkenau, było w innym miejscu

@marcinlewandowski450

2 жыл бұрын

niemieckie i austryjacki,niemcy proklamowały austrie

@jolkabulinka4193

2 жыл бұрын

@@DjMakinetor a czemu też Żydzi pomagali Niemcom? Zdaje się że o tym nie wiesz. Bo ich życie jest cenniejsze od życia innych? Kapo ,takie obozowe stanowisko ,często piastowali Żydzi. Wiesz kto to był kapo?

@tomm9387

2 жыл бұрын

@@DjMakinetor "ja bym wolal umrzec niz pomagac" prawdę o sobie byś poznał jak by ci ktoś gnata do łba przystawił.

@Jaaa535

2 жыл бұрын

@@jolkabulinka4193 ci Żydzi byli również Polakami

Before they brought Jewish people to Oswiecim concentration camp they brought Polish inteligentsia. My grand father Polish lawyer was murdered here.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

That’s so sad.

@Aa-dz4um

2 жыл бұрын

Dokladnie Anna, z tego co sie dowiedzialam to strasznie tam klamia, ze nie do konca tam mowia prawde i jak Polacy chcieli tam wejsc z flagami, uczcic zamordowanie Polakow i ludzi z innych krajow to nie byli wpuszczeni. Ydki robia sobie monopol na to miejsce i ciekawi mnie co oni tam tym zagranicznym turystom tak naprawde mowia bo ja im nie wierze. Pozdrawiam

@stanislaw_m

2 жыл бұрын

@@Aa-dz4um to trzeba z Yodkami, ktorzy PO-dlaczyli sie do KL Auschwitz wyjechac stamtad na ryju. Jeden tam sie juz tak napasl, ze nie miesci sie w bramie. Dzis ide z Polska Flaga a jak mnie jaka menda zaczepi, dolaczy do statystyki tych Yodkow, ktorzy tam zostali. Moj dziadek tam stracil zycie.

Niemiecki obóz zagłady w okupowanej Polsce!

@GarranTana

2 жыл бұрын

@GURALKOWE SHOTY Niestety bardzo wielu tego nie wie poza naszym krajem.

@adibartuv11

2 жыл бұрын

What are you talking about?!! Polish ppl and all urope shake hands with natzi back then it will be not forgotten and not forgiven!

@Manaphy0882

Жыл бұрын

@@adibartuv11 wtf

@marcinr3750

23 күн бұрын

​@@adibartuv11where ar u from

Oświęcim GERMAN contrentration camp

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

why Oświęcim then?

@19MJ74

2 жыл бұрын

​@@henningbartels6245 Jesus Christ, you really don't get it huh? Oder soll ich es Dir auf Deutsch erklären? Vielleicht hast Du es noch nicht bemerkt, aber die deutschen (ja, deutschen, nicht irgendwelche "Nazis"), die mal Oświęcim in Auschwitz umbenannt hatten, sind wieder, auch wenn nicht wirklich freiwillig, nach Deutschland. Deswegen heißt dieser Ort wieder Oświęcim. Du kannst gerne noch so stark versuchen alles zu relativieren, das ändert aber NICHTS an der Tatsache, dass es ein DEUTSCHER Vernichtungslager war. Und das vergessen wir hier in Polen NIE.

@arturant2011

2 жыл бұрын

@@henningbartels6245 Why nazi? ,1, where was naziland? 2,what language did they use 3,capitol city of naziland was.......

@arturant2011

2 жыл бұрын

@@henningbartels6245 kzread.info/dash/bejne/hI2t2tysirrRgLA.html

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

@@19MJ74 zuerst finde ich Leute komisch, die ihren persönlichen Kommentar in Wir-Form schreiben. Die offizielle Webseite benennt es korrekt: Memorial and Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau - Former German Nazi Concentration and Extermination Camp. Oswiecim ist eine Kleinstadt in Polen, die in der Nähe von Museum und Gedenkstätte liegt.

My German History professor in College survived Auschwitz. RIP Dr. Susan Chernyak Spatz..as I told you one day in class, I WILL NEVER FORGET

it was a German death camp. remember

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Did you watch the video??

@cwancigatorodziherungow5565

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoTimeTravels Did you see the title?/

Captain Witold Pilecki got to this camp, organized a resistance movement there, escaped from this camp and reported on what was happening. The authorities of the Polish informed London about it, but human life did not interest anyone in the west, and it was about bombing the railway tracks. Unfortunately, everyone knew but did nothing, and they could do

@mi_7967

2 жыл бұрын

*Polish officer* captain Witold Pilecki got to this camp...

@Itsalloverrated

Жыл бұрын

True

My grandad was actually in there for about a year and managed to escape and travel home on foot while struggling for food and being exhausted but he did manage to get there and lived a long and happy life with his wife post war. If he didn't manage to run away my dad wouldn't be here and neither would I. The whole Auschwitz place affected so many families in Poland in horrific ways. I love your channel you guys and your video brought me to tears. Thanks for being respectful and curious about history of Poland.

@danielscott1369

2 жыл бұрын

I'm happy that ur grandad made it, rest in peace for my great grandad.

GERMAN DETH CAMP!!! GERMAN DETH CAMP!!! GERMAN DETH CAMP!!!Who were the Nazis?

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

what is really your point? What are trying to achieve?

