In memory of Elisabeth “ Betsie” Ten Boom, prisoner number 66729, resident of Baracks 28. She was the elder sister of Corrie Ten Boom. Betsie died in Ravensbruck 12-16-1944. Her sister, Corrie was also with her at Ravensbruck. She was released due to a clerical error. After her release, all women her age were sent to the gas chambers.

@velapalim6281

24 күн бұрын

😢❤😢

@theabrescia1955

23 күн бұрын

Love Corrie Ten Boom’s book “The Hiding Place”, in which she writes about her and Betsy’s experiences in Ravensbrook. They were brave Christians who helped save Jewish lives in Holland.

@Thug-12Na

23 күн бұрын

Sounds dutch

@theabrescia1955

22 күн бұрын

@@Thug-12Na Yes!

@Thug-12Na

22 күн бұрын

@@theabrescia1955 never heard from her im dutch

I have to say that anyone that survived one of the concentration camps, is a very strong person. I feel bad for what these ladies had to endure. I listened to a lot of videos on the concentration camps and the horrors that were going on, but this shows the depth of depravity and violence that was committed. I still can’t wrap my head around all of this.

A close cousin of mine discovered that a very distant (and previously unknown) cousin was shot in Ravensbruck. Her name was Lilian Rolfe and she was a member of the Special Operations Executive. Having been parachuted into France, she worked with the French Resistance as a radio operator sending information to England. Sadly she was betrayed to and arrested by the Gestapo, who sent her to Ravensbruck. On the day of her execution, she was led out with Violette Szabo and Denise Bloch. Lilian was unable to walk & had to be carried. Denise had gangrene. They were all shot in the back of the head execution-style. A small group of us from our side of the family were able to visit Ravensbruck and enabled to lay flowers at the memorial there to these three brave women.

@Hypnobunny1

21 күн бұрын

The SOE (special operations executive or Churchills secret army) were beyond brave ppl should watch the movie “carve her name with pride”. About Violet Sabo (forgive me if I spelled her name wrong) wonderful movie

@marionbayley1351

21 күн бұрын

Agreed - it’s an amazing film starring Virginia McKenna who was brilliant as Violette Szabo.

@Hypnobunny1

21 күн бұрын

Amazing women sorry I spelled Violette Szabo wrong 🥹

@helenbeard3395

20 күн бұрын

RIP brave souls

@den264

18 күн бұрын

Seems this tactic of shooting innocent prisoners in the back of the head has been revived by the IDF. Only days ago hundreds of Palestinian bodied were dug up inside the grounds of a large hospital in Gaza. Many of the victims were found to have their hands bound behind their backs and shot point blank in the back of the head. Other bodies still had hospital garb on and others were still attached to drip feeds. Same atrocities just a different gang of thugs perpetrating them.

Andree de Jongh leader of The Comet line the Belgium evasion line survived Ravensbruck along with Andree Dumon another member of The Comet Line who is still alive at 101. Both these incredible brave women never gave a thing away to their interrigators. Their bravery must never be forgotten. The Comet Line got over 800 Allied airman back to the UK.

We are privileged to hear these brave women speak ❤

Somehow the horror of Ravensbruck is lost on modern man. We must ALWAYS remember.

@den264

18 күн бұрын

"Never again " but not if you are Palestinians !

