Witold Pilecki was a Polish Underground Army volunteer to Auschwitz, he stayed there for almost 3 years. He wrote a report of what was happening in there. That report was delivered to President Roosevelt by courier Jan Karski, but president dismissed it and preferred to talk about horses from the Polish stables.

@edwardmacphee1155

Жыл бұрын

Jan Karski was an amazing man. He even snuck inside the Warsaw Ghetto.

@MotorPotor56

Жыл бұрын

“A man fighting for his life can do more than he ever imagined he could.” ― Witold Pilecki, The Auschwitz Volunteer: Beyond Braver

@jollygoodyo

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't expect anything different from an American

@kathleenanderson5769

Жыл бұрын

Roosevelt knew it was true, but kept to his script. Turning a blind eye for the bigger picture. Not long after, the US president and other US officials imported those same murdering scientists , doctors, engineers (Nazis) to the USA and they became part of Operation PaperClip. That secret Operation was the cover for silently medicating, drug testing, mind controlling, drug addicting the American and Canadian population. When you look at homelessness and drug addicts on the streets of LA, SF, NY, Philadelphia, Oregon, Washington state for example right now, you are seeing the tail end of what those Nazi doctors, scientists, engineers started in Operation PaperClip. This is why the city officials of these cities/states do not lift a finger to help with the current emergency. And also why the so called “helpers” such as needle exchange programs, homeless outreach programs step in to “assist”. Because they are the enablers and handlers for the MK Ultra/keeping the addicts addicted enabling crew. They get paid both under the table and by regular funding. The USA is bringing to an end it’s own population, and via politics (left and right wing), creating the right conditions to spark a Civil War….again. Divide and conquer tactics, while corrupting and reducing their internal population. So this is in itself another, more subtle form of a Holocaust that is being played out right now. Whatever population remains from the so called “Alien Invasion” will be interred into FEMA Camps and Barges. 2020 happened as an early phase to get people used to the idea of lockdown, government control and weaponising medicine (virus and vaccination as biological warfare). All the governments of the world are in on the plan, so there is going to be no help from the UN, the medical , religious or royal institutions.

@krashd

Жыл бұрын

Clearly American indifference didn't matter to Karski as he lived in the US from 1943 until his death.

I was driving through Poland with my two best mates from Australia on our way to Krakow. I was navigating and realised how close to Oświecim Birkenau we were. I said we owe it to humanity to go there. We took a tour of The camps, most humbling experience of our lives. We didn’t speak a word to each other for hours. I will never return, a true display of man’s blind indifference to his fellow man and a whole generation that were butchered and damned.

@michaeldeeming8496

Жыл бұрын

Remind me what the Australians did to the Aborigines up until the 1960's

@1ledzeppelin11

Жыл бұрын

@@michaeldeeming8496 Not sure how that has anything at all to do with Auschwitz? Absurd analogy really.. In any case I was born in the 70’s and perhaps you should do more research to understand what goes on now..

@michaeldeeming8496

Жыл бұрын

@Nigel Baldwin my point genocide happened all through time but the holocaust is the only one that no one seems to get over. As you was born in the 70's ect why care about something that happened in the 40's ?

@user-je1go9mw5y

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for going. My grandmother’s parent were sent to Auschwitz in September 1944 and were gassed and murdered two days later.

@catalinamendoza2783

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for going to the camps.

Please learn the story about Witold Pilecki. He did it and wrote his report. He was the real HERO.

@dafyduck79

Жыл бұрын

I mean every nation has a hero who brought holocaust into public Even zimbabwe

@gameryazov8327

Жыл бұрын

@@dafyduck79 Don't you mean Rhodesia?

@bobarcher5837

Жыл бұрын

So these two guys who escaped and wrote a report were not heroes?

@williamwarner2518

Жыл бұрын

Please watch a video on youtube called ....Everything is a rich mans game

@MalachiHealey

Жыл бұрын

@@gameryazov8327 Based

I went to Bergen Belsen when i was stationed in Fallingbostel. The eerie silence was deafening, no birds, no other animals, nothing at all. I saw two long white sheets side by side in the distance which intrigued me so i walked over to see what they were. On each of the sheets were names, i couldnt see the ends of the sheets and they went on for hundreds of metres. I left there with an overwhelming sadness in my heart.

@martyfromnebraska1045

7 ай бұрын

Sad what the British and Americans did, isn’t it? Not even an alleged death camp, btw.

@roberttwardowski9711

6 ай бұрын

Why the fuck did you Go there?

@JohnSmith-lf4be

4 ай бұрын

The British bombed the water pumps that supplied the Camp.

@alicenielsen5304

3 ай бұрын

I was in Auswitch as Well years ago. The smel of death was all around. Everyone was silent with tears running down their faces. The saddest experience I have ever had.

@MellowJelly

2 ай бұрын

@@alicenielsen5304 the ground and soil is practically made of human remains in many areas.

I'm Gen-X and an Aussie. We were taught this at school. I've been to Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp in Germany. “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” - George Santayana

@spateri728

Жыл бұрын

I'm Gen Y and an Aussie. We were taught about it. A lot of my friends grandparents cam from war torn Europe. As I did indeed on one side. My grandparents met in a camp. Polish/ Ukrainian on the documents. Survived the Holodomor and went on to a concentration camp then a workers camp because they were skilled/ educated. More needs to be taught about other countries histories. History repeats. Need I say more with my heritage?

@spateri728

Жыл бұрын

Polish were at the back of the camps with the Jews. Went to Dachau and it was a weird experience with my heritage but good at the same time. Hard to find records of my family and indeed my extended family over there. The displaced persons camp they ended up leaving from wasn't far from Dachau. I don't mean to take away the message from this movie but it was something like 3.5 to 5 million Ukrainians died from starvation in the 1930's due to Soviet oppression and policies. That was before the war. I can't even egin to imagine what their life was like.

@czarnesonce8758

Жыл бұрын

i was in the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in Poland, nothing special, a place like a place

@RobertK1993

Жыл бұрын

Past always repeats itself human beings are worse then animals.

@czarnesonce8758

Жыл бұрын

@@RobertK1993 not always

I remember a Jewish concentration camp survivor who ran a newsagent's shop in Harrow, Greater London, in the 1970s. He was middle-aged. He would hold a copy of The Times for my late father who loved talking to him on the morning walk to the railway station as he travelled to Central London. This Jewish man was so well-informed, so knowledgeable about the world that we only learnt of his horrific ordeal when my father asked him why he was running a newsagent when he had such a brilliant mind. He had a son who died in a plane crash at Orly Airport in Paris in March 1974 and I remember thinking, "How can life be so cruel?'