@Pablo123.

2 жыл бұрын

@@henningbartels6245 it is the germans who attacked poland about murdering poles do you have a problem with that? do you want to change history?

@szymonchoinski6393

2 жыл бұрын

@@henningbartels6245 no,what ARE YOU trying to achieve?

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

@@Pablo123. ... and here we go again ... with a very stereotypical Polish comment, where Auschwitz suddenly becomes all about Poles - and the 1 million Jews from all kinds of nations are not mentioned.

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

@@szymonchoinski6393 I ask a question, because I didn't understand the motives behind the comment. Can you explain it? Answering a question with another question... is rather no way of sharing information and perspectives.

People prepared this tragic fate for people :(.Do not forget that when you say Nazis you say Germany, do not be fooled by the fact that it was otherwise.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

We say it in the video.

@niemamnicku1359

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoTimeTravels Yes. Poles are very sensitive about it cause in recent few years, many western countries including Germany started to create picture of Poland as nation who collaborated with German nazis. Also. After black live matters, we are surprised that there is no word about colonisation of Poland, Polish by Germans and Russians. That was the place of massive extermination us, cause we were perceived by west as not the same level humans as they were. Actually we have similar political situation today. Read about Witold Pilecki and Jan Karski and Maximilian Kolbe. Those people are out heroes and their history is related with Auschwitz

@Picassoo85

2 жыл бұрын

@@niemamnicku1359 kzread.info/dash/bejne/eWl-ys-EgbG0fbQ.html sam jestem z Oswiecimia i nie jedna historie slyszalem od babci... a bylem wiele razy np jeszcze na sluzbie w WP.. pozdrawiam i aby cos takiego juz miejsca nie mialo..

@Janowalski

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoTimeTravels people read the titles! And they keep it in memory. They keep and They duplicate a half-truth. So never existing Nazi state. It was a German state in the 1920s and 1940s. And U are part of propaganda..

@rawchickensandwich

2 жыл бұрын

@@niemamnicku1359 I cried the first time I heard the story of Maximilian Kolbe

Taki los światu zgotowali NIEMCY!

Great video again guys. It was a pleasure to hear your story and impressions taken out of that horrific place, but one thing: There were no such nation as "Nazi". There have never been a Nazi language, or Nazi land in the entire World! As well, as there were no Nazi planet in the entire Universe. Our western neighbours were those, who did all this things to the others. At 5:15 you recorded a very important sentence written by George Santayana: "Those who do not remember the past, are condamned to repeat it.". Don't let anyone to false, blur or forget the truth!

@charlottedgh1057

2 жыл бұрын

nazi-denialist-comment #83

This made me cry. Thank you so much for being so respectful. As awful as it is to see and talk about we have to do so. We must never ever forget what happened here.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, it’s so horrifying to think what actually happened here. It made us so sad walking around this awful place. Thanks for watching and your nice comment about our video.

I've been there 3 times. First one in secondary school, second one when I was in the army before I took an soldier oath in Oświęcim, and third one with a friend from UK who wanted to visit this place. Sad and depressing experience. But it is one of the places that anyone should visit.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Your right, it’s such a sad and depressing experience but as you say needs to be visited at least once.

@athenaya0142

2 жыл бұрын

I've been there in primary school. I wasn't ready.

Your most touching video so far. Unfortunately, Polish history has seen some of the most tragic events of World War II, and even of all mankind. It's good that you visited Oświęcim, because it is a shocking and educational experience that will last a lifetime. You conveyed your emotions sensitively.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Ah thank you so much, that means a lot to us, it was a difficult one to do so we appreciate your kind words so much ❤️

@niemamnicku1359

2 жыл бұрын

I would suggest to use Auschwitz cause many people in west mistake it and think it is polish camp when you say Oświęcim.

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

@@niemamnicku1359 for me Auschwitz stands for the death camp while Oswiecim stand for the still existing Polish city near the camp.

What Germans did there , it will never be forgoten...

@charonboat6394

2 жыл бұрын

Not so sure about it. Germans already forgot.who was victim and who perpetrator.

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

@@charonboat6394 , noone forgets it, not Germans, not Israelis, not Poles.

@Pablo123.

2 жыл бұрын

@@henningbartels6245 where did you learn history?

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

@@Pablo123. I wonder in which history class you've learned that Germans forgot everything?!?

@cwancigatorodziherungow5565

2 жыл бұрын

To Marsjanie , nie Niemcy

The camp is in Poland so the conclusion which comes to some people is that Nazi were Poles who ran this place. My friend from USA was surprised while he visited Oświęcim and was told that Poles also were victims here.

@jaroslawk7355

2 жыл бұрын

Tak bo to są polskie obozy śmierci a naziści to nie niemcy kurwa tu się płakać chce

@cwancigatorodziherungow5565

2 жыл бұрын

Niemiecki obóz zagłady w okupowanej Polsce!

@janist7223

2 жыл бұрын

And, what is worth to mention as well, majority of Jews killed there have had Polish nationality. EU that time wa not so good place for to live for them. Also before AH time.

@56Tyskie

2 жыл бұрын

@Carl Kocis except that Jews that lived in Poland didn't consider themselves as Polish and looked down on Poles as inferior

@sg234you

2 жыл бұрын

@@56Tyskie so kill them right? what a civilized thought!!!!