@ravenstone366

14 күн бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/loqYlLmvhbS0nbA.htmlsi=nKajkXGYEYhW57sj As the Western Countries are the only ones NOT YOUR FAULT THEIRS NO HANDED DOWN SINS OF THE PAST DEEDS!! AWAKEN WE ARE WALKING INTO THE LEFT AND THEIR TRAP, THATS BEEN IN THE MAKING FOR 30 YEARS, ALL WESTERN COUNTRIES AWAKEN STEP BACK SEE WHOLE PICTURE NOT THESE LOUSY DISTRACTIONS, OUR FUTURE GENERATIONS WILL LOSE EVERYTHING IF WE DONT TRULY AWAKEN.. WHOM HAVE EVER APOLOGIZED. DO YOU SEE ANY COUNTRY IN AFRICA APOLOGIZING FOR THEIR PAST IMPERIALISM TRIBES CAPTURING THEIR ENEMY TRIBES AND SELLING THEM INTO SLAVERY? YOU EVER SEE ANY MOSLOMS TRIBES APOLOGIZING FOR 1000 YEARS OF SLAVE TRADING WHITES, WESTERN AFRICAN SLAVES??? HAVE YOU EVER SEEN CHINA, RUSSIA, INDIA APOLOGIES FOR SLAVERY OF MANY PAST HUMANS, Christians, Jews?? Nope AN AS OUR LEFT LETS KNOW TERRORISTS LEADERS, TRIBES, THE ENEMIES IN ALL WESTERN COUNTRIES WHO DO YOU THINK WOULD FREE US??? IF WE FAIL TO SEE AS POLAND CAN AND HOLLAND, THOSE SAYING NO WHO, WHERE WOULD WE GO, WHO WOULD SAVE US??? NOBODY WE WOULD HAVE NO WHERE TO RUN TO. REPEAT IS BECAUSE ITS A NEW GROUP IN A DIFFERENT WAYS, THATS WHAT REPEATING, WHITE DEMORALIZING, YET NO OTHER GROUP WOULD NEVER APOLOGIES ASK SAUDI, ASK IRAN, ASK HAMAS, NEVER ALONG WITH PN WHO SERVE THEM.. t as it's not who did it no handed down sins of past generations. It will just be a different group. A

@ericpanissidi6761

9 күн бұрын

Yes and support Israel

@keyzie91

13 сағат бұрын

We all know society don't give a fuk about women that's why it's being lost

This has to be the ONE camp I didn’t even know about. Very enlightening. My heart goes out to all the women who suffered at the hands of these PSYCHOS

@sabinegroe2006

22 күн бұрын

There were about 45000 camps ! Not all were death camps

@AmyStuffings

5 күн бұрын

Of course not because it was run by lesbians. It would make the 🏳️‍🌈 look bad

A shocking video, very well produced . Hard to watch , but what strong women to hide those sentenced to death, risking all . Thank you for telling this so well .

@SLICE_Full_Doc

25 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for watching it 🙏

@backagain5216

21 күн бұрын

This man is less than a minute into it. Can’t watch it. My mind goes to a dark place. May all those poor souls rest in peace.😢

@Hypnobunny1

21 күн бұрын

Amen 🙏

I am German and feel so ashamed about our history. My heart goes out to all the victims. My Jewish friends know I love them ❤

@buggybill2003

20 күн бұрын

It is good of you to say but you have no need for shame. You were not born so the crime was not yours. Be happy in your life.

@tomster1414

20 күн бұрын

Well it's time you harden up because your country is being re-colonised before your eyes

@user-nn7mb4ip4l

19 күн бұрын

DON'T BE ASHAMED, Just Realize that some German people then were BARBARIC

@user-nn7mb4ip4l

19 күн бұрын

Most wealthy Jews drive AUDI, MERCEDES, BMW....I guess they are not that mad.

@allisonbyrd8523

19 күн бұрын

Why? Your country learned from an atrocity long ago. You are taught about its horrors in school, are reminded ol the bad and have laws to prevent it from happening again. You have VERY long history (that was a short period) to be proud of. Many countries are still committing such evil deeds now, we know and are powerless. - from an American who emigrated to Holland long ago. I'm ashamed of much of our past and present.

This was a hard one to watch. I did out of respect to the children that lived and died in that hell hole. It takes hope and courage and the will to live. I sat and watched this with a bad tooth ache. At the end of this video I realized that when the end came I had not one time thought or felt my tooth ache.

@helenbeard3395

26 күн бұрын

These documentaries are humbling, makes you realise how lucky you are. RIP poor souls

@asullivan4047

26 күн бұрын

Imagine having painful medical issues in that diabolically horrible incarnation😈. With no medical attention-!!!😳.. A nightmare the incarcerated never wake up from-!!!😳.

@gregory-rq5id

23 күн бұрын

LP p to😊 I'll

@user-bz9bx9jo7r

22 күн бұрын

Never forget 100000000000% god/source/spirits fault No exceptions No excuses Praise the skid mark that is god amen

@lisaupright2342

20 күн бұрын

@@user-bz9bx9jo7r What are you even trying to write there? Because that makes no sense at all.

Corrie Ten Boom talked a little about this in her books and video's ,having experienced the horror of Ravensbruck with her sister Betsie who died there. I applaud the documentary makers of this film, and Sarah Helm for her research. It was a hard film to watch because it really happened. Have we learned anything regarding the outcome of hatred, whether as a world of humans or individuals ,that has made us look to becoming a gentler , caring world? Torture continues, children and women suffer the world over as they are trafficked, forced into slavery, anti-semitism continues and is increasing, and it seems most of the world looks the other way. By our silence we are guilty.

