It's ABSOLUTELY CRIMINAL that all his photos and film were destroyed. Such a HUGE capture of history just thrown away.

Zoomer girls: "I am a gender unicorn. My pronouns are he/they and I am actively working to dismantle systems of cisnormative oppression and methods of imposing whiteness on marginalized groups." Zoomer boys: "I have a KZread channel devoted to meticulously documenting SS campaign history."

@ZoomerHistorian

3 ай бұрын

HAHAH

@GhostofJamesMadison

2 ай бұрын

In about 5-10 years when the gender theory is relegated to the same place that lobotomies are historically in medicine literature, they will be forever broken. However you, you will be well prepared for the lifetime of political bs. I am ashamed to say it took me two presidential votings to realize that's it's just a repeat cycle of bs; pretend emergencies/false flag >theft of rights>newwar>theft of taxes> media admits war was wrong>new president restart. EVERY 8 YEARS. This is why I think the voting age ought to be returned to 30. The entire point of lowering the voting age is nefarious in that the young can't see the rehashed bs. I felt about Iraq in 2003 exactly how zoomers felt about the Ukraine/Russia but by the time I saw this latest conflict I automatically knew it was B's that had nothing to do with us and a theft of my yearly wages. (Also repeal the 19th, my grandpa who lives through the depression always said America made one and only one mistake, the 19th amendment.)

@sonicman52

2 ай бұрын

I’ve never met, dated, or talked to a girl like that irl. Ik you’re probably joking, but if you’re being srs you should get off the internet and go hang out with some real people

@zeusconquers

2 ай бұрын

He is trying to make a case that socialism is good and works.

@zeusconquers

2 ай бұрын

@@HisCoconutGun when has Scandinavia produced anything better than an eriksen phone? You call that winning, working? Under the best working socialist govt you would still be considered a loser. Nothing will change for you. You will just have less money and prices will be higher. You probably don't know that the people who own Europe are from Sweden . I don't expect much from you though since you take everyone's word at face value for everything.

It s extremely hard to find an actual unbiased, real telling of history in general, let alone, this kind of history, I applaud you

My son showed this in his history class for a project and was sent to the principal’s office for “concerns”. I told the principal and teacher to go **** themselves.

@freemasonslayer

6 ай бұрын

how old was your son?

@greatdays7050

6 ай бұрын

Your son is a champ

@lukedupree962

6 ай бұрын

17

@tavish4699

6 ай бұрын

​@@lukedupree96217 and a giga chad

@richardhanney7950

5 ай бұрын

I did a book report on Mein Kampf for one history essay. Got a decent grade too if I remember rightly. Different times eh

It is an unpleasant fact that nazi Germany has been so vilified as to preclude any deep discussion of it's achievements. Meanwhile communist Russia and imperial Japan received hardly any censure at all. I appreciate your efforts to make these stories available to any that wish to know.

@antiantifa886

6 ай бұрын

Japan even praises Germany. They have medals in their shrines.

@rvanhees89

6 ай бұрын

If something is not researched, that doesnt mean it is censored...

@owensthilaire8189

6 ай бұрын

@@wilcowen Yeah okay. Since I was typing in English it should be evident that I meant western media specifically.

@owensthilaire8189

6 ай бұрын

@@wilcowen my point genius is that we hear weekly about the evils of Nazi Germany from the media. And in point of fact there folks in Germany that actually ride around with pictures of Stalin on their bikes on his birthday. Also I would say the majority of Americans or Canadians wouldn't care. Are you just trolling or actually ignorant?

@owensthilaire8189

6 ай бұрын

@@wilcowen You honestly think anyone would care? You clearly missed the point of my op.

fascinating topic. I think it would be interesting if you covered more of the Ahnenerbe expeditions. As a Finn, I find the expeditions in Finland led by Yrjö von Grönhagen in 1936, 37 and 38 especially interesting.

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

Will see what sources I can find. I'd be happy to cover it

@jiggy7108

6 ай бұрын

@@ZoomerHistorian cheers, keep up the good work. Love all your videos regardless of the topic really.

The important thing to remember is to ask the right questions. Why is it that if the Allies won the war and were the good guys that now all of the West lays in ruins?