@carsten9168

Жыл бұрын

In Malaysia, we have a government policy of racial discrimination called 'Affirmation Action for Bumiputera ('sons of the soil' i.e. local Malay Muslims)' since 1969. Every government job, scholarships, university places, business permits, licences, etc. are given 100% to the Malays who rule the country. Whether the Malay is stupid, well connected, can't speak English or rich does not matter. The brightest and the best are non-Malay Muslims who are constantly left out in the main stream. So, the brain drain continues while Malaysia lags far behind China, Singapore and now even Vietnam and Thailand. When race (like the Nazis) plays a big part in politics, the country is a goner !

@VeronicaSzd

Жыл бұрын

life is so... unpredictable. my grandfather was in the camp, but he never wanted to talk about what he had seen or experienced.

@MrPoetemaudit

Жыл бұрын

@@VeronicaSzd Totally agree.

@andrewcormack-foster3790

Жыл бұрын

Life is cruel, but you usually find there are cruel people in it as well!

@patrioticjustice9040

10 ай бұрын

Life isn't meant to be cruel, but cherished each day as a gift. Cruelty and suffering is a product when humanity as a whole fails. Anti-semitism had been plaguing Europe for over 500 years; such talk was common to Adolf Hitler's ears when he was a struggling artist shivering in the gutter to when he was a corporal in the blood soaked trenches of WWI. When the Germans had to pay for a war they didn't start (it took them 92 years, ending in 2010, and cost them 132 billion gold marks) that devastated their economy, they were angry. And in that state, it's easy for a gifted and passionate speaker to rally people into a mob, especially when you walk about with decorative uniforms and colorful flags. It's unknown if the Final Solution was indeed Hitler's brainchild, as many historians believe that while he hated Jews, the inspiration for exterminating them came from his visits with the Grand Mufti Amin al-Husseini. Hitler had praised Muslims because he viewed their ideology to match his own vision for world order, and had wished that they had won the Crusades, rather than Christians whom he described as "weak and flabby." The Nazis considered the Muslims to be "honorary Aryans" which led to thousands of them fighting for the Nazis during their conquest of Africa.

🥰😍😘 That's my Grandpa's story. We have not met before...but I always hear stories about you from Dad. Family said I looked like him in his younger days. In Memory, Alfred Israel Wetzler ( May 10, 1918 - Feb 8, 1988)

@poggingmilk9452

4 ай бұрын

Bro you have anti israel propaganda on your channel, calling jews „bad guys“ and „thieves“ yet your sitting here telling us you have jewish grandparents? Pick a fucking side lad

I remember visiting Dachau whilst on a school trip. One thing that sticks in my mind is that it was alongside a main road, but within the camp you could not hear any traffic. Only silence.

I cannot believe that I grew up in total ignorance of these events. We were not taught about this at school in the 60's, maybe too close to the events. My cousin who is three years younger than I had confirmed that he didn't learn about it either. I found out about it in the 70's when I arrived in France and the French made many movies about the occupation. It must be taught. It must never be forgotten.

@MrLawrencd

Жыл бұрын

Where on earth did you do to school?

@Poli5h5au5age

Жыл бұрын

watch ‘Schindlers List’

@michaelmunn9939

Жыл бұрын

Where did you go to school this is the most infamous death camp

@kirk93814

Жыл бұрын

As a Canadian growing up in the 70s…we knew about it.

@heathercontois4501

Жыл бұрын

I too, am curious about where you went to school. I went to Catholic School through 8th grade and we not only learned about it, but my mom refused to give us permission to watch the movie, Auschwitz, with the rest of the class. Which I resent as an adult.

While visiting Auschwitz I bought a book that documented the difficulties these men had in convincing the english and Americans that these atrocities were occuring. From memory the Polish underground assisted them in getting details out to the world however the Allies would not divert bombing raids to at least disrupt the transportation of new prisoners. Would really like to see this movie.

@gordonhall9871

Жыл бұрын

you are right -- just bombing the rail lines going there would have helped

@LindyKnight

Жыл бұрын

That’s so sad yep very corrupt

@settz61

Жыл бұрын

I need to reply to my own post - sorry. I wanted to know a lot more about what hppened in Poland because my Mother was taken at the age of 15 because her father escaped after being caught as part of the Polish underground. She did not see her family again until 1973. The stories told to me as a child hove haunted me to this day. Remembering these things is a tribute to what we came from and a realisation of what it means to have what we now.

@WanderABit

Жыл бұрын

True, but this particular story started actually somewhat before. USA Jewish community refused to help European Jews as lesser, poorer human beings. Nothing new, fat cat won't understand the skinny one, but if you think that plain migration would save so many people...Google up for example the journey of St. Louis (the ship).

@captainpawpawchannel

Жыл бұрын

Actually USA and UK knew about what was happening but from what an historian said it would have been very hard to help, the bombings were not precise enough for example, I don't know if he's right

I've just read the book The Escape Artist by Jonathan Freedland which details the whole story. It's an incredibly well written and harrowing read but one you can't put down. No matter how much I read or watch on this subject I still always have to take a moments pause to remind myself that this isn't fiction and this unfathomable act of evil and cruelty actually happened. Only, just over, 4 decades before I was born.

@theopinionisthighqualityopinio

Жыл бұрын

"... to remind myself that this isn't fiction..." Well, unfortunately most of it is exactly that. Have you read any non-mainstream history about any of this? Not the kind of thing one would find on a 'supremacist' website, but actual, documented, history? It's a real eye opener. One discovers that the entire war had been planned in advance and that its main purpose and endgoal was the creation of the independent State of Isreal, with a huge, uprooted, European Jewish population who would want to move there. Of course, there were other goals too, but none as important as the creation of the independent State of Israel. It took me 50 years to break out of my indoctrinated state of being and if I did it, so can others.

@theopinionisthighqualityopinio

Жыл бұрын

PS - Please stop reading these types of books. "The Escape Artist" has been thoroughly dissected and totally debunked.