The Sarah Helm book re: Ravensbruck is meticulously researched and well-written. Highly recommend it.

@Bria_001

25 күн бұрын

absolutely incredible. the rabbits shall never be forgotten

@zoocheeks

25 күн бұрын

The Rabbits of Ravensbrook is an excellent book. I’ve reread several times. I’m absolutely horrified every time.

@MetalMouse67

21 күн бұрын

I was looking for this comment. It’s not an easy read but so worth it.

My grandaunt Ilse Hirsch; maiden name de-Beer; prisoner No.23138; Jewess; born in Oldenburg, Lower Saxony on 22/07/08; deported with her husband Hermann Julius; born in Hamburg on 04/05/02; Jew; both deported on Transport 37 to Auschwitz-Birkenau from Berlin on 19/04/43; Hermann's date of death in Birkenau unknown; Ilse was then transferred to Ravensbrueck on the 16/09/43; perished there on 20/07/44.

@helenbeard3395

26 күн бұрын

💔 sad. RIP. Never forgotten

@velapalim6281

24 күн бұрын

😢😢

@awopbopaloobopawopbamboom5041

22 күн бұрын

I'm so very sorry for the sins of humanity, perpetrated by barbaric, inhumane and inhuman monsters against your beloved relatives. May God grant them eternal peaceful rest!! Never to be forgotten. RIP. XxX 🥹🥲😔

@Hypnobunny1

21 күн бұрын

RIP 🙏

@florashahidi5031

19 күн бұрын

Very sorry for the loss of your family in such a heartbreaking way. RIP 🙏🙏🙏

Very tough watch, but thank you for posting.

@SLICE_Full_Doc

26 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for watching !

EXCELLENT film. Just EXCELLENT. Thank you!

@SLICE_Full_Doc

22 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for watching!

Horrifying to even put this in your mind. But it needs to be known in this generation most young people don't believe it really happend.

@awopbopaloobopawopbamboom5041

22 күн бұрын

Correction: IGNORANT people don't "believe" that this happened. That is because they are wilfully ignorant and are usually also always the same type of people who are primarily concerned only with issues that pertain to themselves, self centered, narcissistic brutes!!! (They are therefore NOT worth worrying about!!) *NEVER FORGET!!*

@awopbopaloobopawopbamboom5041

22 күн бұрын

*Correction: Wilfully IGNORANT people don't "believe" that this happened - mostly because they are selfish, self centered, narcissistic, emotionally deficient Brutes, who are only ever concerned with what happens to themselves - they have no concern or regard for other human beings, and are therefore NOT worth worrying about as a general rule!!!* (Everything else you say I agree with)

@davepowell7168

16 күн бұрын

Where did you get that foolish notion ?

@alesiabradley5399

15 күн бұрын

My son

@wfcoaker1398

7 күн бұрын

I don't think "most" young people don't know about the Holocaust, or deny it.

I CANT EVEN IMAGINE GOING THRU ALL THAT MISERY...PAIN...& SUFFERING.....THATS GOTTA MESS WITH YOUR HEAD THE REST OF YOUR LIFE..

I have to wonder if the “men that wrote history”, were actually not interested in ravensbruck or if they thought that the crimes were so heinous that the world wasn’t ready to hear about them ? Al of the crimes in each and every camp should have been told immediately, so that the world could see just how deprived and sadistic they guards were.

@den264

18 күн бұрын

The Israelis are purposely targeting members of the media in order to prevent the world seeing the attrocities they are committing against the Palestinians. The Germans built most of the death camps in Poland and in eastern Germany in order to keep what they were doing away from the eyes of the general population.

I became fascinated in such topics in high school. I'm 63 now and I don't think I want to see any more of this or any other depravity anymore.

@Thug-12Na

21 күн бұрын

Seems some never learned

@Steve-slack69

14 күн бұрын

I'm 53 and it was all but forgotten by the time I was in school heck my kids have only heard about WW2 not even a sentence in there history books now I say BS nds to b taught

@pamelaperkins2507

14 күн бұрын

Sadly, IT'S MUCH WORSE! There is so much Anti-Semitism in the entire world. It is heart breaking!