First ,it was a German camp, my friends

you are visit german concentraition camp in Poland.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Did you watch the video???

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

@GURALKOWE SHOTY yea, we know. We have said in the video.

@jarekp362

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoTimeTravels but the title is misleading. That's is the our whole point here. It implies that Poland was responsible for that. You are smart and you know it was Germany. But some people are not that smart and could think otherwise. At least that we can do for ours ancestors. Fight for the truth.

@cwancigatorodziherungow5565

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoTimeTravels So please change the tittle

Thanks Samantha & Caolan! The section with the photos & the quotes almost brought a tear to my eye & makes you realise how lucky we are, even with the pandemic around us. 😢 We have to be thankful for that. Looking forward to the next video, which no doubt will be a happy one! 😊

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Rue, such a horrifying place to visit. You are spot on, we should realise just how lucky we all are.

It was German concentrarion camp. Because Of the Germans over 6 miljon Polish citizens were killed my oncle always tells me that, Grand mother lived thru the war in Gdynia. They dont say Nazi

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

The video is about the museum and memorial on the side of the former determination camp Auschwitz and the victims killed there. Why is there a need to put this in relation specifically all Poles killed during the war?

@Dzikichili

2 жыл бұрын

@@henningbartels6245 wow Henning I do not belive this is actually happening I mean your comment. if you are a German you should know who was the designer of this killing machine and also executor, the Germans. you should also know who the victims were. and there is always a need to say that Poles were killed by the Germans and by the other nathonalities during the war. if this movie is an oppurtunity to say that we should say it. 6 million Polish lifes vanished, the whole country burnt to the ground. Gold and art and resouces looted. the problem is now it is easy to manipulate and say it does not matter it was long time ago, it seems like facts or some comments are not really comfortable for you.

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

@@Dzikichili yes, I can see this in other comments here. Commentators care less about the determination camp in Auschwitz and the actual victims there. It is just an opportunity to express a feeling, that the Polish victims of the war are not recognized enough. For me this is interesting to observe. It might be the sentiment within Poland and a popular notion in Polish media, but from the outside you can get mixed feelings - the same when victim numbers are compared.

You filmed this so Professionally,Great Job and Thank you for sharing your real experience and feelings.

Your pronunciation Polish names of places is very good at the end of your trip. You learn big pieces of Poland. Next time maybe summer on tatry mountains hiking and mazury sailing?

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, that sounds like a plan 🇵🇱🙏

Thank you both for making this video. My wife and I visited Auschwitz several years ago, it was both interesting and very emotional for us. We both vowed not to do another tour of the camps. I have learned some new things from your video, for example the reason for where they were sited, the ground on which they were built. You both must be congratulated on making this video, I know how difficult it must have been for you. I have watched your other ones, they are great. We loved Poland and the people. Again, many thanks.

Very well done. Respectful, informative, moving

Great video as always. I'm really glad to have you in our country! I've just subscribed you because of the good content. More vlogs from Poland, please! ☺️

Thank you for doing this vlog. It's so important that we keep the history in our memories.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching and your comment. ❤️✌️

I’ve only watched first 2 mins so far… but gotta say very respectful and mindful speech from you… You set the right tone of this video from the start 👏🏼 Well done lad!

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Ah cheers Adam, thanks so much ✌️

@cwancigatorodziherungow5565

2 жыл бұрын

Niemiecki obóz zagłady w okupowanej Polsce!

I just found out about your channel. You guys are amazing. Love the chemistry and energy !!! Deserve all the success coming your way 🙏

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

ah thank you so much, so glad you found our channel, really happy you like our videos ❤️

Well done. Extremely difficult subject. So difficult to comprehend. for us now, the reality of what happened there. The statistics don't even begin to describe the pain, cruelty. torment and fear inflicted on countless innocent men, women and children.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Ah thank you. Really appreciate you watching and your comment. Such a haunting experience, it’s so sad to walk around it.

I need to clarify something as many people around the world still have the wrong idea about this place. First of all, these camps are not Nazi but German Nazi camps in occupied Poland, because they were created by the Germans. Secondly, they are now in Poland, because Poland was occupied by Germany during the Second World War and that is why the Germans created them here. Thirdly, the first prisoners were Poles and Polish citizens of various nationalities and religions, Poland before the war was a multi-ethnic and multi-religious country (this is also partly the case today). Such a picture of this place and the history of Poland during the Second World War should be presented. Besides, your series from Poland is great.

Well done Guys....very respectful. GOD Bless You both. ❤

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Ah thank you! Thanks so much for watching and your comment ❤️🙏

@patricedecourcy4505

2 жыл бұрын

GOD? Where was it when it all happened? :)

Everytime when I saw Auschwitz videos I went sad and depressed. You guys made a such an amazing video and shown everything from starting to end. Thanks :)

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

ah thank you, we really appreciate you watching and your lovely comment ❤️✌️

not nazi !!! - GERMAN !!!

@defaultuser44

2 жыл бұрын

exactly!!!

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

marek, there no nazis involved? That's new for me...

@askaro1

2 жыл бұрын

@@henningbartels6245 there no Germans involved? That's new for me..

@askaro1

2 жыл бұрын

@@justinegr9692 You write cliches. A.H. didn't come from Mars. He was elected by the Germans, so they are responsible for what happened during II WW. Ps. Maybe not all Germans were nazists, but all nazists were Germans...