“🎶You didn’t have to cut meee oooff🎵” moment

@esothetics

6 ай бұрын

This is more like a “🪇 Wasted, get her off my mind when I'm wasted - Wasted, I waste all my time when I'm wasted - Wasted, GTA love, b- wasted 🕺🏿” moment.

Antarctica next? I want to see the 6'4 aryan "aliens" flying around in their UFOs... jk

@jonnytwocombs198

6 ай бұрын

The search for hyperborean

@OffGridInvestor

2 ай бұрын

There was one guy, an explorer and his ship, who was following whale migration movements. A full TWO YEARS after the war had ended, a U boat popped up besides him, quite unexpectedly and boarded with the captain, in uniform along with all his other sailors, demanding to buy half their supplies. He paid them in US DOLLARS, told him to split the money amongst his crew, told him there was a pod of whales in an area nearby WHICH THERE WAS, saluted and they went back under. Funny stuff happened down there

@marcwilson1052

2 ай бұрын

Accept, unironically...

@guavas2155

2 ай бұрын

@@OffGridInvestor did you find this in a book? i would like to know

@SwampNucker

2 ай бұрын

There's a reason we can't freely explore Antarctica. Not even people working there can explore and have to sign NDAs to keep quiet. The world isn't what you think it is. I'll just say this, space is fake, satellites are not orbiting they are floating on balloons, earth is flat, and we have no idea what lies outside the dome covering earth, some say water. As above, so below.

Would you ever consider doing a video on how everyday life changed for the Germans under the Third Reich compared to the weimar republic? Things like culture, wages, prices of necessities, what was taught in schools, what was now socially acceptable that wasn't before (or vice versa), or anything else that had a major change compared to life under the previous regime. I believe you've touched on some of these in previous videos but I think a standalone video on how everyday life changed for the average joe under Hitler's rule would be great Either way great video as always :)

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

Yes there is actually a book on the way to help me with such a video

@alakhazom

6 ай бұрын

Hello,my pale brothers. There is some videos made by Cultured Thug,don't know if you know him,but he's one of the "O.G's" for the right,for lack of a better term. His videos can be found on other platforms , analytical in scope, amny of them regarding your question. Here's a link that lightly documents the change in Berlin, viewed by an outsider. Found a link,on this platform. kzread.info/dash/bejne/eWmLqMWNisSngaw.html

@rx0102

5 ай бұрын

@@ZoomerHistorianmay I ask what book?

@mrlucidboy

5 ай бұрын

​@@ZoomerHistorianwhat is this book?

@flashgordon6670

5 ай бұрын

No, we would much prefer videos about Tibetan Bigfoot and Agartha.

How utterly tragic that the Americans trashed all the photos and his belongings. Heartwrenching…

The fact a disclaimer is required for a historical video shows that the world has gone to hell 😂

@adolphCat

2 ай бұрын

It is amazing to me that my Public School High School History Book from the 1980's has many ideas that are so controversial that most sites will delete an accurate quotes from this book. A State Approved History Book from a few years ago has many unacceptable ideas. History is being constantly rewritten to make it acceptable to the ruling class.

Well, that ending between Ernst Shafer and Kaiser was incredibly wholesome. Thanks for sharing. God Bless. 🙏🏻

Went on a hunting holiday, pissed of the British government multiple times, made a best bro for life, fell out with best bro for life and then became best friends again, adopted a very aggressive puppy, a local ruler wanted homosexual contact, nearly got bummed by a drunk monk, got into a fist fight with multiple local monks and rode a mates horse to death. Sounds like a pretty decent holiday to be honest.

Kaiser actually staid in Germany after, and found a wife. I'm his great-grandnephew, we still have a portrait of him and Ernst Schäfer above our mantlepiece!

@SH777_

6 ай бұрын

Wow! Can you tell anything more about that? How was his life in Germany?

@gotterdammerung2330

6 ай бұрын

Are you still in Germany?

@Kerk1302

6 ай бұрын

@@SH777_ he stayed there for the rest of his life, found a wife, a job etc. Thank god the Nazi racial “purity” propaganda didn’t matter anymore after the war, otherwise he, as a Tibetan, wouldn’t have found his wife. He lived on well into the 2000’s, but is sadly dead now. He gifted the portrait to my father himself, and was a very nice man!

@Kerk1302

6 ай бұрын

@@gotterdammerung2330 Yes, we certainly are!