@cweefy

13 күн бұрын

@@pamelaperkins2507 I know. And I truly have no clue why the Jewish people are so despised by so many. Baffling

@wfcoaker1398

7 күн бұрын

​@@Steve-slack69I'm 61. I saw The World At War when I was a kid. I've known about the Holocaust since then. So did most of my friends.

Such unbelievable evil but these excellent documentaries must be seen.

@florashahidi5031

19 күн бұрын

💯specially now with the current state of affairs.

Not forgotten. Corrie Tenn Boom's story "The Hiding Place." I know it from that.

@kellicoffman8440

21 күн бұрын

Me too

@kellicoffman8440

21 күн бұрын

So much worse than corrie told

@alliematt1016

7 күн бұрын

So do I.

I will never understand how those people could have such hate in their hearts to torture people. Babies, children, teens , adults elderly. It sickens & saddens me. My sincere condolences & love to all the survivors, the people who passed & the people who were murdered, you will never be forgotten 💜🌻🌻

Man, I just recovered from a leg injury and it was easily an 8/10 pain. Seeing the experiments just makes me shudder, leg and feet injuries are beyond painful let alone some madman just being a quack Nazi on your legs.

This must never be forgotten, must never ever be blotted out in books or film. Because what is erased or forgotten, will be soon repeated.

@jimmorrison6421

22 күн бұрын

That's 110% right and hopefully they keep teaching in school about the history of world war II and why these people went through in the concentration camps but from what I hear teachers are such burning bleeding heart liberals that they don't even believe the Holocaust happen or any of these atrocities occurred and not concentration camps

@lindabaggio5859

9 күн бұрын

History is repeating via 7 Oct,

These strong women many who were imprisoned for resisting the Germans lived through so much horror. God bless their souls.

NEVER FORGET !!

I just went there last year. It is in the country in a beautiful setting on a lake. The guard barrack houses outside the camp are now youth hostels. I am sure they enjoyed the lovely scenery on their time off and I am sure the prisoners never knew what a lovely site was outside the walls.

With everything they write in the description, it’d “be nice” if somewhere they give the year(s) when the interviews were taken and maybe let us know where they lived the majority of the rest of their lives after their nightmare?

@gatlinbear2798

25 күн бұрын

most likely 1945-1950 and then later in the late 70s and 80s

Horrific indeed. These women are to be commended for sharing their stories for the historical record. It had to be painful emotionally. I only hope there is still real historical teaching taking place, so the young are aware of the dangers of tyranny and tyrant's promises to their people.

@asullivan4047

26 күн бұрын

Sounds like " Rocket🚀Mans " North Korea😳

@jimmorrison6421

22 күн бұрын

I really hope they still teach this in school as you said for when I've heard teachers don't teach the history of world war 2 anymore a lot of people don't even believe it happen I just can't believe that man

@ashively1

20 күн бұрын

@@jimmorrison6421 It is disheartening. I used to be a public school history teacher. When I was told discussing September 11th on September 11th with my students was too controversial, I knew I had to get out.

I can't say that Ravensbruck is à forgotten camp,not in France, the nièce of de Gaulle was there. Among many others. Anna,France

I will never understand how any "human being" could be so cruel.

So sad…we must remember so this is never repeated…😔🙏

@florashahidi5031

19 күн бұрын

🙏🙏🙏🙏

@keta9479

18 күн бұрын

Hmmmmm! The irony of it all!

@James-gk8ip

10 күн бұрын

@@keta9479 not sure what you are trying to say

77142 that was my mothers number in Ravensbrück she will turn now 94 . I show her the dokumentation

@lindabaggio5859

9 күн бұрын

Happy birthday to your Mum.

@anneangel3297

Сағат бұрын

Blessings to you All

It is horrifying what these people went through. They did nothing wrong and were tormented and then killed. I appreciate it only because it's a piece of history

I wonder where the guards humanity went. Very hard to watch! Very hard to believe that there was such inhumanity. However, it's something that we ought to never forget.

@lindabaggio5859

9 күн бұрын

Don't forget, they were on schnapps and drugs (LSD). What humanity?

Im so touched by this documentary. Very well done, and i learned new facts. These women are strong and im grateful to hear their stories.

Truly a sad time 😢

Very good documentary. Unfortunately, the film makers missed the cruelty of a former Nazi guard who got her start at the camp, Irma Grese. Her evil contributions to the camp were sorely overlooked.