@janist7223

2 жыл бұрын

​@@justinegr9692Fact. Just many have no problem to call it Polish camps but there is a problem to call it German camps. This is why we react allergically when someone call it Nazis camps

not Nazi but German

@defaultuser44

2 жыл бұрын

exactly!

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

Pablo, there were no Nazis involved?

@miroslaw5615

2 жыл бұрын

@@henningbartels6245 Right, many Nazists were involved and almost no Germans among them.

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

@@miroslaw5615 so you want to say they were all Germans and no Nazi among them?!? Aha.

@jaroslawk7355

2 жыл бұрын

@@henningbartels6245 przestańcie używać w Polsce słowa naziści a mówcie po prostu niemcy I będzie wszystko ok

Byłem tam raz. Płakałem. Więcej już chyba nie zdołam odwiedzić tego miejsca.

@xxgwxx570

2 жыл бұрын

Raz w zupełności wystarczy. Wystarczy, żeby nie zapomnieć tej wizyty do końca życia.

@athenaya0142

2 жыл бұрын

Bylam chyba w 5 klasie podstawowki jak pojechalismy tam na szkolna wycieczke edukacyjna. Zniszczyło to moja psychike 😔.

@niemamnicku1359

2 жыл бұрын

@@athenaya0142 XD

@kajetan5818

2 жыл бұрын

@@athenaya0142 Brawa dla organizatora wycieczki(ironia). Według mnie 5 klasa to za wcześnie na taką wycieczkę.

@antygona-iq8ew

2 жыл бұрын

@@kajetan5818 zdecydowanie za wcześnie. Ja bylam raz. pojechałam sama, w mojej grupie zwiedzajacej ( trzeba bylo wziąć przewodnika ) byli sami dorośli a i tak było dużo dość głupawych żartów. Reszta grupy to byli jakieś pary, znajomi. W pierwszej chwili sobie myslałam jak można sobie żartować w takim miejscu. Potem do mnie dotarło, że jakbym miała jakiegoś znajomego obok to też moze bym żartowała. To były obronne. Takie okropne rzeczy opowiadają, że umysł nie chce tego przyjąć.

Awesome work! Thanks, I’ve been to Auschwitz on a tour, my grandpa was there during the war. He spent there 1.5 years then he was transported to Mauthausen / Gussen in Austria. He was liberated ! He has told me things that I could not imagine that human can do to human😢

Thank you for sharing. I agree, EVERY human being should put this on their bucket list.

Powerful. A great insight into Aushwitz. Really enjoyed this, although fairly sobering. Well done guys.. 👏

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Wayne, thanks for watching. Very interesting place despite the horrific history attached to it.

You have filmed it very respectfully. I hope you will have fun in zakopane. I enjoy your videos as I’m Polish but moved to England when I was a kid so I haven’t even been to all these places myself yet.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Ah thank you so much! Your comment is so kind, we have absolutely loved travelling through Poland, you have such a beautiful country. 🇵🇱🙏

Great video. I went to Auschwitz last Wednesday 27/9/2023.It was very moving and sad. Keep up the great work folks. Love from a second generation. Irish man in Luton.

This video made me cry. It's so heart-breaking what's happened there. Some wounds will never heal. I am from Poland but I was never brave enough to go there. RIP poor souls.

I have been to Auschwitz, a sad and tragic place that evokes many anxious memories, the knowledge that many people were murdered in a disgusting way. I want to thank you for taking the time to visit this place. Regards with love from Israel.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching and your comment, it such a horrifying place to visit. It was so sad to walk around it.

@morganmorgan2213

2 жыл бұрын

Do You know-how, that first in Oświęcim was Polish? 3000 first. In Wejherowo in 1939 12000 in forest, and kiled. Women, child, and soldiers.

This upload is absolutely insane You are stunning.....Keep on posting amazing video like this!!!

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Ah thanks guys ❤️

Hi! A few weeks ago, I thought about recommending you a visit to the Auschiwitz museum however, I see you guys were faster and have already been there. As someone who lives in Oświęcim, I've witnessed a lot of visitors acting very inappropriate at the museum, so thank you for showing the proper respect to this place. Hope you're enjoying your trip to Poland so far :) Sending lots of love!

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Ah thank you! That means a lot. It was definitely an interesting place to visit despite its horrible past. We could only show respect while visiting there. Thank you so much for your caring comment about our video ❤️

Thank you fot that video. It is very important to remember about it and to tell next generations about tragedy happened in Aushwitz.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

❤️❤️❤️

Very moving video guys, so well done, I really felt the emotion of it, I honestly felt like it was a documentary on TV I was watching, the shots you got really showed how eirie the place is. So sad reading the quotes at the end 😢

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Sarah Jane, really glad you watched and enjoyed the video, it was a scary place to walk around, thinking of the horrific things that happened here certainly took its toll on us.

@Janowalski

2 жыл бұрын

It's German Death Camp! PLS NOTE. NAZZI COUNTRY DIDN'T EXISTED! IT WAS GERMANY WHICH OCCUPIED POLAND! POLAND NEVER COLLABORATED WITH GERMANYs NAZZIS!

