Comments by "Kristoff Bjorgman 87" (@kristoffbjorgman8721) on "" video.

  1. I can relate.. I have been to Sachsenhausen concentration camp, which is in the town of Oranienburg, just a few miles outside Berlin. Oy, was that an experience I'll never forget. The thing that disturbed me the most was these small concrete buildings in the camp where they had once done medical experiments on prisoners. I remember going in there and only being able to handle it for just a minute or so, not even that.. The energy that came from that building was something I can't really even describe. I knew without a doubt truly horrific things had happened there... I am shocked and at the same time not shocked to see this anti-semitic poison slowly trying to trickle back into the mainstream. The generation who fought and destroyed this evil before (The Greatest Generation) are almost gone. and a famous quote in turn comes to my mind. It is from British historian Arnold Toynbee. "When the last man who remembers the horrors of the last great war dies, the next great war becomes inevitable."
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