The Moment The Nazis Chose Genocide

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  @humanwithoutcontext · 5 months ago

  In Rwanda, we are currently in the 7-day memorial week of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. Over 1 million people were killed in some of the most brutal ways imaginable within just 100 days, often by people they knew: neighbors, friends, and even family members. It remains one of the worst genocides ever committed. I would really appreciate it if you could make a video about it sometime. Thank you, and I’m a big fan of your work.🙏

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  @Nix_- · 5 months ago

  So nice to see a history channel not giving in to ai voice overs that feel lifeless.<br><br>Good man

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• TJ

  @tjk6220 · 5 months ago

  Thank you for not twisting history and not diluting what has happened in the past. Your videos are golden and have greatly enriched my knowledge of history and world events.

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  @genericname3113 · 5 months ago (edited)

  Do one on Captain Witold Pileki. He was a polish military captain also involved in intelligence. He proposed a mission in which someone would volunteer themselves to be sent to Aushwitz, report on conditions within, attempt to mount a resistance, and generally prepare for an arms drop and/or parachuting soldiers whereby the inmates would rise up. He volunteered himself, naturally, and walked right into a roundup in Warsaw.<br><br>He spent three years completing his mission before becoming convinced command would never send air drops. He continued his fight against the Nazis, and after the war, against the Polish communists, who ultimately captured and executed him in 1947.<br><br>If you read that, a tear should be rolling down your cheek. This was a man of invincible will, who walked into and out of hell for the benefit of others. The very best humanity has to offer.

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• JA

  @JamesBurns-de5fr · 5 months ago (edited)

  Unfortunately whole sale slaughter continues to this day , without thought for your fellow human beings .War is a freaking nightmare .

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• CO

  @constantinusferreus4221 · 4 months ago

  Thank you for covering this immensely important topic. The scourge of genocide is still present all over the world.

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• KA

  @Karim-e9z1p · 5 months ago

  I absolutely adore the way you speak. I have difficulties sleeping because of trauma. You make my life just that litlle bit easier. Goodnight Sir

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• VA

  @vasekkosar3931 · 5 months ago (edited)

  Another great video on what is one of the most important 90 minutes of human history. I&apos;d love to see you cover the assassination of Heydrich and the aftermath in more detail because I feel like it should be more widely known. Especially since, If I&apos;m not mistaken, Heydrich was the highest ranked Nazi to have been assassinated.

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• MA

  @margonite.morena · 5 months ago

  As a Slovak enthusiast in history, thank you for including Gabčík and Kubiš in this video. But especially, thank you for taking the time and effort to research how to properly say their names. So many non-Slavic hosts and content creators never bother to even make an attempt.

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• MI

  @mikefrising2357 · 5 months ago

  There was a great movie about this in 2001 called Conspiracy. Great movie. Kenneth Branagh did a great job as Heydrich.

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• MR

  @MRich111 · 5 months ago

  It started long before Wannsee. &nbsp;The Einsatzgruppen were active in Poland in September 1939

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• BA

  @barneshawk3078 · 5 months ago

  How the hell can you do so much content with this amazing quality? I can&apos;t even keep up with watching all your videos... Cheers man!

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