I'm german, and I am ashamed that this is our legacy , I'm so sorry , we can not let this happen again ever , wake up America we need to stand by Israel and our Jewish friends, and what is currently taking place is absolutely vile and horrific and must not be tolerated

My great grandmother served time in Ravensbrück for stealing food ration cards and distributing them to Jews in hiding in Amsterdam. Our family also knew Corrie Ten Boom’s family and even provided her with a safehouse after her release.

I read a book called Rabbits of Ravensberg. I don’t recall her name but there was a female Dr. who experimented on how to treat battle field wounds. Wounds would be created, being shot in your knees for example, then protocols were developed to heal that injury.

@milicaradakovic8098

16 күн бұрын

This is incredibly sad.

This should be mandatory in all schools, this must never been forgotten.

@haileeraestout5567

16 күн бұрын

I Dont Know HOW Corrie Hid Her Cross During The Shower Scene

Thank your for this tribute tp all who suffered and died. I am sure it only scratches the surface of the horrors these people endured. The women of the Resistance were some of the bravest in the war effort, It remains unimaginable that this occurred merely 80 years ago in a civilized world. Many of the evil women guards got off too easy during the trials.

@SLICE_Full_Doc

15 күн бұрын

Thank you so much 🙏

This is news to me. An excellent documentary. Incredible how people survived this horror

Thank you

@SLICE_Full_Doc

26 күн бұрын

Thank you!

Very exciting documentary., thanx a lot. R from Denmark.

@SLICE_Full_Doc

25 күн бұрын

Thank you very much!

@mrbluefalconia

18 күн бұрын

ja den er sgu barsk..enig robin

What a travesty...That the programme continually disturbs the advertising...

@Candlewick14

21 күн бұрын

It's almost as if it's not free and advertising is required for revenue.

It was mostly for Women BUT attached to the Camp separately were a Mens Camp and a large Youth Camp. People ask why didn't the locals know. Let me explain - main road has a checkpoint to a minor road leading off - no sign of Camp from there. Today passing down that road reveals large chalet type buildings for the guards Little remains of the camp the barracks have gone. Visit the main buiding - upstairs a large plan layout shows the sections of the Camp Outside is the bunker cells which is on two stories. Finding it unlocked revealed two lady guides. They did not know of Odette Sansome - a British Agent. Near the bunkers is a plaque - the place where 3 British Agents were execut 11:32 ed by a shot in the neck as they knelt and held hands. The crematorium ovens were close by .Towards the end of the War a wooden gas chamber was constructed and used. At the end of the War many women were evacuated to Sweden by the Red Cross. Thr Russians liberated the Camp AND used it as a Prison Camp

@Gertiemarie50

16 күн бұрын

The people knew. They either turned a blind eye or enjoyed the thought of the exterminations. If they said they didn't know, they lied.

Interesting/informative/entertaining. Excellent still-motion photography pictures drawings. . Enabling viewers to better understand what the orator is describing. Special thanks to the surviving guest speakers. Sharing personal information/experiences pertaining to. Life @ the concentration camp.😳. An extremely diabolically unhealthy Unsantary environment. Guaranteed slow agonizing death. The fortunate prisoners sent to the camps late (1944 )into (1945). Survived to tell of their diabolically horrible incarnation😈. Wishing viewers a safe/healthy/prosperous (2024)🌈🎉💵😉.

@helenbeard3395

26 күн бұрын

Well said! Theres a book that may interest you called "eyewitness Auschwitz" by Filip Muller. He was in the sonderkommando for nearly 3 years, rare as they were usually gassed after a few months. It might interest you

We said never again. Yet, here we are....again. peace must be sought to save all lives of the innocent.

This a very adjusted (?) report. There is so much horror committed in these camps that is not mentioned. The forgotten women, the sexual horror of rape and mutilation must be mentioned. We cannot gloss over the horror of what men did to these people (and sadly still are). Only now are we seeing in Australia some minor form of fixing the violence to women, but it has taken the horrendous fact that one woman in Australia is killed every four days by male partners. It is because of this omission of violence to women that has happened in these camps and the attitude to reporting this violence and the continuing violence that some men (?) are still perpetrating this violence.

@whoswhoatthezoo9372

5 күн бұрын

I was married to a monster, yet women like me feel embarrassed and ashamed of what happened to us - we don’t talk about it, except to others like ourselves. In 21st century Australia it’s still an uneasy ‘talk’ and an uneasy ‘listen’. If your situation was/is bad you find yourself scanning the face of the person you are talking to - searching for the slightest sign of disbelief. More needs to be done in schools to teach our young people that dv is never ever acceptable, to any degree. It knows no social or economic boundaries, a lady in the refuge like me was married to a Dr.