If you've never been into space, this place will make you feel like another planet. I visited a lot of different places on earth, but non of them felt so unreal. Facts section: did you guys hear the story of Witold Pilecki, also known as inmate nr 4859, his bio is perfect representation of polish nation experiance as whole: resistance, suffering and "reward".

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for watching, and yes we agree 💯 visiting here is such a surreal experience, it’s scary to think that all this actually happened. We are unfamiliar with that story, we’ll be sure to check it out, sounds interesting

@toggid

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoTimeTravels Small teaser: "Pilecki volunteered to allow himself to be captured by the occupying Germans in order to infiltrate the Auschwitz concentration camp".

Great video guys.Great footage and hard a times to tske in but fair play.Onto the next one

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

cheers Marko, thanks for watching, really lad you liked the video. ❤️

Excellent video and thank you for sharing it with us. Obviously a very sad subject concerning a terrible time in the past!

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for watching and your lovely comment, it such an awful place with such a horrifying history, extremely tough place to visit.

great material, good job!

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. 🙏

@kanyegoat

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoTimeTravelsof course we'll be very proud if you can travel here once again! that's very kind that people from other countries promote common history that concern everybody, not only Poles... appreciate and cheers!

Thank you for sharing your experience in a respectful way. I visited the camp in 2018 and I remember walking through the gates and feeling the weight of it all...such a difficult but necessary place to see.

Been there few times , every single time same feelings. Sadness, anger, sorrow. Your video is very important, it showed to bigger audience how great tragedy for human beings it was. Now our responsibility is to not let it happen again. Ever on any part of the world. Thank you guys.

Well done you too. A very hard place to visit and film. I visited the second largest camp when I was in Munich a long time ago. Watching that brought back feeling I got when I was there. Well done again. Definitely not an easy task

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Brenda, such a horrible place, it’s shocking to think what actually happened here. Places like this stay with you forever.

Thank you for being so respectful to my Country history. I love you guys. May Almighty God bless you in every possible way of you life. Please spread true of those horrible past in Auschwitz to others in Ireland. Thank you and I love you.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Ah thank you Bartek, thanks so much for watching and your lovely comment ❤️

@bartekjasinski2626

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoTimeTravels I don't know how much time left you have in Poland but there is one very important place for Poles its called Częstochowa Jasna Góra It's a massive Catholic Cathedral the most important one in a whole country

thank you for showing Poland and POLISH history. I'm thankful regards from Portsmouth

Thanks. Great video.

Great video I must say. I’ve been there once and all that you have described is exactly how you feel once you there. That’s really something that everyone should see at least once in their lifetime as there is now film that will describe the feeling of this place. Every human being should be aware of this place so that history does not repeat….

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Ah thank you! Thanks so much for watching and your nice comment about our video, such an awful place to visit but one we all should visit at some point.

This is always very 😞 trip and doesn’t matter how many times you been there. Well done guys, you are very respectful people.

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WELCOME TO YOU WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS ON YT, IT'S GOOD TO SHOW MY COUNTRY IN SO GREAT WAY, EVEN THIS CAMP

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Ah thank you. We are having a wonderful time in Poland, thanks so much for watching.

@konik352

2 жыл бұрын

MUCH PLEASE, IT'S NICE TOO SUMMER

My grandma was already in the US but her parents and younger siblings were Dachau. Her aunt survived Auschwitz. She never heard from her immediate family again. By a miracle she located her aunt in Pennsylvania and that was her last blood relative she ever had contact with. She talked about it only once.

@GoTimeTravels

2 ай бұрын

That’s a fascinating story. Incredible 💖💖💖

My wiemy że niemieckie, oni też to wiedzą tylko nie odważą się o tym mówić/pisać.

@cyruspym8599

2 жыл бұрын

Żeby nie urazić wnuków i spadkobierców niemieckich zbrodniarzy.

My American cousin went through half of the tour, turned around and ran back with eyes full of tears. He couldn't complete the rest of the route.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

That’s awful…so sad.

It was important to show this part of history,thank you

Heart breaking place. My deepest respect to you , for your decision to visit this place. Such a life loving couple! I really did not expect you will go there. I am not going , it is too depressive for me. Watching documentary films in uor polish tv is anough for me. Well, I wish you enjoy the rest time in Poland.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for watching and your lovely comment, we definitely couldn’t leave Poland without visiting, even tho it’s so depressing and horrifying, we felt like we needed to visit.

"If there is a GOD, he will have to beg my forgiveness" this quote will always be the most touching for me ...

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Us too, it’s haunting.

@lillalorec6615

2 жыл бұрын

Ale to ludzie ludziom zgotowali taki los Jezusa tez ludzie ukrzyżowali choć nic złego nie zrobil wręcz przeciwne przez całe życie tylko kochal

I watch few vlogs from this tremendous place. It is imposible to show feeling you have while visit Auschwitz. But You actualy do this preety good. Whith respect, more letters than words. Good choice... My best wishes to both of You.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Ah thank you. It was such a strange place to try make a video, really glad you appreciate how we did it. Thanks so much 🙏

Fantastic to watch it was sad to see the camp and what folk went threw but glad u showed it 👍 love yr vlogs keep it up God bless and happy Christmas to u both 💚🤍🧡🇮🇪🤶🎅🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

ah thank you so much, really glad you watched and like our videos, it means a lot to us so thank you and Merry Christmas to you too ❤️🙏