@SH777_

6 ай бұрын

@@Kerk1302 what a nice story, hope Germany doesn't descend into nazism again. Never again, as they say!

Thank you for this incredible work. Amazing to see that these topics are still taboo after all this time but brave fellows like yourself are slowly turning that around! :)

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

Thanks very much mate!

I’ve always wanted desired more information on this topic. Normally it’s mentioned in passing and just another of himmlers pseudoscientific side quest. The complete story is much more interesting. Great work. 👍

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

Yeah I'd never seen it mentioned anywhere except in passing before researching this video too! Thanks mate

@arostwocents

3 ай бұрын

Side quests have the best rewards. It certainly helped the SS to gear up with side quests in the early main missions.

@johannesolofsson221

Ай бұрын

Make a video about nationalsocialistgermanys ufos , Ernst zundel wrought a book about this ​@@ZoomerHistorian

This video was so interesting! The insights into Tibet and the different people really caught my attention, it was like watching a movie. Thank you very much for narrating this unknown episode so well as always!

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

Thanks very much mate!

@datadavis

6 ай бұрын

i never knew the tibetans were such randy horndogs!

When your headmaster takes you into the woods for night, I doubt it usually ends well.

@rhysnichols8608

6 ай бұрын

Different time. People trusted each other more, and doing something dodgey was much less likely.

@joemerino3243

24 күн бұрын

@@rhysnichols8608 Leaving a kid alone by a car in the woods all day doesn't sound super trustworthy.

@richardsimons6978

9 күн бұрын

@ jbuckley2546 Thanks for the warning headmaster!

This would honestly make a good movie/epic imo.

@Less_Serious

Ай бұрын

would love to see an AMC Mini-series. Jared Harris would be a good pick to play Ernst Schäfer

3:36 classic "the sun is over 90 million miles away" moment 🤫

Such a standard German, being a thorough doctor but not understanding the women patients liked him and weren't sick lol

@theoderich1168

2 ай бұрын

Well, that's how we are...😇(most of us); we are probably the most mis-understood species on earth.

I've seen the 'Secret Tibet' film of the Schafer expedition but this video is outstanding, very detailed and comprehensive.

Outstanding! I learned a lot from this video. Thanks for putting the hours in.

This is a topic that could use 5-10 videos at least, just like Antarctica. Unfortunately, so much of the information many of us would want is simply not available. It's not just the destruction of records, when it comes to the SS especially, the Allies have kept a great deal under lock and key. Not to mention they themselves removed a substantial amount of records that have either not been seen since by anyone outside their lineage, or not made public.

@sulaiman1340

6 ай бұрын

I personally am also quite disappointed the historian who made the video did not mention the hyper-advanced ancient technologies discovered by these expeditions which later possibly helped to develop die Glocke and the Reichsflugscheibe.

@gratefulguy4130

6 ай бұрын

@@sulaiman1340 I'm not at all surprised he didn't. Really wouldn't have expected it. Still, it would be nice...

@indigard2747

6 ай бұрын

@@gratefulguy4130 Perhaps it sound weird to you but many years ago there was a random comment on reddit saying ' Iron Sky is a fictional version of the truth.'. 10 years later, I must admit that guy was truly ahead of his time.

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

@@sulaiman1340 Return to reality

@sulaiman1340

6 ай бұрын

@@ZoomerHistorian People nowadays only accept peer-reviewed studies when it's about German technological advances, but when it's about soap made from humans, "witness statements" are enough. Society has fallen.

Great been waiting for the new drop! Amazing work so far keep it up.

I was really huped for this one, thank you so much for your work!

What a noble effort on Kaiser’s behalf to go up for one last visit . Tremendous account here wonderful production thank you for sharing.

I am so impressed with your content.

Amazing channel, thank you for all the work and research you put into your videos.

Another excellent video from this channel.

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot

Very interesting and well done! Thank you very much!

Excellent video! Many thanks from Sweden

Thank you for your effort. And I do recognize that certain song you sometimes include in the pauses 😁

An absolutely bloody fascinating video. Thanks so much 🙏

Great video once again. Keep it up! The stone battle caught me off guard 😂

Really interesting presentation; one that I'd never heard before.

Thank you for your awesome documentary work. And, most impressive to me, you actually cite some sources in the . Almost all documentaries expect us to take their word for it and thereby make us take the long way toward further research. Thanks for giving me some places to go to learn more.

