I have studied the history of WW2 extensively and this is by far the most moving story of the war I have ever seen! Congratulations on this most excellent documentary, well done!

@dougburt2449

12 күн бұрын

I agree

This really was a very enjoyable watch. I was totally absorbed in it

@denislaferriere2693

3 күн бұрын

Enjoyable to watch??? U are a fricking monster....

No way, I was looking for a documentary about this a couple of weeks ago, and here it is! Really looking forward to watching it 👍

@dr.barrycohn5461

16 күн бұрын

Yes, way!

@get.factual

15 күн бұрын

Welcome aboard!

Absolutely brilliant. Well made, brilliantly documented and excellent actors. Well done!

Absolutely intriguing documentary: 10 stars!

Amazing ! Thanks so much for uploading

incredible doco, thanks

This is incredible, thank you for uploading. ❤

Amazing, beautifully filmed and precious story. Thank you for sharing this.

Excellent documentary. Highly recommended.

loved it. great content. keep it up

I never knew about this story, how wonderful.

Fantastic production 👏🏻

Brilliant documentary,glad there is a voice for these people as well as the other victims

Great story! Thanks for posting!

Special hostages, special treatments... Special documentary..a thrilled watching .

@imfree62

14 күн бұрын

Many times these rebels against Hitler only became rebels against Hitler when the Americans and Russians were blasting everything in sight and ending the war. Up until then these late blooming rebels were in bed, so to speak, with Hitler and his group. Under scrutiny I think most of these people got off very lightly and, often as is the case, around the world, the rich, powerful and connected are provided with quite nicely while scores of average Joes get slaughtered or starved or anything resembling Hell on Earth. What were the family members in Hitlers military doing for the years of the war until they decided to do a quick anti Hitler stance...how many people did they kill or have killed. One act against Hitler for their own personal advantage to save their own hides when the Americans and Russians were within days of ending things...heroic, hardly. I bet there are people with dead members of their families that would have liked to see all these people hanged...

That was excellent, sp much information, thank you for sharing this documentary !!

Excellent 5 Stars

@get.factual

15 күн бұрын

thank you so so much!🌟

Loved it a great well done story and factual brilliantly done Thanks for showing it I grew up just after ww2 and it still draws me in I watch docos about it whenever I can

Many thanks for airing this fascinating subject. Rarely if ever covered by other aspects of WW2.

Thanks for sharing 💜

@get.factual

15 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@UpRisingDown

13 күн бұрын

​@@get.factualthank you so much 😊 // sweden

These crimes and wars have been occurring throughout civilization, for various reasons.

This is excellent - what a great find! Such a gripping story and admirably well acted. Gives an insight into the end days of the Nazi regime within one of the many small pockets of its horror but one most of us are unfamiliar with: a disparate, motley crew of victims, adults, children, soldiers, priests, of different nationalities, all thrown together by circumstance and hoping to survive (both the cruelty of the SS & the oblivious Allied bombing from above) Deserves more than 37K views. The title however is a little misleading. Nevertheless, riveting stuff...

Wow! I didn’t know any of this! Well done!

I've wondered what happened to the Families of the Conspritors. Thank you for telling their Stories!

This Channel deserve A Like and Sub

Great movie, greatly made, greatly acted.

A truly wonderful story

Yes great im putting this in my classified files . just in case someone is spying on me 😮 but i will be watching this again

Bravo et merci

my parents fought against the nazis. my father was in the american army and my mother was smuggled out of Austria when the nazis invaded and sent to England where she joined the british army. She was wounded by shrapnel in London during the blitz. My tiny mom was driving an ambulance in london. She was a tiny lady but a real terror if you crossed her. Truely they were the great generation. I salute them now as a soldier in the us army where I flew as a gunner in the gunships in vietnam. the armpit of the world.

@virginiasoskin9082

Сағат бұрын

So did my Dad, serving as a bomb loader and armorer on B-26's in Africa, later Sardinia and up into France and finally after the war, stationed in Linz, Hitler's home town in Austria. I have all my Dad's letters he wrote home, and lots of photos, his dogtags, etc. Just yesterday at an antique mall here in FL I found a clean and pressed Army Air Force uniform like my Dad would have worn. It was made of fine wool, and I looked at the sewing and it was very well done. Our men had quality clothes over there at any rate. It just gave me a little heart tug to see that uniform. We owe so much to our fathers and mothers for their determination not to be beaten. I am reading The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and how Hitler's army was falling apart once it turned on Russia. The cold has always been Russia's best weapon. The Wehrmacht didn't have proper heavy coats, socks, boots -- many cases of frostbite among them, for example. By that point they probably didn't have very plentiful rations either. The generals just could not take their men the final 50 miles to conquer Moscow. When we visited Leningrad a few years ago, we saw a sign, whether in a museum or the main drag, Nevsky Prospekt, saying, "Comrades, use the other side of the street because the buildings will protect you from German shelling." There were still a few holes in walls here and there. Fairly few images of Lenin and none of Stalin.

These are the stories you never hear,

I have heard that his body is never found

The Shocking things War Brings.

They where Traitors to The Fatherland

Same story. I prefer listening to people's personal stories about World War Two because I've heard all the other official stuff.

@alphacharley5

10 күн бұрын

And the Hollywood remakes, to boot!

Shusnick was a dictator before Hitler's came in Austria!

Hardly untold ffs!

I don't quite understand. Why did the wehrmacht go after these ss?

Major Rehmer was very bad.

Cigarettes.

Traitors to the fatherland....

some of this reminds me of big Z in ukraine

@jacqdanieles

12 күн бұрын

It's pootin's ruzzia

What is the actual name of this documentary? The actors are superb!!

@jek9911

13 күн бұрын

@exiledPatriot48 I think it is called Hostages of the SS but I had to search the actors and actresses in the credits to find this. It was possibly a German docu-drama dubbed over with English narration.

@GuyRips

12 күн бұрын

😅

@GuyRips

12 күн бұрын

😅

could have been worse... a lot survived the war while mostly what appeared to be sleeping in warm soft beds.