Comments by "Nattygsbord" (@nattygsbord) on "World History" channel.

  1. The only thing needed for evil to win is that people are sitting passive and doing nothing. Keitel is a typical example of this useless personality type that is too weak to object to anything his evil master is saying. He rather pleases the man next to him (Hitler) than thousands he doesn't see (jews, Poles, Russian POWs and German soldiers who have to carry out those awful nightmarish orders because their chief of the army lacks backbone).' In the end would everyone, including Hitler, only have contempt for him. And no, I do not feel sorry for him.
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  2. May he burn in hell forever
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  3. I think this woman should be shown to feminists. She is an example that not all women are angels. She shows what some women are capable of doing to other women
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  4. Well the German army felt nostalgic about Kaiser and did not like the Weimar democracy that much. They tolerated the Weimar republic, but they held no love for it. And they stayed loyal to Hitler as long as he could give them military toys, parades, and conquests. And they did also see some need for harsh measures against the Communists. And in world war 1 had the German army used Belgians as slave labor, and stolen food from eastern Europe and the idea of plundering the east and letting millions of slavs starve to death was born. Hitler picked up on the idea for his war in the east. And the results was of course disasterous with the worst genocide in history.
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  5. she was very mature for her age. Ans she was very brave of course
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  6. It have already repeated itself too many times Gulag, the great leap forward, Cambodia, Serbia, Rwanda, ISIS, Abu Graib, Butcha..
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  7. There are nazis who did much worse things than what he did... Real nightmare fuel, things that will make you wanna vomit, things so heartbreaking that your heart feels like it is about to fall out of your body... reading about the things those monsters will forever change ones mind.. On one hand does it feel like I am honoring the victims by recovering the truth what happened to them. But on the other hand do I not wanna know.. since I dont wanna think of awful disgusting painful sad things.
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  8. I think they should have put a camera in the gas chamber and forced all SS guards inside and see how people reacted when they were struggling for their lives
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  9. They were not a military force. They were often just men in their 30s that were too old for being considered top quality soldier material (for such you rather want men in their 20s, or at least that seems to be how the Germans then looked at it). The men in the einsatsgruppen were also given captured surplus weapons from countries that Germany had conquered, while the best German weapons were given to troops who were fighting in the frontline. The guards at the camp did not have to risk their own lives at the frontline. They got well paid. They got much free time and being able to visit their family often - unlike the troops who were fighting in the frontline against the allies. The did wear an uniform and tried to lie to themselves that their job was just as important for Germany and that they too were defending Germany against its enemies. But I guess that even an idiot would have had a hard time believing that. Some of those men hated their job and got drunk to get rid of the pain from all the unforgivable things they had done, while others became insane sadists who became more and more mentally distorted and started to lack any sense of empathy at all and had no problem with killing people every day of the week, like the guy in this video. They were cowards that did not serve in the frontline. And some young guards loved to wear their uniform because it made them feel cool and feel like a soldier. But their contribution to the war effort was none. Having people guard 13.000 concentration camps was just a dumb pointless distraction and did not help Germanys war effort one bit.
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  10. He behaves quite alpha male, dresses sharply, is popular, organize parties, got money and power, got dream and strong ambitions, perhaps looked handsome when he grabbed power in 1933. A great orator and a man who loved his country. That is perhaps what some ladies saw in him. However personally I see him as a loser who could never get a girl in a younger age, and which could never get a real job either but spent his time in jail instead. He never got any true friends in the military. He was a vegetarian, non drinker and and could make borining longwinded monologue complaints. And later on he became a murderer as well.
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  11. He was shy and could never find a woman in younger years. He then obsessed about his niece, which some might see as a sick perversion. But he was too useless to keep that love relationship alive and the girl took her life. And then he aimed for Eva Braun - a girl much younger than himself. Hitler once said that he prefered talking to young girls instead of those of a higher age. Which to me indicates that he just cared for youthful beauty and not anything about someones intellect. And Eva Braun was an increadibly shallow person, and Hitler gave her expensive gifts. To me it seems like Hitler was flattered about someone wanting to have him as a boyfriend, and so much so that he acted like a betamale doormat towards her, because he was too unexperienced with women to know how to win their love and respect without making all kinds of ridiculous and unreasonable concessions to please the partner. According to Stalins dossier of Hitler, did Hitler even wait for years before he decided to ban and ration beauty products like hair dyeing because his beauty obsessed girlfriend Eva Braun had this as a great hobby and protested against any such wartime restrictions on her useless hobby that wasted Germanys limited resources into something completly useless. So Hitler was indeed pathethic.