Thank you for this video!

So they didn't find the entrance to Agartha?

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

Doesn’t appear so mate, just gay monks

@rabbiezekielgoldberg2497

6 ай бұрын

@@ZoomerHistorian Big disappointment

@tavish4699

6 ай бұрын

​@@ZoomerHistorianmayby the entrance was the armpits ?😂

@Shoegazebasedgenre0.

3 ай бұрын

reality is stranger than fiction. this really sounds like a rejected script for a Monthy Python's​cancelled film @@ZoomerHistorian

@KLMT01

2 ай бұрын

@@ZoomerHistorian😯

This should be a movie

@areyoutheregoditsmedave

2 ай бұрын

hard to make a movie that doesn’t paint the national socialists as cartoonish super villains, totally bent on evil and destruction.

This is what I’ve always wanted to learn more about, love from Estonia

Your videos are very good.

"Sitting in the long grass" LOL

Interesting video, thank you.

Very nice. I always wanted to know about the expedition

absolutely hilarious hearing about how hard the britbongs where seething over this

Hey, man. Great work.

This is one of the best things I have ever seen on KZread.

If they haven't already, they should make a movie out of this.

@blitzy3244

6 ай бұрын

Nothing about the Germans get movies made out of them. Even though their stories are 10x better than any dimwitted Allied victory tale.

@rvanhees89

6 ай бұрын

@@blitzy3244 *laughs in 'Unsere Mutter, Unsere Vater'*

@tavish4699

6 ай бұрын

There is one very similiar that also plays in 1938 Tibet called 7 years in Tibet Its about a different Expedition of mountaineers that wanted to claim the mountaintop of one of the highest mountains in tibet Its a very good movie and also based on a true story

@L6FT

Ай бұрын

@@tavish4699 According to wikipedia Henriech Harrer was an Austrian Mountaineer and SS sergeant who fled from the British into Tibet from 1944-1951, and spent time with the young Dalai Lama. In 1956 he produced a film called 7 years in Tibet, later a Hollywood version was made staring Brad Pitt. It would be an interesting watch in contrast to this, as the Schaeffer accounts seem to puncture the idealised version of Tibet as a holy moral society, but a much more complex dynamic, much like the Roman Catholic society throughout the ages.

@L6FT

Ай бұрын

Found the film here on KZread. Very fascinating watch with authentic footage of the society rituals and the Dalai Lama. kzread.info/dash/bejne/q3Vp0ZNto9vKn5s.html

👇🫦 According to linguist Harald Haarmann the homeland of the Germanic peoples lies somewhere in north-central Germany whilst some Archaeologists believe the history of the Germanic peoples and their language as a distinct branch of the Info-European languages began with the Nordic Bronze Age in southern Scandinavia.

This is the reason why I love your channel. To cover a topic that has been misrepresented. Keep up the amazing work mate.

Could we get a video on the 250th Volunteer Division, "Blue Division" (Spanish Volunteers)?

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

Certainly, it's on the list

My favorite Videos are ones of people im first hearing about & discovering something new. Not already famous people everyone knows Tate, seagul etc. or if you do famous videos do it on less exposed celebrity stories maybe. Idk i think your channel is great- dont change name! You made it this far & just keep going. Blessings🙏🏽

Another Banger!!!

Great photos!

Best channel on the net

Such an amazing story. It would make a fantastic film.

Outstanding, Thanks!

Kaiser is not an uncommon Nepali name, particularly at the time. The most famous example is Field Marshal Sir Kaiser Shumsher Jung Bahadur Rana. It means "saffron".

When Caesar came back to meet Schafer one last time I nearly shed a tear

Totally fascinating!

This is truly a fascinating and hilarious story.

Can you make a video about the history of the Ahnenerbe? Thanks for your vídeos.

What a treat! Ive always been intrigued by the Ahnenherbe , weren't there multiple reports from Russian soldiers during the fall Berlin about finding mysterious Tibetan bodies. Maybe youve mentioned this as I've not finished watching yet. Thanks for your work on this largely forgotten story.

@Charles_Anthony

24 күн бұрын

I remember reading in an old book, published in the 50s, that the bodies were actually monks who lit themselves on fire to avoid being captured by the British. At least, that's what the author claimed, but the burning of the body is also an age old form of protest. Either way, it's safe to say that they were monks and not bodies shipped back with the expedition.