@sandman8996

Жыл бұрын

No it is fiction

@kermitkurtz3337

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I read the book a couple of months ago as well. I’m so glad to see that a movie has been made from the book. What he went through is just unimaginable. We must never forget. Especially in this day and age.

@mik3ymomo

11 ай бұрын

And all happened in very very recent history. Humans have not progressed at all.

To zwiastun słowackiego filmu ... sprzed 3 lata. Dobrze się pozycjonuje przy premierze "Raportu Pileckiego".

No matter how you look at we're all and deserve to be loved and cared about from each we should be able to lean on our brothers and sisters not be afraid of what they would think or say or do we should be able to hug each other and realize that we're all the same were born into this world the same way naked and from a womb and will end the same way. so between then and now why can't we love each other and embrace each othere and prevent anything like this from ever happening again I pray for the day that happens....😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😢😢😢🙏🙏🙏

Witold Pilecki.

A few years ago my brother was watching a documentary about Auschwitz and as the camera slowly panned the fence line one of the inmates yawned, which in turn, made my brother yawn and this direct communication over all that time and distance made him start to cry.

@anon-il9qf

Жыл бұрын

Cool, my sister was watching another nazi germany movie and asked why there's so much movies about nazi germany but none about the USSR and gulag system

@grahamhodge8313

11 ай бұрын

@@anon-il9qf The Russian Gulags were not extermination camps by design. The harsh conditions there however did cause many inmates to die. A slightly different level of inhumanity to man.

@dieterrosswag933

10 ай бұрын

​​@@grahamhodge8313ermans are efficiency, not necessary more evil. Just look what Japan did and there is any film about it. Or what Stalin or Mao

@SK0LDR1

9 ай бұрын

@@grahamhodge8313Isn’t it insane how the original claim of every camp being an extermination camp was then proven false when Americans investigated half of the camps, found the ones that they investigated were all concentration camps, and the ones they were not allowed to investigate, and was done by Soviets were all extermination camps?

@grahamhodge8313

9 ай бұрын

@@SK0LDR1 You are in a fantasy world of holocaust denial. There is overwhelming evidence about the NAZI extermination camps. I have been to Auschwitz myself and there is evidence on the ground that supports that it was a factory of death. Have you been there?

As a son of a WWII veteran and having a bachelor's degree in history, I am definitely seeing this movie.

@HR-yd5ib

Жыл бұрын

Who needs accurate sources when you can watch a hollywood movie.

@KourtneysPlasticSaladBowl

Жыл бұрын

i too have a bachelor's degree and will be seeing this!

@casfox

Жыл бұрын

Well it apparently came out 3 years ago not 2023. It’s on prime.

@chris3341

10 ай бұрын

​@@HR-yd5ib Waiting for a Disney version for extra clarity of the report

@user-ej4li1lt3d

10 ай бұрын

Blah blah blah blah blah

I was once in a work assignment at Munich airport, for defunct airline Augsburg airways, after one foggy day at work, I lost my usual way to the hotel, in freising (no gps in those days) .for some mysterious reason, I kept going on the wrong path..until some strange dark and tall chimney slowly showed itself in the distance, the closer I got, the stronger some dreadful feeling started to get me...I slowed down as fog was getting thicker...and suddenly out of nowhere..I saw a road sign...dachau!!!! ... uncontrolled tears ,heavy breathing started, I made a 180 ..and escaped..never looked back

I've just now finished the non- fiction book that this film is based on, " The Escape Artist " by Jonathan Freedland. I had never heard of this book, but found it in a charity shop for £1 in hardcover, and in pristine condition, just last week. Now I accidently stumble across this trailer with a different title from the book. Synchronicity or what?

I am surprised no one has ever made a film about Stalin's purge a decade before WWII. Where millions lost their lives, and the term concentration camp was first coined. When dealing with history: you always have to know where u have been to understand where u-r going. Y history always repeats itself.

@FdL1974

10 ай бұрын

Not surprised they didn't make a film regarding the atrocities committed by the BANDERA IDEOLOGY and the WAFFEN SS UKRAINIAN DIVISION...., ofcourse not who cares ? ...They were only POLAKS BURNED ALIVE IN THEIR HOMES.... Same shit then same shit now ...NAZI MDRFKRS !!!!

@merdadicapra

9 ай бұрын

Gulags were not extermination camp and were not invented by the soviets, they were tzar's forced labor camps, even stalin was condemned to go there before the revolution, and they just kept working in the first revolutionary period. Also in incomparable in absolute numbers, the deaths in gulags were between 2 and 5% of total inmates before war, rose to more or less 20,24% during WW2 at his highest point, while in nazi lager it was around 90%. People who went to gulags went after a trial, even a fake one, but not "because you were born jew-homo-gipsy or so on. No child was sent to death just because yes. The vast mayority of gulag's inmates finished their sentence and got free, while those who survived nazi's lager where only those that nazi couldn't kill before escaping. Stalin's gulags were horrible and deathly places, but weren't the extermination camps, were extremely tough forced labor camps.

@user-tw1ch4mk7s

8 ай бұрын

Потому, что Сталинские чистки - миф западной пропаганды. Запад придумал концлагеря, а русские вас спасают от нацизма.

Pierwszy raport o istnieniu obozów w Auschwitz dokonał dokonał Polak Rotmistrz wojska polskiego Witold Pilecki który dał się uwięzić w obozie zebrał osobiście informacje a następnie uciekłz obozu i naposalł raport o obozie zagłady.

@VOID-vi8pb

5 ай бұрын

ale nie pomagali mu zydzi wiec hollywood nie zrobi o tym filmu

Holy crap! 3012 people a day?! Can you imagine something like that actually happening in real life?

@DacianRapist

3 ай бұрын

While fighting a war on two fronts. Can you imagine?

@Jeaver

3 ай бұрын

yeah. because it did

When i worked at Natal Museum we hosted a travelling exhibit that was from the Auschwitz museum and after work one evening a man accosted us screaming that it was all lies. I was shocked that people believed that. My husband's great Aunt carried her tattoo to her grave.

@MyCatInABox

Жыл бұрын

Some people find it hard (or even impossible) to believe that these depraved, evil human beings were doing these things to other human beings and children... It's too much for them to fathom

@retroboyvhs

Жыл бұрын

Go watch: Europa the last battle.

@LeonardLeon

Жыл бұрын

@@MyCatInABox Even worse are the ones who say the holocaust happened, but for some reason, the jews kinda deserved it. I have plenty of these nutjobs here in Easter Europe, Romania. And then, there's Kanye...