Thanks for respecting those that died in the Holocaust

The thing that is always the most devastating is when you think thant the people who first got on the trains never new what they are getting them selves into , they packed jewelry, gold etc and then we're striped down of it , pushed into cattle carts and then told they need to work to survive but most of them never did and all they had was taken, stolen, family never seen again. The second things is eerie....the land around the camps is good for crops....because all the cole particles that got into the soil....that once wad human beings .... If you ever will have the chance you need to familiar yourself with the story of Witold Pilecki. He voluntarily got into the camps to spread the word to the outside world about what is going on in there. There are also stories of woman (also imprisoned) who delivered babies and smuggled them out instead of killing right after birth like she was told to. And personally I think that Sophie's choice shows even more about the camps then Schindler's list. Thank you for visiting this place and talking about it.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

It’s shocking, it’s so hard to believe that All this happened, as you say what must those people have thought arriving by train to this horrible place, we had such a numb feeling walking around trying to imagine the horror they must have felt.

@Aa-dz4um

2 жыл бұрын

Lista Shindlera to anty Polski zaklamany paszkwil

@charonboat6394

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoTimeTravels a They came to concentration camp in the cattle cars. On the ramp german and ukrainian guards were waiting for them with dogs trained to kill prisoners at the flick of the guard finger. Families were separated to not see each other again, mothers and fathers from their kids, wifes from husbands. Some, weak ones went straight to gas chambers called by germans showers. After killing bodies were checked for gold teeth. If found gold was pulled out and sent to reichs coffers. Later it went to Swiss banks. That gold was used to rebuilt postwar german economy. Today germans have nerve to lecture Poland about democracy, what a laugh of the history.

Nicely done .not easy to walk around this place .the feelings and thoughts stay with you for hours after leaving . Fortunately due to covid there werent many visitors from abroad. In normal times it is so full of people and seeing their tears and hearing their cries is as harrowing as reading all the information. It is something you only want to do once . Respectful video glad you did it . Your voices and demeanour caught the feeling perfectly. 🎖🎖🎖

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Ah thank you so much, really appreciate that you liked our video. Your so right, it was so so tough to walk around and relay the information, such a sad place and as you said we have carried it with us even after we left, it’s shocking that all this even happens.

@cwancigatorodziherungow5565

2 жыл бұрын

Niemiecki obóz zagłady w okupowanej Polsce!

I am from Zakopane, living in UK for the past 30n years, I have been to Oswiecim as 9-10 y old and totally blocked out my memories from the museum, I was too young... I am happy that you went there, brought some memories from grandad who survived the camp and lived til 1987 and was happy to share stories. He was on kitchen duties, peeling potatoes .... this was close to where the Germans were skiing and one of the officers court him eating the peels and got kicked with an ise skate. He had an dent in his skull which he used to create stories in his old age that UFO has abducted him,. This was a way of him dealing with it but there where things that were sacred in our family even now... We don't through bread away ( even stale, moldy or dry- we give it to birds) we polish all of our shoes ( there was none in Oswiecim and polished shoes will make sure you have warm feet and all of used, broken blankets are kept in the attic. I suppose this is the teachings of my grandad but even a comfortable honors his preachings . On my next visit to Poland I am hoping I will be strong enough to visit Oswiecim. There is more of Zakopane to be seen : Kasprowy Wierch, Chocholowska Dolina , and the non commercial sites which are not on internet - you need to check out Mylna Cave :) Love what you are doing XXX

Great video guys. What an eerie and sinister place.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

thank you for watching, it really was a strange place to walk around. ❤️

It's really really hard to believe that a very extremely civilised society just all of a sudden made death camps for no reason but "hate"

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

It’s horrifying

Now imagine tens of thousands places like this all over Poland, camps, prisons, gettos and just regular streets. This is why we get furious when we hear "Polish death camps", and we are still not so prone towards Germans. Every Pole has a family story from that time, that makes us upset. For example, my grandfather as a boy was hidden in a wardrobe while his sister and mother were being "used" in their own home. At the beggining of the war, Polish forces were supose to be fully in use for the Treaty of Versailles to work, so Poles gave up their strategic spots for that reason, but Brits and others decided not to fulfill the treaty giving us up. Then after the war soviets came and basically took our country for themselves. Sorry for spamming but it gets to me that literally every non-polish person is not aware of such things, that we were left alone.

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

WHO said "Polish death camps" here in the discussion, in the video or elsewhere?!?

@Gustav993

2 жыл бұрын

@@henningbartels6245 Obama did. And plenty of other people, including Germans ofc. Below is the reason. A 2016 article by Matt Lebovic stated that West Germany's Agency 114, which during the Cold War recruited former Nazis to West Germany's intelligence service, worked to popularize the term "Polish death camps" in order to minimize German responsibility for, and implicate Poles in, the atrocities.

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gustav993 I've never witnessed that. Due to the discussion here someone posted a link to a video where Obama had once a lapsus linguae. Never heard of an Agency 114 and that they successfully established this expression.

@kboid5919

2 жыл бұрын

@@henningbartels6245 For me not saying "German Nazi Camp" is alread a sneaky way to avoid responsability.

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

@@kboid5919 which responsibility do two young KZreadrs from Ireland carry?

