Andersonville Prison & National Cemetery - History on Location

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  @angelumlucis9249 · 5 years ago

  None of the Union men in Andersonville will be forgotten. God bless the men who fought to keep this country together. And God bless the people who are trying to commemorate history. This includes the man on this channel who spends precious moments teaching us history.

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  @enesfurkanozkaya1872 · 5 years ago

  Thanks for giving non-americans a chance to study american history with locations.Also thanks for your efforts.Have a good day!

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• MR

  @MrDWinpenny · 5 years ago

  I'm a Brit and never heard of the camp before. Fascinating and heart breaking. The Henderson story really hit home. Thank you for your continuing hard work.

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  @williamkey9821 · 2 years ago

  Looking at the graves put everything in perspective for me. It gave me chills. <br><br>I never knew these men, but those men are the reason why my wife and my child are living free today.

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  @poorpauly1308 · 5 years ago

  Nothing changed my perspective of war as a young man than learning of the horrors of Andersonville.

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  @deborahgibson9039 · 3 years ago

  You did a wonderful job bringing this story to light! It is so heartbreaking seeing all those headstones and it brought tears to my eyes knowing that 13,000 men never got to see home again.

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  @BBHC2 · 4 years ago

  Fascinating story of lightning strike causing water to gush out of the ground. It&apos;s seems an answer to desparate thirsty p.o.w&apos;s prayer.

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  @sylwiajankowska7512 · 5 years ago

  Wow. I really like history! I really appreciate what history really is! I’m from Poland and my great grandad fought in the polish partisans in Lida, (today Belarus) and he fought there for freedom and even in the most desperate and unimaginable situations he still had belief to restore his country with his other fellow comrades! He lived to see that day and I know all about this because of a book he wrote! History truly can teach you something! 🇵🇱🇵🇱

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  @FultonEagle1948 · 5 years ago

  Born and raised in Georgia, Atlanta to be exact, been studying the Civil War all my life, my specialty is The Battle Of Atlanta, Sherman&apos;s campaign from Chattanooga to Mayor Calhoun&apos;s surrender to Union Forces on what&apos;s now Northside Drive. Since my childhood, Andersonville is a place I will not visit. So painful to think Americans could and would do such to other Americans, even in a time of war. Wirtz could have, should have done better. He got what he deserved.

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• BU

  @BuhLooZeR · 5 years ago

  It&apos;s nice to see these historical sites and have someone explain the history behind them. <br><br>Good video.

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  @Silvercrypto-xk4zy · 5 years ago

  my 3rd great uncle was imprisoned there and later died as a result of infection from the terrible conditions. i managed to actually find the documentation

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• GA

  @garrettblanton5864 · 4 years ago

  My dad and I took a day trip to this location and had a blast. I enjoy the content that you consistently produce on this channel. Keep up the good work!