@NigelJackson

9 күн бұрын

Maybe Kalmyks, the Kalmyk Cavalry Corps were the only Buddhist division of the Third Reich.

I love your video! I’ve heard rumors of NS Germans finding an entrance to Agartha in Tibet.

Absolutely fascinating

@ZoomerHistorian

2 ай бұрын

Much appreciated

The oracle's vision is strangely true today

Thanks, bub, very cool

Hello, man, I love your videos. I was wondering if you could make a video about the Hungarian SS

@antoniomosley4961

6 ай бұрын

I think it's the same way with my wish for him to make a video on Croatian SS and Ustashe, he would make it but I don't think there are books on English about it, at least that are not biased.

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

@@antoniomosley4961 This, although I happily would if such sources do exist

@Oberschutzee

6 ай бұрын

​@@antoniomosley4961Croatian ss was not so Croatian

@antoniomosley4961

6 ай бұрын

@@Oberschutzee What do you mean? Like it was Muslim? Those were at that time considered Croats, but I get your point

@Oberschutzee

6 ай бұрын

@@antoniomosley4961 Yeah majority were Bosnian muslims

Great work as always

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

Thanks mate

Must have been a very exciting adventure back in those days

Best documentary channel ever!

Very appreciated!,.. Integrity!!! Surely answers the following question.. "How dare anyone speak of undeniable historical facts or even think about it to loudly?"

Fascinating! A lot of people back then had quite the eccentric character when you compare them to people of today. That's what struck me the most... along with the fact that Tibet was that poor back then.

Himmler had peculiar beliefs to say the least. For example in a Finnish book called Himmler's secret society, Yrjö von Grönhagen, who worked for Ahnenerbe, described how Himmler believed that Finns and Germans had the same ancestors.

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

I think this might be one of the least peculiar of his beliefs, there was some super strange ones 😅

@kipkipper-lg9vl

6 ай бұрын

@@ZoomerHistorian well it is somewhat correct, pretty much all northern Europeans do indeed have the same ancestors

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

@@kipkipper-lg9vl I certainly don’t disagree at all

@colonelsmith7757

6 ай бұрын

Still not stranger that what we're told today, that all humans come from Africa, when the oldest near-human remains have been found in Europe, specifically Greece and Bulgaria. Just look up Graecopithecus Freybergi; the remains were discovered by German palaeontologist Bruno von Freyberg in Athens in 1944. In 2017 it was dated to be 7.2 million years old, and it was found it is a direct human ancestor. By contrast, the oldest hominid/near-human remains in Africa are not even 3 million years old. I don't blame anyone from the 18th and 19th and 20th centuries believing in stories that we today find "weird" because we have access to carbon dating and DNA genome analysis. The further back you go in history the wilder the theories get. All sorts of anthropologists and archaeologists had theories about how ancient and modern people came to be. In the 19th century, another German archaeologist, Jakob Philipp Fallmerayer, had concluded that the modern Greeks are not related to the ancient Greeks. Even at the time this theory was seen as controversial, but it was still legitimate. Modern genetic testing allows us to definitively conclude that he was wrong; but he couldn't have known that. The Greeks believed they were descended from the Gods, who were in turn descended from the Titans. Some of them also spoke about mythical, hyper-advanced yet extinct civilizations; Atlantis was first described by Plato for example. I obviously don't subscribe to it, but I won't give Himmler shit for assuming that the European peoples could've somehow been related to then-still mystical and reclusive Tibet, which still at the time inspired awe and curiosity.

"I swear officer I didn't mean to shoot my wife, I fell with a shotgun in my hand!"

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

😭😭

@rhysnichols8608

6 ай бұрын

That’s tragic tho the poor wife and that haunted the man for ever. Also is there any possibility it was a murder?

@arminiuscherusci4410

5 ай бұрын

@@rhysnichols8608they couldve asked the duck

@divinesleeper

8 күн бұрын

given the fits of rage afterwards I doubt it ​@@rhysnichols8608

Best channel

There’s a book (fiction) called Summit by Harry Farthing that’s about a German expedition to reach Mt Everest first in 1938-39 Good reading/listening

Thank you for this! The story is like a tragic comedy, or perhaps a comic tragedy? Nevertheless, both Shafer and Kaiser seem to have been good chaps and had a meaningful friendship.