Brilliantly explained

Thank you for sharing this!

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

no problem Thomas, thanks so much for watching ❤️

Not nazi but German! Concentration camp.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Did you watch the video???

@Pgm76

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoTimeTravels sure but title is incorect

@cwancigatorodziherungow5565

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoTimeTravels Niemiecki obóz zagłady w okupowanej Polsce!

@Pgm76

2 жыл бұрын

@@justinegr9692 not german??? Interesting

@Pgm76

2 жыл бұрын

@@justinegr9692 tell me where in Europe is naziland? Where this country is?

Great video again guys. It was a pleasure to hear your story and impressions taken out of that horrific place, but one thing: There were no such nation as "Nazi". There have never been a Nazi language, or Nazi land in the entire World! As well, as there were no Nazi planet in the entire Universe. The Germans were those, who did all this things to the others. Germans literally. At 5:15 you recorded a very important sentence written by George Santayana: "Thos who do not remember the past, are condamned to repeat it.". Don't let anyone to false, blur or forget the truth!

Love this piece. So respectful and just telling the truth of hapenned there.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏 ❤️

Very touching video. Thank you. I appriciate that you were there and showed this to us. Good that this place is still open nowadays and people from all the world can come here and see and feel all this with their own eyes. I also really doubt that if this concentration camp would be located in Germany or Russia it would last and be open for anybody. Poles and Israel have courage to say how it was, so this place for sure will last for next centuries to warn and remind people this should never happening again. Thank you. All the best.

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and your comment ❤️

Can you use the word German and change it in the title ?

Hi, nice video. Coincidently, i visited krakow, the concentration camps and zakopane in mid December with my girlfriend and it was a great experience. Also nice to see this being vlogged by an Irish couple as I live in Donabate myself. Great upload!

When i close my eyes i can hear the screams from those poor souls.

Auschwitz Museum has a Facebook page, where every few days, they post stories about people who were prisoners there, and usually died there. I highly recommend like that page, because they mange it outstandingly. You will learn and understand much more about this sad and terrifying place.

On this "occasion" it is very very important to mention, or even underline, because a lot of people got or may got it wrong, as many media call these places "polish death camps", the fact that these camps were located in Poland is the only "polish thing" there was. Poland was invaded and occupied for the whole WWII by Nazi Germany. Those camps were built and maintained by Germans. Many Poles were held and died there as well. Actually Poles and other slavic nations were ment by Germans to be slain, after Jews. Poland, as a state, in fact, didn't exist at that time. But even then, every known collaboration of Poles with Germans was punished by death by polish underground state. And Germans also punished by death any attempts of Poles helping and rescuing Jews, who were also, very often, polish citizens. Good videos to watch on youtube are The Unconquered, Bloody Foreigners, or documents about Witold Pilecki. So it is very important to remember, and to constantly remind, how the history looks like. Keep up creating your great channel.

@jmatt56

Жыл бұрын

Hi Neo Great sentiments. You likely know that the nazis murdered about 6 million. About half Polacy. Erste Jude zwite polnish. BTW I don't want to be 'woke', but would you consider changing your icon. It's the American version of the Hackenkreuz.

@NeoBTK

Жыл бұрын

@@jmatt56 you are joking right? Just learn history please.

@jmatt56

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry if I insulted. Not my intention. Was trying to point out the Confederate Battle Flag is offensive to many, as is the Nazi German flag is to Poles, Jews and many more. I think there are better ways to show southern pride (Razorback if you're from Arkansas, Palm & Moon from SC or Florida Man --Florida [OK bad example].

@NeoBTK

Жыл бұрын

@@jmatt56 Hi, It doesn't insult me (or maybe in some way as I am Polish and my relatives were suffering of the occupation. One of my grandfathers was a prisoner and a survivor of Gross-Rosen Camp, Rogoznica, and my grandmother was in Warsaw during Warsaw Uprising), but the memory of people you unfairly inpute things they didn't do. I don't know what was your intensions if you wrote that half of jewish victims were killed by Poles. I hope it was due to lack of knowledge of what was happening at that time, rather than being malignant. It's like you would write that, because of some Jews were collaborating with Germans, Jews are also responsible for Holocaust, which is absurd. As I wrote, and you can do your own research about it, Poland was completely overtaken by Nazi Germany in 1939. (Actually it was divided by Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia, but that's another story). Germans established their authorities and their laws. From the beginning they also started a process called Germanisation. Polish language became forbidden in schools, generaly Poles could not attend to any other than primary schools, teaching history was forbidden, and there were also other restrictions. Polish inteligentsia was beeing exterminated, as well as a lot of other polish citizens, there were executions on the streets. Many children were taken away from their parents (about 150k from 250k of all German occupied countries), moved to Germany to merge them into German society and cut any of their polish roots, or as slave labourers (Heuaktion). For all of this Poles hated Germany, and the last thing we wanted was going on any collaboration with them. There were some cases but, if caught, it was punished by death by polish underground state, like I mentioned. It's really tragic, if they don't teach this in schools nowadays. About Confederate Battle Flag. Yes, that what it was, a battle flag, later it was also a part of Confederate States flag. But analogy with Nazi Germany flag or for example USSR flag is completely wrong. Those where authoritarian regimes that killed millions of people, their symbols are connected to the idealogy, nazizm or communist. Nothing of this was part of Confederate States. I know that later it was used by some people in their racist activities, but it is not what this flag was designed for (if you know what gen. Robert E. Lee thought about racism and slavery). It is like when there in XI-XIII century christian crusades took place, that caused many deaths and the crusaders were using christian cross as their symbol. Does it mean we should stop using it? It is nonsense, as we know the christian religion is not about that. As you may know, the Civil War started because the southern States was against political and economical domination of the northern States. The main reason was the South was earning a lot on cotton production, and the North wanted to take a part of that (drasticaly raising custom tariffs for example). The production was heavily connected to slavery, but slavery was used widely in many States (also northern) and other countries, that was unfortunately normal at that time (I will not elaborate on this topic here). Anyway the Confederate Battle Flag may be a symbol of a rebellion against political domination or against political correctness, as I use it. And it is still a part of Mississippi flag for example.