I knew the name Ravensbruck but knew very little about the horrific events. This was so very hard to watch and hear of the brutality perpetrated by women against women. Crimes against humanity hardly adequately describes what went on here. Eternal Hell awaits them, of that there is no doubt.

@a.f.7246

19 күн бұрын

U are self righteous Do u believe a abortions are a sin?

God bless all those women!

I believe Himmler had a house across the lake for his mistress and their children. Very good video, Thankyou

@DianeSullivan-ob7sr

21 күн бұрын

What a demon that will rot in hell

Read Ms Helm`s book on Ravensbruck which is probably going to be definitive.

I can never understand how inhumane some humans can be I once heard that some Germans still refuse to believe this all happened 😡. Only thing I can think of is they have been brainwashed for yrs. i saw a video of the camps when they were liberated I was around 15 in high school some found it too hard to watch and walked out others (me included) sat and cried it’s a tough thing to watch God bless everyone who survived and RIP all those who didn’t make it 😭😭😭 such an awful thing Thing is they wanted a true Arian race blue eyes blonde hair. Yet Hitler (I hate even mentioning that monsters name) was Dark haired It’s a huge shame Joseph Mengele didn’t face justice he was the worst monster of all

@a.f.7246

19 күн бұрын

Hitler looked dark to me. U think he was Aryan?

Do a video on flossburg. My grandfather was with the 9th armored when they came across flossburg subcamps with women and children.

It was an informative, wonderful historical coverage and incredible historical coverage documentary... about the Nazism brutality towards Jewish ✡️women, European resistant women, other deported women...

@SLICE_Full_Doc

25 күн бұрын

Thank you!

@a.f.7246

19 күн бұрын

What about your ppl persecuting Christians?

Excellent documentary and the Sarah Helm book is highly recommended. However, one quibble: the woman identified as Johanna Langefeld is definitely not her. She was a smallish rotund middle aged woman, totally different from this one.

Near to KL Ravensbruck is a Concentration Camp called KL Uckermark. It was a youth camp. (Jugend Lager) some of the site remains. The medical experiments were carried out by doctors from an SS Sanatorium called Hohenlychen a building which is abandoned but still survives. I knew a boy child that had been at Ravensbruck who was moved to KL Sachsenhausen and only just survived until liberation. He had been dumped on a pile of dead bodies but was alive but very weak.

I think I am more disturbed by KZread’s insistence on putting Lego adverts in on a horrific documentary that is not suitable for children to watch. Like what the actual YT? Be better!

Far too many adverts spoilt the continuity.

These Camps were 'Extermination or Murder Camps' not mere 'Concentration Camps' where 10% or 15% might die.

@DavidISHERWOOD-iu1xn

16 күн бұрын

No this one was a Concentration Camp. There were workshops and women died BUT not thousands a day at Treblinka.

I can't believe this camp's story. I've never heard about the horrors of ravensbruck. It makes sense though, men have never cared about women's history. So sad. Thank you for this history lesson.

@SLICE_Full_Doc

11 күн бұрын

Thank yous so much for taking an interest in it 🫶

There is a lot of scientific work on Ravensbrück to read as well as documentaries to watch - so why give this KZ a mysterious odour by calling it forgotten? It’s not, all its tragic and horror lies open and is well researched. Feels to me a bit like exploiting the topic for attention seeking. Sorry for being harsh, it’s merely out of sensitivity.

@Asger21

8 күн бұрын

You are right. It's not forgotten by any standard. I learned about Ravensbrück more than 40 years ago. Also it sticks out as the women's camp.

@elisabeth8798

8 күн бұрын

@@Asger21Thank you. All the best 🤗

Hard to watch.

@wishyouluck667

26 күн бұрын

So hard. Hard to watch and comprehend this really happened and not that long ago. 😢

@jonathannixon8652

26 күн бұрын

But it's much needed to show these new generation's 🧬 to actually get off their butts and go out into the world and speak 🗣️ on such things of Bigotry and Hate and Actually do something, anything to stop it Before it even starts. † God bless All of You in Ha'maschiach, Yeshua. † Amen and a big beautiful SHALOM. †

@asullivan4047

26 күн бұрын

Much harder to experience-!!!😉.