@MalachiHealey

Жыл бұрын

Why did they tattoo people slated for death anyway?

@mohamedaman6656

Жыл бұрын

😊😊😊

This poster does have a point. I recall grade school in the late 60’s in Canada which was only less than 20 years after ww2. Back then the Catholic Church sisters were in most grade schools and they ruled as to what they would teach. You could count on a heavy dose of catechism along with math and writing skills. History was relegated to local history and how we came about. My only education I got as 8-12 year old was Hollywood movies and tv. The first real look and truth about WW2 was in the early 70’s “the World at war “BBC series which was a comprehensive look at the war and the atrocities. The school library was really a farce and you needed to buy books to learn more which I did. No internet and limited access to any info was the norm back then really the dark ages.

@shanemitchell3688

Жыл бұрын

Thats the catholic church for you !

@CajunGreenMan

Жыл бұрын

Read the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's report.

@daniel213141

11 ай бұрын

"..Back then the Catholic Church sisters were in most grade schools and they ruled as to what they would teach..." Not unless you were going to a Catholic or Residential school, at least not in BC.

@pep590

10 ай бұрын

@@shanemitchell3688 is a anti-Catholic Bigot and Anti-Semite.

@pep590

10 ай бұрын

Sorry, no school was going to go into great detail about Auschwitz to an 8 year old. But today, you can read about BJ's in school at 7 .

“Get it all on record now - get the films - get the witnesses - because somewhere down the road of history some bastard will get up and say that this never happened.” -Dwight D. Eisenhower, Commanding General of the Allied Forces that defeated Nazi Germany, after seeing the camps. He was right, some bastards did, and now it's not even being taught in many places. We need reminders like this to make sure we never forget history and needlessly repeat these tragic mistakes again.

@kulio1214

6 ай бұрын

False quote

@Rapid Trailer is this 2020 movie re-released ? As I own this exact film already on blu ray for about 3 years.

Poland 🇵🇱 suffered so much.

@alanrogs3990

Жыл бұрын

They should have stayed German territory after WW1

@NadiaGirl1

Жыл бұрын

@@alanrogs3990 if they did Poland would not be in the greatest state now. They have a good economy and military they actually have helped Ukraine and it’s people a lot.

@alanrogs3990

Жыл бұрын

@@NadiaGirl1 Let Ukraine deal with itself.

@jacekgoteborg

3 ай бұрын

@@alanrogs3990 Or there is no.....Idiot

And the Gaza Report for when?

@noahneuber4047

3 ай бұрын

wtf

@hellokitty524

Ай бұрын

The oppressed once no longer oppressed can become oppressors themselves. We are seeing this in real time no

@racegroundbreaking82

4 күн бұрын

@@hellokitty524 Not really, buddy. Far-right, racist, ethnonationalists killed Jews during WW2. Far-right, racist, ethnonationalists are killing Palestinians today. The oppressors never changed.

"What is history but a fable agreed upon" - Napoleon Bonaparte

@Orxbane

4 ай бұрын

Which this is, a fable

@davecopp9356

4 ай бұрын

@@Orxbane Be careful, there is no freedom of speech when it comes to this topic. All the best.

@robertbrown7237

2 ай бұрын

​@@OrxbaneHope you never lose your family,friends, possessions and then have to read some pathetic POS describe it as a fable.I'd ask you to show some common decency,but such qualities are probably beyond you!!

@HouseOfAntioch

Ай бұрын

​@@Orxbanecoward

@racegroundbreaking82

4 күн бұрын

I thought you freaks believed that denying objective reality is something something "cultural Marxism"

I went to Auschwitz in 2019 , one of the first things you notice is the silence , its incredibly quiet , no one said a word and we went around the camp in complete silence .I was trying to comprehend what had gone on in there but you can't ,I don't think I can see this film having been there.

The scariest thing is, that we are- as the human beings -so easy going to repeat mistakes all the time.

@meintingles4396

7 ай бұрын

Right on. Look at Gaza

@Rangerluck

4 ай бұрын

Not at all the same

@Orxbane

4 ай бұрын

Exactly, we keep letting them into our countries and then actually believe their fictional stories

@Riffman08-dz6pv

2 ай бұрын

Mistakes aren't so easy to repeat,but bad choices are very easy.. their is a big difference between mistakes and bad choices

To see the students at universities in USA comparing their situation to this... Shame.

Where's the pool?

Endlich,Finally konečne sa aj slovač zviditeľní ❤

@jaraskowalski9967

Жыл бұрын

co to jest "endlich po słowacku?

@dedge1191

Жыл бұрын

@@jaraskowalski9967 Konečne. To neznaš 😕?

@jaraskowalski9967

Жыл бұрын

@@dedge1191 znam po niemiecku, ale ty piszesz po słowacku, więc się pytam.

@dedge1191

Жыл бұрын

@@jaraskowalski9967 Endlich = Finally = Konečne. 👈

@Samk400

Жыл бұрын

Keby bol ten film dobrý, bolo by lepšie.

I am from Germany. I was born in the early 80ies. My generation got to grow up with survivers from all sites of the story. Regularly the schools took field trips to camps, have pupils meet with camp survivers. It is so important to educate about this. HOWEVER, nobody talks about why it was able to happen in the first place. To stop something sustainably from happening, we need to teach about the root causes. If you understand the root causes, you understand the problem, and are able to find a REAL solution. In any way, I wish more countries would teach their young ones so extensivley about the truth of their past as Germany did and does. We did lots of things wrong and still have a long way to go, but at least we admit and (mostly) own what we did.

@chri85

Жыл бұрын

"I am from Germany." x

@anon-il9qf

Жыл бұрын

The root cause was that communists in the USSR overthrew the government and established an insane dictatorship on which the SS and much of Nazi Party was based upon. Nazis literally copied communists in USSR. And people allowed them to do so to avoid a USSR from arising in Europe.

@retina_xenar

Жыл бұрын

Falls sich jemand fragt wie Menschen so etwas tun können.....dann schaut in euch selber, ihr werdet die Antwort finden Man kann davon ausgehen das 80-90% aller Kommentatoren hier mit gemacht hätten Ihr könnt soviel erinnern wie ihr wollt, es wird wieder passieren und schlimmeres.....