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  12. The content on this channel are good, but i think this much commercials is harmful. I was getting interrupted by adds 3 times just for a 10 minute video! If I get interrupted 5-6 times in a 20 minute video I will not bother watching it. I will boycot it as a matter of principle
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  13. And in the Asian, Middle eastern, African, and Native American.
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  14.  @ronald-bh5vi  Its a difference between killing innocent people, and those who are not innocent and have killed innocent people.
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  15. It is ultimatly up to the victim to decide if someone deserves forgiveness. It is not a right to be forgiven, and no victim have an obligation to forgive anyone. Had she murdered my family then I would not have forgived her either. However, had I "only" fallen victim to things less than that, then I might have forgiven her if she truely felt regret for the things she had done, and felt terrible about them because they were wrong. However if she was just crying because she was scared of dying and people taking revenge on her - then I would not feel any pity at all for her. I think this case is a complex one. Its a nice powerful story that a prisoner forgave her. That might have felt good in her heart, at least one comforting thing for her to know as she was dragged off towards her well deserved punishment.
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  16. Irma Grese was an ugly bullying victim who became a nazi guard after school. Elisabeth Volkenrath was a simple hairdresser. But on the other hand of the intelligence spectrum do we have people who attended the Wannsee conferance - many of them had many university points from studying law. I also think that many doctors at the concentration camps can be considered as smart, altough I do not wanna confuse the words "highly educated" with "smart". One can be unintelligent and still become a nurse. But the standards set for becoming a doctor is pretty high. Nowadays everyone can study at university regardless if they got talent or not. But in the past it was often only the most motivated and gifted men who got a higher education.
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  17. I agree. The human brain is not fully developed until the age of 24 so I think that she should not be judged so harshly. She was a victim of nazi propaganda and felt a strong sense of patriotism, and the latter do I consider an admirable quality. So I don't look down on her for her youthful stupidity. Nor did she kill anyone, not even in battle. So there is no reason to hate her.
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  18.  @novadhd  Many kapos were forced by the Germans against their will to take the job when no one else wanted it. If they refused they would get shot. And Kapos were not always beating prisoners because they were sadists, collaborators and such... but because they were afraid to be seen as too soft on the prisoners. If a nazi guard thought that a Kapo did let prisoners get away with being lazy and not following the rules - then the Kapo would get tortured and killed very soon. So the Kapos were in a very bad moral dilemma. And ultimatly one should be angry on the Germans, and not the Kapos. It was the nazis that did put all prisoners in the awful situation they were in.
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  19.  @jacksonreilly3441  whatever troll.
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  20. Just ordinary people. Imagine if ordinary people you see on the train playing with their smartphones and wearing ordinary clothes just were dumped off at railstation in the middle of nowhere and told that they had been taken to camp where they would live and work for a while. But before they get a meal and clean beds they will have to take a shower... that is a gas chamber
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  21. The nazis killed people who had been fighting for Germany in World war ! and won medals for their bravery and heroic sacrifices. People who saw themselves as patriotic Germans first and as jews second. Men who had risked their lives for their country and their fortune. But Hitler even had those jews killed. It didn't matter to him if took of your jewish clothes and dressed like a German and behaved like a typical German and put your religion on the shelf and no longer cared about it... Hitler wanted all jews dead anyways, because he considered them an inferior race. He even went as far as killing all "half-jews" and jews who worked as slaves in German industry and were important for the German war production. The nazi leadership was so fanatical about killing off all the wrong people that he even preferred harming the economy and the chances of winning the war.