@jmatt56

Жыл бұрын

@@NeoBTK I don't believe I was stating that Poles killed Jews. I was trying to say that about 6 million died at the hands of the Nazi's. About 4 million were Jewish, about 3 million were Polish. As I understand the Nazi policy, rid Europe of the Jewish population then go after the non-Germanic peoples. The Confederate battle flag doesn't really offend me, but it does offend my wife (she is black). BTW. My knowledge of central European history is decent, seeing that I grew up there and went to university there. I'll re-read your posts. Hopefully, we're able to part on friendly footing.

I didn't travel to Auschwitz yet, but I can only imagine that be personally in this place that kill so many innocent people must be an emotional experience. It's impossible not to cry, because we feel so sorry by these lost. These innocent angels that got their lives finished by these monsters. Thanx for sharing to us. I will share your content here in Brazil.

Very touching video guys, we visited this in 2019 when we were in krakow, & we know how you felt, its very sad, but yous did a great job on the video, it was very touching 😢

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

thanks Caroline, such a horrible place, im sure you felt the same during your visit, so sad to walk around it, thanks so much for watching...

who is nazi ? , ufo ?

@charlottedgh1057

2 жыл бұрын

nazi denialist #8

@Itsalloverrated

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

Now...Take a cup of tea, take hot shower, think once again ...and tomorrow will be a new day full of new energy. Thank you that you share brutal IIWW history of my country full of NaziGerman camps, country destroyed and invaded by NaziGermany. Lets. wish that this event will never happen again. I hope also when you will have childrens one day you said them whats happened here. Bye. And keep goin forward , its still so many places do discover.

This place is both surreal and serene. I remember when I went there there was not a sound. Not even the birds sang. And no words can ever describe the feeling I had when I saw my family name on the prisoners list.

Interesting to read the comments on here in 2021, the Poles want you to use "German Nazi death camps", because as time goes by, people are becoming less aware that these camps were run by Germans. I was there about 20 years ago, spent Christmas with my lady friend at a palace hotel close to Krakow, went to the salt mines and to Auschzwitz, all in the same order you guys did. Even moved to Poland after that. It was nice to see that again. Glad you guys were brave enough to do it, you did a nice job with the video and commentary. As the years go by you will see this experience in different ways.

@piotrwismont2345

2 жыл бұрын

Poles got touchy about it after famous Obama speech where he said 'Polish death camps'. Later he corrected he was referring to death camps in Poland but still... Come on, what a fail for the president of the US.

Ups. A slight faux pas in the title. You see, a few years ago the US president Obama during his speech used a term 'Polish Death Camp' when reffing to this place. This sparked a huge discussion in Poland about the world forgetting who were the victims and who were the perpetrators. Ever since in Poland it's more appropriate to say German Nazi Death Camp rather then just Nazi Death Camp. I'm not saying that everyone, but many Poles will get offended by this omission. You will probably get a lot of comments about it.

@comdo831

2 жыл бұрын

As long as you don't follow Obama's lead saying "Polish Death Camp", nobody will be offended. Whether Nazi is the same as German, and which of the two is more appropriate in this context is an entirely different debate.

@pw6053

2 жыл бұрын

@@comdo831 Fair enough. Just we all know how sensitive subject it is in Poland and I bet you that half of the comments will be about it.

@charonboat6394

2 жыл бұрын

@@pw6053 Since 50 germans are hard at work to diminish their guilt for killing millions. They had the nerve to produce movie that pitied Wehrmacht soldiers suffering cold winter in Poland while being its occupant.

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

@@charonboat6394 what kind of movie is it? never heard of...

@henningbartels6245

2 жыл бұрын

P W I have the impression, in this discussion in Poland about who were the victims and who were the perpetrators you hear a lot about Poles and little about the Jews from all over Europe.

Niemiecki obóz zagłady w okupowanej Polsce

Excellent quality 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Great work....to do the justice to the place and to all the victims...We could see and hear your respect for those , who were murdered there. Auschwitz is a difficult place to visit, to talk about...but there are places and things done to humanity, that we need to remember. - The memory of wrongdoings in the past, can only makes us better as people...

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

We agree 💯 extremely difficult to talk about and to visit, but as you said we must always remember 🙏 thanks so much for watching and your comment ❤️

remember; german concetraition camp

@GoTimeTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Did you watch the video???

@cwancigatorodziherungow5565

2 жыл бұрын

@@GoTimeTravels please change the tittle