@redhotpanicgirl

Жыл бұрын

I grew up in the USA in the 70-80's and though very little was taught in schools I remember several films that impacted me greatly Holocaust (1978), Shoah (1985), and Sophie's Choice, which greatly impacted me. I also read every book I could find written by survivors or other first hand accounts. For some reason I have been fascinated with the Holocaust my entire life. I always thought that I knew a great deal about it, having devoured everything I could find to educate myself. However, recently there was a documentary released titled The US and the Holocaust. I was in literal shock at what I learned. Hitler and his Third Reich (Nazi regime) studied the USA for an example of "racial superiority", the genocide and land grab from indigenous people, and used the Jim Crow and segregation laws in establishing their laws against the Jewish people. In fact in the early days of Hitler's rule the USA had stricter laws against their Negro population than Hitler did against Jewish persons. Hitler basically told the USA to mind their own business that they had no room to judge his policies. No other countries, the USA included would take in Jews refugees or immigrants. Even some of the Jewish people already living in the USA were against allowing more to find refuge here. Hitler basically chased the Jewish population around Europe as he conquered country after country. Until finally Hitler decided on The Final Solution. The evil, guilt and shame of the Holocaust is global. For even though Hitler and his Nazi regime and many German people committed the worst of the atrocities, the entire world turned a blind eye, or worse did business with Hitler's government and fueled his war machine, and blatantly denied escape to a group of people (Jewish people) being systematically murdered as the world stood by and did NOTHING until it was too late and more than 6 million had perished. In the early days of Hitler's rule when the beginnings of the persecutions against the Jewish people had begun, people (mostly Jews) in the USA (and England) began to protest and call for boycotting German goods. Hitler's henchman Goering warned that if the Jews in the USA and England did not stop protesting and calling for boycotts of German goods that they (Germany and the Nazis) would take their revenge against the German Jews. On March 27, 1933 there was a large convention held in NYC at Madison Square Garden (22,000 people inside, with 35,000 more gathered outside) to protest the Nazi treatment toward the German Jews (for they knew it would not stop with the German Jews, that Hitler was at war with all Jews). A line from the documentary will haunt me forever. It was uttered by Rabbi Wise, a well known Rabbi, originally from Budapest, at the convention in 1933, "If things are to be worse for our brother-Jews in Germany, which I cannot bring myself to believe....then humbly and sorrowfully we bow our heads in the presence of the tragic fate that threatens, and once again appeal to the conscience of Christendom to save civilization from the shame that may be imminent." MARCH 27, 1933!! How tragically foretelling. It would take another 7 years and 9 months for the USA to enter World War Two in Europe and only because Hitler declared war against the USA. Too little, too late. The USA is not the hero of WW2 that they like to make themselves out to be. The USA are corporate greedy anti-sametic cowards who are as implicit as Hitler himself in the annihilation of 6 million Jewish men, women, and children (2 out of every 3 European pre-war Jewish persons) and an estimated 5 million more innocent people from various backgrounds, countries, races, ethnicities, and religions. 11 million murdered people in the European theater, not counting soldiers. Indeed Rabbi Wise was correct, what Hitler and the Nazi's were allowed to get away with is the great shame of modern civilization. True other genocides have been committed. Is it any wonder that humanity has had our DNA rewritten with the stamp of collective grief, shame, and trauma. A world grieving shared evil. We each must face the truth of history so that it can never be allowed to happen again. #NeverAgain #NeverForget Love can and must conquer the evil of hate.

@user-fq3mk4os7e

Жыл бұрын

Grow a pair. It's all bs! HітІer pushed back against their banking system and over ruled them the germanys economy flourished in no time proving their banking system is what holds us back. They got mad and needed this story to make it look like they were the wrongdoer. Germany is Gоds people! Don't let them in your country

Oh, thank you for this, I almost forgot about this. Needed my biweekly reminder.

That has to be a kick ass movie!

@bobyounger6109

4 ай бұрын

One I’ll find hard to sit and watch. It’s just pure evil

109 countries

@lalalalalalalalalala2372

3 ай бұрын

112*

@Raphael-ry4en

25 күн бұрын

Says the guy with a black dude on his profile

When will the GAZA report come?

Wow. This needed to be made. Will definitely be seeing this everyone should. Should be shown in high schools.

@mattverville9227

9 ай бұрын

so kids can see more jew propaganda? im sure they will have plenty

@Polski-Rolnik

8 ай бұрын

Yes, especially in schools in Germany, so that they know what their grandparents did to people

@blau2034

7 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@Polski-RolnikFor us Germans it’s mandatory to visit one of the Holocaust-sites at least once during school. So don’t worry we know about our past. Respect to Poland from Germany and I sincerely hope our Russian neighbours will one day learn from their past too.

Why don't they do a movie about the concentration camps the Soviets had the Germans in.... there were a lot more of those. Where did you think Germans got the idea for concentration camps?.. History is taught by the victors!

@marknewbold2583

10 ай бұрын

The British had concentration camps in Africa and so did the Germans

@Vendetta_s

3 ай бұрын

Germans learned it through the Brit’s and Americans having camps first

R.I.P to all the victims. Its a Shame the world didn't act sooner.

Hope I can watch this on YT

This film is a Slovak-Czech 🇸🇰🇨🇿production with the help of a German🇩🇪 production, directed by Slovak director Peter Bebjak. Based on the Slovak book by Alfréd Wetzler, who was imprisoned in Auschwitz, the screenplay was written by three Slovaks included Peter Bebjak

@dieterrosswag933

10 ай бұрын

And who paid for it?

@findgold1111

10 ай бұрын

@@dieterrosswag933 Read details about the movie on IMDb, section Production Companies, for example two co-productions from Czech public TV, Slovak public TV

@meluzinaskolastika746

6 ай бұрын

@@dieterrosswag933 mostly slovak cinematografic fund, german TV and czech tv

It was real in my mind Herman Rosenblat

If you can escape by staying at the camp for as long as possible until the search party is over is the best thing. It must be hard to flee a camp like this, starwing with no strenght. Against people chasing you with dogs, cars and would shoot you done at anypoint.

@justincase7848

9 ай бұрын

Hard is not the word. We Americans cannot begin to imagine what it was like. The Germans were the most perfect, organized, and ruthless soldiers ever, and the Jews were sick, freezing, and literally starving to death. One cannot imagine how trapped they were.