@lordstoza1192

26 күн бұрын

Fairly easy in 1080p

@YouPousti

26 күн бұрын

No it's not this is very light compared to other graphic documentaries which is how it should be . History should never be censored everyone needs to see what has happened in the world.

I am 77 now and have studied and watched more about Nazis and Japanese than is healthy for the mind. I try to avoid more but keep finding myself viewing it even now. I have traveled to many countries but cannot bring myself to step inside Germany or Japan. I know the current generation is not responsible but I simply never want to be in a country that had this much evil. The bottom line is we allow hatred to be spewed by great orators and follow like sheep to the slaughter without serious thought. I know it will always be thus so I am almost glad I won't be here much longer.

@Jppx31

24 күн бұрын

I lived in Germany for a little over six months. That was enough for me. I never want to spend anymore time in that country.

@den264

18 күн бұрын

I hope you add Israel to the list of countries not to set foot in ! The atrocities which took place in the Japanese camp called "Unit 731" surpass anything encountered in Germany or Russia during that period. The movie " the men behind the sun " illustrates in brutal detail the depravity of the Japanese medical doctors who operated on living victims with no anesthetics in order to observe theirs reactions during the procedure. If you have not watched it , do so and then compare who were the bigger monsters .

@bruce8321

18 күн бұрын

@@den264 Not sure about that one. It seems to me Israel has never initiated a war or an attack but respond with all when attacked. What happened to them was worse than 9/11 statically and everyone seems to forget that part. The Palestinians need to revolt against Hamas as that is what will save them. You cannot let terrorists use hospitals and schools to operate and expect those building not to be destroyed when you allowed it.

Calling Himmler cruel is a massive understatement

I have heard that two Americans died in Ravensbruck; they were bomber crewmen who had bailed out and were sent there as punishment for being...bomber crewmen...

Im ashamed to say that the situation of the contractions camp has fascinated, if that is the right word. I've watched many videos about it. And even if I absolutely KNOW 100% that its real. It's like it can't be so. The torture, evil and horrible things done to these completely innocent people, is so beyond and hard to imagine that something like this can even happen. There's no words for it really. And it isn't that long ago either. That the guards could be so cold. So heartless. So evil. That death wasn't enough, they had to suffer. The amount of men, women and children, who had to endure their evil, omg my heart breaks for them all. The total organization of it as well. It was very planned out and thought threw. How can people, humans, sit and plan this. Their's no words for this, not none that's enough. That's why I find it "fascinating". I'm not some sicko who likes to see people suffer and die. Absolutely NOT! But this's so extreme, that I'll NEVER EVER understand this evil. It's out of this world. And scary. Very scary that humans can do this to other humans. If you even can call this horrible guards and people humans. I think not.

All these atrocities carried out by so called well educated & civilized people?

Corrie May Have Been Held At Ravensbruck But She NEVER Experienced That Way Because She Was Dutch AND A Christian She Was Friends With A Soldier And Still Managed To Hide 800 Jews

Amazing story

Watching this with the things happening in the Middle East and on our college campuses I can see that we as Christians may have to stand up for the Jewish people against the evil in this world 🌎 and be prepared like the ten booms in the thirties to suffer

@SLICE_Full_Doc

19 күн бұрын

Why only the Jewish people? we should be prepared to stand up for any people that lives an attack on their human rights, no?

@kellicoffman8440

19 күн бұрын

@@SLICE_Full_Doc you are right about that right now it’s the Jewish people but you never know who is next

@arielleshort2072

12 күн бұрын

​@@SLICE_Full_Docmaybe ask Hamas to not ask for war by slaughtering babies and raping civilians.

My grandfather was hung because he was a guard at one of the camps. We all pay for the things we do

I recently read three different memoirs from American women who were here. They were all very lucky to be American and were treated a lot better by the SS than the other inmates who were treated horrendously. One story was one of the punishments was having to stand in a room where the floor was covered in ice for hours.

No way will I go to those camps!!! I'd break down cryin'!!!😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Things were much much worse in Ravensbruck. Sexual violence and torture was prevalent. Women were deported systematically to be used to the Auschwitz "brothel" for sexual services to kapos and members of the sonderkommando, and they had the fate of horribly exploited commodities, that in many case resulted to death. Hygiene facilities were horrific. Starvation was the norm. Unfortunately, several women were raped by the Russian liberators. Actions against women that were beyond vile.

why the background music, unnecessary

Did any women successfully escape Ravensbruck? Other than those involved in Mengele's studies, were any children allowed to live at Ravensbruck? What happened to women who were pregnant when they arrived at the camp? Were any of the guards recruited from the local population?