0:00 Mad that Johnny Harris went back in time to go exploring Tibet

these are incredibly important videos, the stuff of future textbooks.

The British in each of these videos come off as unbearable.

Of course that guy ended up making a fortune. Germans are great judges of character for individuals, few times have i heard of a germans genuine deep respect or care for another individual turning out to be misplaced. Of course it happens, just not as much as with other people.

Thanks for the warning about the “...my bowels exploding...” @28 minutes. I was eating my dinner and down to the last few mouthfuls, when you started saying that.

History Matters won’t touch this topic….

We know a lot more about the Dalai Lama now.

The True story a liiiitle bit differ from the famous hollywood movie! Immediately after watching it knowing my own Dutch recent history (mum as a little girl fled) I had serious doubts the movie. Thanks, you and your outstanding channel cleared much of my doubts! Thanks, Daniel, Holland.

what is your discord server? Can't find it anywhere.

@ZoomerHistorian

6 ай бұрын

I have a patreon only server and then a hoi4 server

21:14 Do copies of this book still exist somewhere?

😂fuckin getting into a rock throwing fight with a bunch of crazy monks, wild times in the Himalayan mountains.

Hey there, I hope this comment reaches you. First off, thank you so much for the content you are creating. Your page has become my go to listening when at the gym and driving around. I am studying medicine but history, specifically, world war 2 history, is my favorite past time to read about. As an American it is funny how brainwashed we are over here about such topics. I first started to become curious about the western war crimes when I read about the fire bombings of Dresden in a book called slaughterhouse, from an American soldier that was there when it happened. It’s been a dream come true to come across your page and get such in depth material from a completely open minded view, sometimes even the other sides perspective, which isn’t a bad thing. I have 2 questions for you: 1. Do you have any recommended material for reading on the SS? First hand accounts, novels, whatever, I trust your judgement. 2. I would love to see you make a video regarding the events that took place leading up to the camps. I’ve heard some rumors that AH may not have been aware of that was going on, to full extent, but it was rather himmler that gave these orders. And then of course what the civilians knew about it, and anything else you could find. Again, thank you so much for what your doing. All the best.

@blainemorgan2913

6 ай бұрын

As far as readings goes, he has a telegram were he discusses some of the books he read. For the ss he has these books Latvian Legion by Arthur Silgailis SS Charlemagne the 33rd Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS by Tony Le Tissier I remember there being more but I can't seem to find them. I hope that this helps

@WhiteBaronn

Ай бұрын

I think you need to watch Europa The Last Battle first

@Charles_Anthony

24 күн бұрын

I am not in the discord, but I've been researching WW2 for over 20 years and I can only say this; read only original copies of books published during or after the war, but do yourself a favor and avoid anything written in the 70s or there after. Even the 60s might be too later since our memories aren't as reliable after so many years. Let's not forget that the propaganda really picked up by the late 70s and 80s... Best of luck to you!

@kenyonwilson6195

24 күн бұрын

@@Charles_Anthony thank you! Any specific suggestions?

So the brits and the chinese got there to get all the tibetan armpit bussy. The more I learn... the weirder the world gets! Kaiser sounds like such a swell guy.

You are the cure to my depression, I am going to kiss you

@antoniomosley4961

6 ай бұрын

Gay

@ToddiusMaximus

6 ай бұрын

@@antoniomosley4961you must have never had depression before or you would not be a smart ass

@wild_burn

6 ай бұрын

Oh Nigga you gay 😂

@liampetersen4853

6 ай бұрын

Ha gayyyyyy

@jakeflfirelegend5377

6 ай бұрын

Alr rohm calm down

What did the Nazis think they found? Evidence that Tibetans were “ancient aryans” or did they dismiss that idea they originally had?

I feel for Schäfer. If I was responsible for an accident like that I would probably fall apart in a similar manner. And then to have to serve Himmler for the duration of the war...

Kinda reminds me of the opening sequences to the 2nd Indiana Jones movie

11:37 "India being the jewel in the crown". Literally

What a despicable waste of an opportunity to preserve record of a lost Tibetan culture, even as shambolic as it was at the time. All they teach in school is the phrenology/woo-woo stuff, creating the impression that this guy treated the locals like animals or something.

36:01: To this day, I don't know which translation is best!