I visited the camp in Mauthausen, Austria, I'll never that day unless you've been you just can't believe these places excisted. So glad we have strong laws to prevent these crimes from happening in Australia. The ongoing mending of Australians relationship with the indigenous peoples is going to take time.

Do they show the swimming pool, maternity ward, wooden doors?

@sully553

Жыл бұрын

We know they are lying. They know we know they're lying. And yet they continue to lie. Our entire society is based off of the myth this film is reinforcing. Therefore the truth cannot be uncovered, and the goyim will continue watching the same lie told on television for eternity.

@NadiaGirl1

Жыл бұрын

@@sully553 do you believe the holocaust didn’t exist? Why would you say that?

@hohohopium

Жыл бұрын

​@@NadiaGirl1 You're absolutely EVERYWHERE, "Nadia." ADL assignment?

I remember these scenes! It happens every day now in 2024 and everyone watches it.. Was this movie filmed in Gaza??

When is this coming out?

Wooden doors Tone?

and yet there are still people believing and claiming nothing like this ever happened...

Wooden doors. Their own currency. A hospital. A play hall. An orchestra. And last but not least, a swimming pool. Inb4 “that was for the officers!” The hospital too..?

@hrvatskinoahid1048

10 ай бұрын

Keep the 7 Noahide laws and leave Jews alone.

@HeliodromusScorpio

6 ай бұрын

let the sheeplings believe in their little fairylate

@MellowJelly

2 ай бұрын

you're joking, right? you can't be this stupid

@MellowJelly

2 ай бұрын

@@HeliodromusScorpio you think you're a scorpio lmao talk about believing in fucking fairytales

@Raphael-ry4en

25 күн бұрын

Ur denying huh

Zwiedzając muzeum w obozie czułam jakąs nie wiem jak to nazwac ale jakąś energię, aurę którą pozostawili Ci zamordowani ludzie

@michatemplariuszmarten9976

5 ай бұрын

nie tylko ty , mój tato to samo mówił

It looks like very interesting and very relevant to our times

Meanwhile in Gaza........................................

Based on a true story of my imagination. " in my imagination, it was true. " a quote from a "survivor".

Gives me chills with fear

I come from a family who have died and survived this place. 💙🤍✡️🕎

What ever happened to Poland's Pilecki?

@bartekgorszy4715

4 ай бұрын

He was murdered by communists and to this day it is not known where his body is.

@user-xw8rl5em3f

3 ай бұрын

Oy vey! He was not from the chosen tribe.

A gdzie jest historia rotmistrza Witolda Pileckiego ?

@dodo_nejapny

4 ай бұрын

make your own movie, wtf?

Where can i stream this?

@nobodyspecial4702

Жыл бұрын

Amazon prime

How could this possibly have happened?

At least 4 or 5 movies and documentaries (or more) are released every year about this topic. It's about time to show some information, movies or documentaries about Stalin's Gulag concentration camps. We don't find as many as the ones about the Nazi period. (Gulags were created 1930 and came to an end in 1960). It'd be interesting.

@danielgreen6547

10 ай бұрын

Which is probably why we won't see such a thing, sadly.

@AugustusBerg

10 ай бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZYusxNmxqaTacqQ.html

@merdadicapra

9 ай бұрын

gulag weren't invented in 1930, they aready existed in the tzarist period with the name of "Katorga "

@danielgreen6547

9 ай бұрын

@@merdadicapra That is interesting, I had not heard that before.

@merdadicapra

9 ай бұрын

@@danielgreen6547 Stalin himself was imprisoned in one of them before the revolution! Bosheviques didn't invented them, just kept using the same institutions after the revolution, with their opponents instead of tzar's ones. Also, mortality rate was actually quite higher in tzarist period, according to a 2004's study called "Stalin, the Leningrad Affair, and the Limits of Postwar Russocentrism" of David Brandenberger And all of this doesn't make gulags wonderland, clearly, is just data

Wooden doors

@Johnny-rj9on

8 ай бұрын

SHUT IT DOWN

There are no words.....

In ciinemas or streaming? When?

My story does not pertain to this movie. However, it's kind of similar. My friend and I were stationed in japan and his girlfriend was japanese and they watched the movie pearl harbor the romantic one. And the japanese girl said why would hollywood make such a horrible movie about japanese doing that attack on Americans at Pearl Harbor? We both kind of laughed thinking she was joking, and he had to show her that it was not a false event, thay it indeed had happened. When she realized it was the truth, she started to cry and could not believe her country did that. She told us they never teach that in high school the history of that.

@Lupercal1901

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you on that. I’ve met a japanese who actually on denial on what happened, even as to believe that they never did the Nanjing Massacre and even believe that what they did in South East Asia was actually liberating the locals from the colonial powers.

@nobodyspecial4702

Жыл бұрын

Japan teaches that their country was a victim, not a perpetrator of the war.

@michastys9704

Жыл бұрын

@@nobodyspecial4702 Every country teaches their own history. For Russians the War did not start on 1th September 1939 but in 1941 when Germans turned against them. And Germans? They refuse to accept responsibility for this War, blaming it on the mythical Nazis nation...

@andrewharper4296

Жыл бұрын

Again, not quite the same thing. I’ve just come back from New York, and I spent some time in the 9/11 museum. Surprising the number of teenagers around me that had no idea the event even happened.

@user-pi4xc5sm9n

Жыл бұрын

А ваша японская девушка не спросила, когда Голливуд снимет фильм об атомной бомбардировке в 1945 году Хиросимы и Нагасаки? Японцам должно быть стыдно за своё правительство, которое забыло историю и в настоящее время слепо выполняет команды из Белого дома. 80 тысяч японцев сгорело в одно мгновение и еще около 200 тысяч погибло от лучевой болезни в следующие годы после бомбардировки.

Another one?

@motion69

8 ай бұрын

Mean?

I used to live in weimar where the first ever concentration camps was. The vibes, history and atmosphere will make you sick.

Need that again bravo !!

This is outrageous, we need more black actors playing nazis!

Very funny and deviating from historical truth.

Their made a movie about the Wetzler/ Vrba report,that's a great story. It even made it's way to Churchill's desk and FDRs war department. Too bad nothing was not done about it in the end.

@007arek

9 ай бұрын

It couldn't, many Jews don't understand it.

In France, some survivors used to give conference in school. I remember this old lady, in front of 400 teenagers, in a deathlike silence, telling her story, in Birkenau. I understood life differently after that.