@Bria_001

25 күн бұрын

Yes - Children survived some lived in Ravensbruck - but most went to Uckermark the KZ across from Ravensbruck in Furstenberg

@Scriptorsilentum

24 күн бұрын

@@Bria_001 do you know what happened to the children?

@anthonytroisi6682

24 күн бұрын

@@Bria_001 I never heard of Uckermark before. Thank you for telling me about it. I never knew that the Nazis maintained a concentration camp for very young female inmates.

@beritaa2124

21 күн бұрын

Mainly young girls around 16 years old went to Uckermark ​@@Bria_001

@beritaa2124

21 күн бұрын

​@@Scriptorsilentumaround 800 babys was born in the camp. Many did not survived

Tough watch documentary

We must ALWAYS remember.

This was awful to watch.....and people don't believe these things happened... I am blessed for the life I have

Apparently my Great Grandmother went through this camp. She was a Polish aristocrat.

This video is good but y'all left out that the first 400 women sent there were Jehovah Witnesses and between 1939-1944 1200 JW's were held there.They wore purple triangle for identification

" You know women are sometimes the worst." I have felt that for years.

Why😢

However, the warden shown here is not Johanna Langefeld, but Hildegard Neumann.

Didn't the British do something similar with the Boer women and children in South Africa during the Anglo Boer war of 1899 - 1902?

@mirrage42

26 күн бұрын

What the Boers suffered under Britain in the Boer war was indeed horrible. But scale matters. In the concentration camps of the Boer war, 4,177 women died, 2,2074 children, and 1,676 men. There were no “medical” experimentation of prisoners, there was no slave labor for corporations, there were no gas chambers.

@pigmanobvious

26 күн бұрын

Yes they did.

@helenbeard3395

26 күн бұрын

True. Also, its sad that Britain and America turned so many people, who were persecuted by the nazis, were turned away and sent back.

@aAverageFan

24 күн бұрын

​@@helenbeard3395 Nazis were inspired by American and British colonial practices

@angeliquethorn4525

23 күн бұрын

Yes

Any one thst survived this camp god bless you its absolutely hoffric what these women and children went through ❤❤❤❤

"And I am afraid of my dreams" by Wanda Półtawska Istrongly recommend this excellent book true story written by surviver of this camp and experiments .

Absolutely shocking. I've seen many Holocaust films. But how disgusting to hear about these medical experiments on women. How Revolting. Shame on them. Is it a Labour camp, or a medical facility, or what?! Repulsive. Disgusting.

I am always intrigued by the film footage with the nuns and nurses escorting the children. Are they victims themselves or part of the deception. Does anybody know ?

@DavidISHERWOOD-iu1xn

16 күн бұрын

Yes! As you may know the Russians liberated Auschwitz. One of the things they discovered was maybe 30 twins that Dr Mengele had not got round to. Using some adults to comfort them thev made them parade between two barbed wire fences for the Russian cameraman . They also showed the tattooed numbers on their arm. One of these was Eva Korr who lived a long life in America post War Note In reality no one would pass between those fences because when the Camp operated the two ELECTRIFIED fences would be too dangerous

I have a book on Ravensbruck. I never knew such monsters existed just because of a religion.

Did they say French women at the beginning of this documentary ?

Odette Sampson the SOEagent spent time there her account was horrific

NEVER forget :(

The Crem showing a wall with windows is NOT RAVENSBRUCK

Where the heck was the Red Cross? There inspection of the camps must have been done by zombies……

@margiesoapyhairbillian4754

23 күн бұрын

The Red Cross sucked than. And sucks NOW!

@jimmorrison6421

22 күн бұрын

I think that a lot of the places they won't even allow the Red Cross in I didn't even care about the Red Cross it was all out war and that was it with them

@teek.1059

19 күн бұрын

The Red Cross... Are you joking? The Red Cross was for prisoner of war camps! There's a difference you know. The people held in the concentration camps were not considered prisoners of war. If the Nazis were successful, everyone in a concentration camps would be killed. They were only kept alive to work.

@DavidISHERWOOD-iu1xn

16 күн бұрын

At War 's end but near enough, Himmler agreed for the Swedish Red Cross to take hundreds of Women away in buses to Sweden (Its on film)

The babies😢