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  22.  @alijack3523  I do not care about the person. I care about his actions. The legal system punishes actions. I don't give a sh*t if you are a good person or a bad person. And neither should it try to take such things into consideration. Everyone should be equal under the law. That means that he should get punished like anyone else.
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  23.  @CCWeazle  Not perhaps in scale. But when it came to torture, humiliation and suffering it was an equal to the German concentration camps. People died there.
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  24. Some females were much crueler than the average male nazi guard, but then there were also male guards that were just as evil as the most evil female guards.
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  25.  @kuriburger  If that is the case then Youtube is killing itself. I cannot even watch my own videos here on youtube without seeing lots of ads. And I get comments removed on my own channel from youtube censors - despite according to other users they didn't write anything offensive.
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  26. It is believed that somewhere between 8 and 14 million people died in the holocaust. And while I have a great deal of respect for this channel and the research done and the quality video images... I do here disagree with one statement. And that is that most people died in gas chambers and fewer died from bullets. In reality things are the other way around (I use the book of Artur Szulc as my source here). Most people were killed in mass shootings like that at Babij jar. And many people were also killed inside gas vans that the Einsatsgruppen brought with them to Eastern Europe. Most people died this way, but it was not an effective killing method from the nazis perspective. The men got psychological problems from seeing their victims they were killing and felt horrible about it. And driving around and kill people did cost fuel and ammunition. So therefore was it decided that the victims would be transported by rail to top secret places where they could be killed with no eye witnesses around the place to see. And the killers did not have to see women and children in the face when they killed them. And no bullets had to be wasted, but instead could extremely cheap poison gas be used to kill people. In 1942 did the nazi-state supported mass murder reach its peak. When the year was over had about 80% of all jews that the nazis would kill during the war died. Most of them had died in mass shootings. But many were also killed at Germany's six death camps: Sobibor, Majdanek, Treblinka, Belzec and Chelmno. The last camp Auschwitz were still under construction so it was not used that much at this point of time. But by 1944 it had become the largest factory of death in world history, and capable of killing more people than all the 5 other camps combined in a single day. It could kill 6000 people inside its gas chambers all at once. While the other camps could "only" kill 500. Auschwitz-Birkenau was nazi-Germany's perfection of all the lessons learned in how to kill people. But this monster only really came to be used at a very late stage in the holocaust. And by then had most jews in Poland already been murdered so there was no need to keep all other death camps, so they were closed down while Auschwitz was large enough to replace all those other camps for the remaining goals that the nazis had, such as murdering Hungary's jewish population - which could be done in record time at Auschwitz. So could the holocaust have been stopped? - I don't think so. There was no allied bombers with the range to reach all nazi death camps that were located in Poland and far away from any allied airbases in England. And flying without fighter escort would have anyhow been suicidal in 1942 when the German airforce still was strong and powerful. And finding the targets would have been difficult, and hitting the targets would have been almost impossible. And even if say a railway track leading to a death camp would have been destroyed, it would likely have been repaired within 2 weeks. And meanwhile could the nazis just transport their victims to some other death camps or sent out an einsatzgruppen to kill off the jews that the allied bombs had saved. Since 80% of all victims had died by the start of 1943, I don't see how much could have changed. Even if allied leaders like Churchill and Roosevelt could have been conviced that a genocide was going on and that it was super-important to stop it immidietly, I don't think they would have had the power to do so in 1942. Especially not when the Einsatzgruppen made most of the killings.
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  27. Its not too late. We can still divide Germany up among its neighbours.
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  28.  @novadhd  Some did because Kapos got more food than other slaves and some did were naive to think that helping the Germans would save their own skin. And sure, the Germans did kill the other slaves first. But after all other slaves had been killed, then it was the Kapos turn to walk inside the gas chamber and meet the same fate. And there were of course those Kapos who were just simple criminals who just wanted food and other rewards, and getting power over other people, and enjoyed beating and abusing.
