Hess thought the Duke of Hamilton would provide him safe passage. Churchill wasn't going to have another Royal embarrassment. The Duke of Windsor abdicated before the trip to Germany.

This still reeks of subterfuge why was hess given more time than people who had an active hand in the worst of the atrocities Otto Skorzeny alone did more there is far more to this than the brits are letting on.

@taranullius9221

3 ай бұрын

Why are all of you on this video using similar incorrect speech patterns and unable to type/speak English/use the space button or are just overtly spreading disinformation?

There is some quest ion as to whether the man in Spandau was the real Hess. An American military doctor who examined the man at Spandau said there was no trace of the gunshot wound through the lung that Hess had suffered during WW1.

@darrelneidiffer6777

8 ай бұрын

And Elvis is at the 7 / 11.

@kazkazimierz1742

8 ай бұрын

No, I think he is at Home Depot@@darrelneidiffer6777

@oldtimer7635

8 ай бұрын

"....whether the man in Spandau was the real Hess." No there are no questions about that, except among crazy conspiracy theorists.

@paulwee1924dus

8 ай бұрын

Jimmy Savile Elvis Presley connection @@darrelneidiffer6777

@paulwee1924dus

8 ай бұрын

Indeed, The man in Spandau prison was a fraud "Actor". The real Hess had a low voice, the fake Hess didn't. Dr. Hugh Thomas made a book out of this. The real Hess is killed in a Sunderland bomber crash in Scotland in 1942. Tomas Rosd (Dutch writer) also made articles about it.

12:29 operation barbarosa ( 1941 ) tiger tank not produced till mid year1942.

@paulwee1924dus

8 ай бұрын

Maybe a prototype....?!

@tobiasphilippwittlinger8753

7 ай бұрын

how do you know that it is a tiger tank?

@gregk.6723

7 ай бұрын

@@tobiasphilippwittlinger8753 if i tell you, then you will know.

@Alex-jx5bx

2 ай бұрын

This is lose documentary 😊

He was clever for flying to Britain .He would have received the death sentence.if he didn't

@damirbajramovic5416

7 ай бұрын

Nakraju su ga i ubili !!

@melsdoctor8591

19 күн бұрын

he still did … in a way … i highly doubt it was a suicide ….

From the very beginning I am very suspicious in terms of the "research" conducted by these "experts". They state that the date of this incident is May 11, 1941, yet the true date was May 10. Secondly, (and I am only at the 3 minute mark of watching this) they state that some anti-aircraft unit was ordered not to shoot at his aircraft. Difficult to believe! He crossed the Scottish coast at a remote area at night. There were no big searchlight batteries, nor anti-aircraft batteries as per London in this area. This "Doc" smells bad from the "Get Go". They state that Hess lost his influence and status after 1933. Completely untrue. His status began to wane after the defeat of France in June, 1940. What forever puzzles me is that a TRUE war criminal like Speer was given a mere 20 years in prison, yet Hess was given LIFE in prison.

@harleyyoung9585

8 ай бұрын

Not to many ww11 docs tell the proper story's.

@JuleyC

6 ай бұрын

No it is a known FACT that by 33 Hitler's constant playing of each follower against each other had left Hess sidelined by Goering, Himmler and Gobbles .Hess was a natural follower rather than leader, he got pushed aside by more ambitious people. Also at 13:47 they clearly say 10th of May so you're more than a little off on both statements.

@JakeSpeed1000

3 ай бұрын

I agree that there are a lot of factual errors in this documentary and it is poorly done, but I am convinced there is more to the reason he was held so long and the mystery of his death, than we are being told. Don't let a poorly made documentary take away from the fact that he basically sat the war out in prison yet was punished far worse than thousand of Germans who were directly responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands. Many mass murders were sentenced to 10 years and then released after 4 years for health reasons yet they live 20 more years as free men.

@borninvincible

2 ай бұрын

@@harleyyoung9585 out here defending Nazis. follow your leader

@dieflutkommt

22 күн бұрын

@@borninvincibleYou’re still believing the kosher propaganda they’ve fed you all these years. Also „follow your leader“ - in becoming the most charismatic leader of all time who saved Europe from the Bolshevik hordes and gets smeared because of it by the self proclaimed chosen people ? Steep task

IF Hess commited suicide, what error were taking place coserning preventing and rescuing hess from death?

Hamilton always says British... not we... he distances himself again and again

A british freemansonic cover-up. The real Hess is killed off in the 1942 plane crash with the duke of Kent.

I do think he should have gotten some credit for trying to bring peace to Germany and Britain!

@Jamal-zx5vd

8 ай бұрын

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@darrelneidiffer6777

7 ай бұрын

Me too.

@sandywalker2636

7 ай бұрын

His entire motive for that was to keep Britain from fighting against Germany which would have allowed them to continuing to attempt to take over the entire planet, without Britain's interference. NOT exactly an honorable mission.

@Robin-mq2fd

6 ай бұрын

Concur

@curiouslyme524

4 ай бұрын

Agree.

Shout out to Commander Cromwell, keeping the Nexus safe from Gorn and rogue AI for 20 years now.

I think that the Americans, British and French were anxious to shut down spandau. It had become a black hole for the careers of enlisted men and lower ranking officers. Many times. The allies wanted to let him go so they could shut spandau down. More so to release themselves from having to guard him as for any sense of mercy. The Soviets refused to entertain the idea. I think an American Sergeant decided to put everyone out of Hesse's miser and strangled him, staging it poorly to loom Luke suicide.

@kazkazimierz1742

8 ай бұрын

I also read somewhere that a couple of SAS lads did him in because the Brits didn't want him released fearing what he might say.

@harleyyoung9585

8 ай бұрын

Hess risked his life for peace. They locked him up for life. In what world does this make sense

@ThePuschkin1986

4 ай бұрын

at the time of his death the British were in charge of guarding the prison, all four powers would take turns in doing so, the soviet contingent would have been next in line. if someone had a hand in his death it would have been the Brits. also, the soviets didnt need the prison as a stepping stone into west Berlin, all four powers had rights to move freely throught the city, west and east.

@taranullius9221

3 ай бұрын

This comment thread is odd. Oh what a surprise late 2023 account. I think you should stay in Russia and work on your translator.

@robertalpy

3 ай бұрын

@@taranullius9221 What? Who? The d furthest I've ever been or want to be feom Saratoga New York is Canada.

That unibrow was atrocious.

Love "Poland, Europe" so we know which Poland you're talking about. 😐

Please he was a nazist be respectful to all they killed so dont defend him and his actions

@damirbajramovic5416

7 ай бұрын

1oo% se slažem sa vašim komentarom !! I danas ga Neonacisti u Njemačkoj doživljavaju kao Vođu novog doba !!

@taranullius9221

3 ай бұрын

Please learn to spell and watch the video instead of spreading disinformation for a hobby or for your bowl of Borscht daily.

Rudolf Heslich ! 😂😂😂

A mediocre documentary, lots of innuendo that has already been disproven.