@daviddavidsonn3578

8 ай бұрын

another lier

@frenchustube

8 ай бұрын

@@daviddavidsonn3578if you are going to insult people at least learn to spell properly!

@huskerdust7wu

7 ай бұрын

​@@daviddavidsonn3578What another liar? Could you please shut up? Jewish people had suffered because of racism, and we should respect them. So, stop.

I remember hearing about this story years before. Took them too long to make this movie. Worth telling

@alomaalber6514

10 ай бұрын

My parents were of the WW 2 era as adults and although living in the US, they knew, but my mom always said "Why didn't they stand up, do something, etc" we see in this true story they did TRY. I look forward to the film and wish it had been made sooner so the generation THEN could have seen it. Also, FURY is one of the "last" true WW 2 stories. Maybe there are even a few more. Best to ya'll.

@AugustusBerg

10 ай бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZYusxNmxqaTacqQ.html

Моя бабушка была там..

@FrEEmAnLivELoVe

Жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear that...

Can't wait to this

@dafyduck79

Жыл бұрын

Its 2 years old

@davefritzayson8088

Жыл бұрын

@@dafyduck79 oh

Human rights are the first in the world in Turkey. Even the hair of people is not harmed in Turkey, and nothing has happened to any tourist. and there is zero corruption

Watch Europa the last battle!

@alomaalber6514

10 ай бұрын

and the PBS documentary about Europe in general at that time, not a drama, a must watch called The Rape of Europa.

Tym wszystkim produkcjom brakuje jednego - autentyzmu. Może Spielberg osiągnął w części klasę Pasażerki czy Ostatniego etapu… No i Syn Szawła…

@radosawpoweska4667

Жыл бұрын

Moim zdaniem Syn Szawła to nieciekawe popłuczyny po Szarej Strefie - mało znamym filmie, ale po którym robienie czegokolwiek o Auschwitz wydaje mi się niepotrzebne.

@puchatek112

Жыл бұрын

@@radosawpoweska4667 Mnie akurat Szara strefa w wersji filmowej specjalnie nie poruszyła. Jak dla mnie za dużo typowo hollywoodzkiego efekciarstwa plus aktorstwo takie sobie. Ale to moja opinia. Za to książka Nyiszli - mocna rzecz…

@magdasiwecki7865

10 ай бұрын

jesli chodzi o mocne ksiazki, to z pewnoscia znacie Nalkowskiej - Medaliony - straszne.... a prawdziwe.

@puchatek112

9 ай бұрын

@@magdasiwecki7865 polecam 5 lat kacetu

@azazeldemon7779

4 ай бұрын

@@magdasiwecki7865Właśnie problem jest w tym, że Medaliony nie są prawdziwe... Tak, to jest bardzo dobre lektura, ale przekłamana historycznie. Opowiadania Borowskiego są świetne bo autentyczne i nieprzekłamane... Może nie interesujesz się historią i umknął ci ten fakt, ale słynne mydło robione z ludzi było mitem propagandy sowieckiej. Profesor Spaner przerabiał po prostu ludzkie zwłoki na medyczne eksponaty służące do nauki, to co uznano za "mydło" było po prostu efektem ubocznym tych działań.

This movie comes out at an important time: fascism and authoritarian governments are on the rise. Younger people have no/ little connection to the past and I fear in some school districts in the USA, information is being suppressed or not told in its entire truth. When I was younger, we knew people who had survived the Holocaust and/or fought in WWII. A friend's great-aunt was part of the Resistance in Hungary and died fighting the Nazis.

@cspace1234nz

11 ай бұрын

...yep, when I visited in Munich some years ago I went to Dachau. There was also a storm coming at the time, sky was as black as could be, it was beyond eerie. What an absolute horror shock for this young Kiwi from the other side of the planet that was. Everybody should go to one of these places because if we think for a moment it couldn't ever happen again we are kidding ourselves.

@theopinionisthighqualityopinio

10 ай бұрын

You're absolutely right about what's going on today. My husband's family in Northern Italy were Partigiani during WWll and went through hell, BUT... you really need to open your eyes to this specific story. Not only have you been completely misled, but this is the perfect example of what you've said about "information (is) being surpressed." Until and unless this shibboleth of a story is exposed for the propaganda that it is, everything will remain the same or it will get worse.

@martyfromnebraska1045

7 ай бұрын

@@theopinionisthighqualityopinio You’re dealing with people who are shown traumatic images at a young age and lied to about what is on the screen. It’s going to take radical reprogramming to fix these people.

@theopinionisthighqualityopinio

7 ай бұрын

@@martyfromnebraska1045 Yes. You're absolutely right!! I fully agree with everything you've said!! I thank the heavens every day for having been given the 'gift' of open eyes, so to speak. I mean, we all broke out of bondage on our own, or with the help of others, so I'm sort of kidding about a 'gift', but whatever happened to allow us to see the truth, it's been the most wonderful, life changing, epiphany in the universe... even after all this time! On a separate note, I wonder how many ADL accounts are monitoring this comment section. Plenty, no doubt!! Thanks for writing me and especially with such a spot on reply!! Ciao! 🙂 🙋🏻‍♀️ 💫

@Orxbane

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, the one thing they don't make enough movies about is the holocaust. Have to refresh that story for every new generation, otherwise they might start to think for themselves and start to question the narrative.

This looks awesome.

This looks like an entertaining movie.

@hutspan

Жыл бұрын

entertaining, is watching your mother take care of ten men in an hour

Нет не одного русского комментария, и это печально, конечно я лично не читал книгу, но очень интересуюсь историей. Все народы мира должны знать о зверствах нацистов! Особенно Мы Русские, Белорусы, Украинцы и другие народы СССР. Наши предки прошли тоже через этот ад, и смогли остановить его, многие ценой своей жизни! Мы должны помнить и не искажать историю. Когда Наши народы были вместе мы побеждали и созидали.

@user-xd4lt1gh6h

5 ай бұрын

у украинцев сейчас в героях те кто эти лагеря охранял, в канадский парламент вместе с премьером канады и президентом украины встречали нациста бывшего охранника концлагерей апплодисментами

@robnpk8868

5 ай бұрын

Ukraińcy to wpisz w Google OUN lub UPA co robili nawet Nazistow przerażało ich okrucieństwo zwłaszcza co wyrabiali na Wołyniu

@paparus8776

5 ай бұрын

@@user-xd4lt1gh6h черти безродные они... Но не все...