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  29. Some had connections with the ruling political and economic elite - Martin Sandberger who killed 600.000 people got out of jail because his dad was a rich industrialist who was friend with the German christian democrat prime minister
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  30. Also scum who did the planning at the Wannsee conferance got away with a minor slap at the wrist
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  31. Schindler was a member of the nazi party and he came to Poland because he wanted to get rich from using cheap slave labor. But there he saw brutality, murder, cruelty and massive amounts of suffering. Not just against men but also women and children. He did then probably get a change of heart, because deep inside he was a good person. And nazi Germany had shown its true face to him. So he decided to act like a hero instead of a war profiteer. So I can see much paralells to Canaris story here.
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  32. yes we know that putlerites are modern day nazis. thats why ukraine gets weapons
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  33. Russian troll, here is my message to you: GKY
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  34. Paulus was a spineless coward. He should never have risen so high in the ranks, because he was clearly not fit for such high levels of responsability. Ultimatly it became his own troops who paid with their lives for his own uselessness and cowardly behaviour. He was un-independent, and thereby useless as a military leader. And also useless as a proponent of a more civilized war and useless at protecting jews from the worst treatments. He betrayed his own country. His own men. His own moral principles.
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  35. Sobibor, Schindlers List, Wannsee conferance and war and remembrance are some good movies about it. But still there are so much horrors that are being missed out. I feel immensly sad for all people who perished, and how someone can die an unjustified painful death just like that. And the memory of each one of those souls is nearly forgotten now. Depressing.
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  36. I use the term "factories of death" for the places Auschwitz-Birkenau, Treblinka, Sobibor, Majdanek, Belzec and Chelmno
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  37. meh I guess they are just Kremlin bots and some bitter middle eastern muslims that hates israel. neither of those two categories are good people however. Regardless what Israel have done, since 1948 did no jews deserve their fate during the holocaust. And I think russia should just spend money trying to create compassion, tolerance, mutual respect, and such between people instead of only offering hate, and trying to pit people in other countries against each other.
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  38. The russians were happy to forgive nazis and mass murderers if they could be useful for the russian state with technologies about jet engines, rockets nuclear bombs and such.
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  39. We are not punishing people. We are punishing actions. And everyone should be equal under the law, and mental illness is no excuse for getting no punishment. If you think giving a psychiatrist is important, then sure he could get one, and then afterwards he is deemed cured from his mental illness he will be executed like everyone else who have done the same things as he have done.That is equality under the law.
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  40.  @alijack3523  Where is your complaint? I don't see the problem. You punish the guy as soon as his mental problems are fixed.
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  41. She was clearly worse than many of the other monsters mentioned on this channel. But she got away with her crimes, probably only because she was a woman and perhaps because of her looks. Its impossible to imagine how horrible life inside a death camp would be.. the thought is shivering.. sad and gut wrenching disgusting 🤮 That evil witch..
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  42. The nazis had a state apparatus and Germanys industrial might behind them to help them do their killing. They tried all kinds of methods of killing people. And they managed to kill a lot of people. But in the end did they end up with a very simple solution of killing people - they transported thousands of people to top secret camps with barbed wire and guard towers with machine guns. And then they lied to people and told them to take a shower. And once everyone was inside they "shower room" they locked the door and threw in poison gas. Once everyone inside was dead they did throw the bodies into ovens and burned them into ash - ash which then was thrown into rivers or used as fertilizer. Every victim would be dead so there would be no eyewitnesses left to tell the truth, and all bodies would be eliminated so no evidence would be left behind.. But many mistakes were made by the nazis. A hundred thousand victims managed to survive the horrors at Auschwitz and could tell the world about the truth. The camp Majdanek was conquered before it could be destroyed, so now the world know what a German gas chamber looklike. A recording from the Wansee conferance was unsuccesfully destroyed, so now people know about the German plans. And many photos from the holocaust were taken despite the German state had absolutly forbidden any photos from being taken inside the death camps. And a few nazis have testified how the mass murder were taken place - most of them in an naive attempt to save their own life from the gallows, while a rare few others were perhaps struck by some regret, shame, and guilt and tried to repair a wound that can never be made undone... Today we know a lot about the holocaust. But there is also a huge amount that we do not know. Only 2 people survived a place like Belzec where half a million people died. Same goes for Chelmno. And it would not surprise me if there are thousands of mass graves in eastern Europe that few are aware of. We will not know how many reacted the last minutes of their lives when the gas was pumped inside the room. Or what people thought about as they worked as the first Sonderkommandos and was forced to carry out all the innocent dead bodies of children and women from the gas chambers and then burn them. How would one feel after seeing foreigners gassing your own people to death? The Tattooist of Auschwitz said that he passed out after he saw the Germans force a large number of jews inside a bus with , and then they locked the door. And a guy climbed on top of the roof and threw in some poison into the bus... and heartbreaking scream was heard... And the man witnessed this passed out, and was a mental wreck for the coming two weeks and unable to work and had to be kept hidden by his friends for that time. Personally I think I would feel sick an vomit 🤮🤮 after seing such awful evil sh*t being done. I think killing people with gas is just an unnecessary cruel way of killing someone. Cruel to the victim to spend minutes in pain. Cruel to the slave who have to despose the dead body. And cruel to the killers who have to hear all screams. But for Germany who needed ammunition, morphine to treat injured soldiers, and fuel for trucks, and had a large chemical industry that could produce large amounts of poison gas from chemical waste products it was perhaps a logical economic choice.
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  43. The Byzantines built the first death camps in history at Skythopolis in 4th century AD. The Roman Christian fanatics used them to kill heathens.
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  44.  @nasapayrollsystem8701  I am not judgeing you, and nor am I judgeing holocaust victims, rape victims and others for never forgiving scumbags. I think its just christian piss morality to expect every person to wanna forgive others for all their sins.
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  45. I guess he had to feel useful and superior to other people in some way. This unshaved baldheaded alcoholic.
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  46. What about the Russian Wagner group? They are neonazi. Their leader is a neonazi with nazi tattoes and he is a close friend with Putin. Zelensky on the other hand is a jew. So that makes me think that Russia is more nazi that Ukraine. Russia starts wars of aggression, do terrorbombings of civilian targets, deport people to concentration camps, kill civilians and throw them into mass graves. Russia is also overly militaristic and loves parades and dressing up children military uniforms. They love censorship, torture, and have no tolerance for political opposition. That is Russia in a nutsell. They are the modern day nazis.
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  47. Well punishment is based on justice. And justice is based on a legal system that have to take many things into consideration - deter future crimes by a punishment, give revenge for the wrong doings, aknowledge that the victims did not deserve the ill someone brought upon them, etc etc. I am no fan of leftwing ideas that we should be soft on crime and trying to rehabilitate people. Rehabilitation might work on youngters that commit minor crimes. But for adults who repeatedly commit serious crimes like rape and murder do I not see any point of rehabilitation. Capital punishment or a lifetime of slave labor are more suitable for them.
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  48.  @dpt6849  The Bible is worthless as a moral guideline. Jesus said we should "turn the other cheek", which completly contradict what the book of Exodus which says "an eye for an eye". Personally I think Jesus ideas are stupid, like for example his ideas of not fighting back against evil people with stupid pacifism. Evil people like the nazis who happily gas innocent civilians to death are not people you can stop unless you use deadly force. And likewise do I think it is stupid to expect that all sins can be forgiven. Indeed I think it is cruel and disrespectful if people look down upon a jew if he cannot like he can forgive the men who killed his mother, his sisters and most of his uncles, cousins and grandparents. I remember that I saw a documentary where a polish holocaust survivor said that he had lost 48 out of his 51 relatives in the holocaust. So I can totally understand why such things can never be forgotten. And people who preech forgiveness for all their sins are stupid.
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  49. Seems like Putin have learned from history and decided to copy methods of the mid-century germans
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  50. He had a small country he tried to keep out of a war. He also seem to have trying to minimize Hitlers genocidal policies impact on his country by refusing to send away jews to Germany to be killed inside gas chambers. And his forced labor projects imposed on Bulgarias jews was an excuse to not send the jews away to Germany to be killed. So if we are to judge him harshly, then I wonder what the better alternative would have been realisticly speaking? Saying no to Hitler and get invaded, and then have Eichmann decide the fate of all the Bulgarian jews instead? If thats the alternative, then all of Bulgarias jews would have died - which is much more than 11.000.
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