@azazeldemon7779

4 ай бұрын

Вы просто наглые... Это вы напали на Польшу вместе с Третьим рейхом... Когда Польша защищалась от Третьего рейха, вы нанесли нам удар в спину... На территориях оккупированной Польши вы создали такие условия что даже ЕВРЕИ бежали к немцам. Вы убили 20 тысяч моих соотечественников в Катыни и пытались обвинить в этом немцев. Незадолго до Второй мировой войны вы убили более 200 000 моих соотечественников только потому, что они были поляками. Когда вы «освободили Польшу от нацизма», вы изнасиловали несколько сотен тысяч польских женщин. Мы также хорошо знаем, как вы относились к немецким женщинам... Несмотря на то, что немцы сделали с нами во время Второй мировой войны, ни одна из этих женщин не заслужила такой участи. Вы даже насиловали женщин, освобожденных из концлагерей... Вы расстреливали наших партизан, которые сражались с фашистами, как зверей в лесах. У вас на совести даже Витольд Пилецкий, КОТОРЫЙ ПОЕЗДАЛ В АУСВИЦ ПО СОБСТВЕННОЙ ПРОСЬБЕ, ЧТОБЫ УЗНАТЬ, ЧТО ТАМ ДЕЛАЕТ ГЕРМАНИЯ... Вы отобрали у Польши все, когда вспыхнуло Варшавское восстание, вы отказались нам помочь и наблюдали, как мои соотечественники были убиты немцами, а Варшава разрушена... Вы несете такую ​​же ответственность за Вторую мировую войну, как и немцы, только немцы, хотя и смогли извиниться и признать свои ошибки, все равно держат на нас обиду, потому что мы не спасибо за изнасилование наших матерей и бабушек... А что касается украинцев... Вы плюете на мою семью, погибшую от рук УПА и тех, кто выжил. Нынешняя Украина не имеет ничего общего с бандеровским движением, даже если речь идет об их символике, вы их выставляете бандеровцами, вот они и используют эти флаги назло вам. Моя живая прабабушка имела дело с бандеровцами и ненавидит их, но к нынешним украинцам никакой ненависти не испытывает, потому что они нормальные люди. Есть и нормальные русские, я никогда не скажу, что их не существует. Но возвращаясь ко Второй мировой войне, я расскажу вам два анекдота, они очень показательны. Каждый человек, переживший обе оккупации, всегда говорил, что немцы были жестокими, но русские были еще хуже... Второе - старое польское оскорбление: хотелось бы, чтобы немцы на вас напали, а русские вас освободили… Чертовы придурки...

@azazeldemon7779

4 ай бұрын

@@user-xd4lt1gh6h japa kacapie

I have been waiting for my annual historical retcon patch update. I wear the diamonds my great grandmother swallowed to hide them from Mengele, the angel of death.

Do we really need another movie on this topic?

When is it out ?

Yawn...amother one to make sure you never ever forget.

@Rangerluck

4 ай бұрын

There’s millions of stories and how dare you

whenever you see a movie about auschwitz, the weather is always bad. dont they have summer in poland??

@alomaalber6514

10 ай бұрын

That is an odd thing, to see the documentary footage of WW2 in color. There is a documentary, maybe several by that name. Eerie to think about stuff that happens on regular days.

How about " The GAZA Report" ??

So utterly heartbreaking.

@Dreamformeable

Жыл бұрын

And now same people are doing the same to Palestinians... but not heartbreaking for Palestinians yes?

@generic_4_More_Content

Жыл бұрын

@@Dreamformeable so they are putting them into camps to kill millions?

@alanrogs3990

Жыл бұрын

@@Dreamformeable People don't want to hear this. They only want to hear what they believe they are supposed to hear and believe. I will probably never see this film but when I see that there is a film on this topic I say to myself, "Another one? How many must be made?"

@Dreamformeable

Жыл бұрын

@@alanrogs3990 Thank you!

@alexalex-om9ic

Жыл бұрын

so real also.

LONG LIVE THE MOUSTACHE MAN

Спасибо Советскому воину-освободителю, погасившему печи Освенцима! Люди мира в неоплатном долгу перед жертвой Советского Народа!

@dmytryblyzniuk8211

3 ай бұрын

Плевать всем на вас и ваши зверства God bless free world 🌎

How many of those who see this trailer will want to view the whole movie?

@motion69

8 ай бұрын

I will see it just to feed my inner beast that jews were cremated like this.

Ludzie, ludziom zgotowali ten los 😪

@redhotpanicgirl

Жыл бұрын

Sadly true. Humans are capable of astounding evil against other humans.

@Polski-Rolnik

8 ай бұрын

Niemcy zgotowali ten los ludziom

Why are there no such films about Soviet gulags? I feel like I've been watching the same film about Nazis for the last 50 years.

@chrisdaly9539

Жыл бұрын

Doesn't work that way, there is only one side to the official story. The winners always write the history.

@krashd

Жыл бұрын

Were there many westerners in those gulags? Then there is your completely obvious answer, Mark. There are movies about the gulags though, but - and this will blow your mind - they are Russian. How weird is that, huh? It's almost like you live in the west or something and can only smell the inside of your own cozy bubble...

@TreeLuvBurdpu

Жыл бұрын

@@krashd well then this will blow YOUR mind: most Western students think the USSR is the solution, the good guys, because we don't get a new movie about the horrors of the gulags and the NKVD every couple of months like we do about Nazis every few months.

@alanrogs3990

Жыл бұрын

Early on in Russian Soviet history many of the blood thirsty Bolsheviks were not gentiles and were interested in destroying "Christian Russians"

@Lina_Lady_Bijou

Жыл бұрын

Не нужно ровнять фашистские лагеря с ГУЛАГами. Это вам ваша пропаганда сказок и страхов внушила. В свою историю посмотрите. А войска НКВД герои. Первые кто встретил натиск армии Гитлера, мужественно защищали свое отечество . Надпись в Брест крепости на стене «Умираю , но не сдаюсь» оставлена бойцом НКВД.

Does anyone know when it is released, in England. Like a few other comments, I have just read The Escape Artist.

fitting trailer for times ahead

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@Vicious_Retard

6 ай бұрын

unfathomably based

....... World peace now humanity....