Hans Frank - Governor of Occupied Poland Documentary

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  @PeopleProfiles · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @kayvan671 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Believe it or not...<br>But i met his son Niklas Frank when he visited our school.<br>He was very honest when it came to the crimes of his father.<br>I respected him for that.

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  @mrsweetpotato4354 · 4 years ago

  I enjoyed the fact that there was not a lot of annoying music playing in the background of this documentary

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  @paigetomkinson1137 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Fascinating documentary, thank you. Frank was a horrible person who deserves neither our pity nor our forgiveness. His youngest son has a message for people because of his dad, &quot;Don&apos;t trust us [Germans].&quot; He was very scarred by his father&apos;s actions and his execution, which happened when he was quite small. He carries the photo of his dad after he was hanged to remind himself to never feel sorry for him, and to remind himself of what his dad was and did.

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  @atlanticsender · 4 years ago

  Wilhelm Canaris &nbsp;would be a fascinating study &nbsp;of a torn man...pretty please? 🙏

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  @amyhogarten5038 · 4 years ago

  If Frank was truly remorseful, he should have pleaded guilty at the start of the trial and asked for an immediate sentence.

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  @johnjones-fj7qw · 3 years ago

  Hans Frank had been aware of the &apos;Final Solution&apos; and had a significant position in the regime responsible for it. &nbsp;Whatever the level of remorse shown, he had participated in the genocide and was therefore correctly punished by death as a result.<br><br>He was the individual responsible for the General Government from its beginning until end and whatever level of involvement in or responsibility for the extermination of millions, he could not have been expected other than to have paid the price - and the price was not just his life but the continuing association of him with the Final Solution.<br><br>It&apos;s through informative records like this that enable us to individually and en-masse to maintain an awareness of guilt, direct and indirect, with this most terrible of crimes whether we are Jewish or not.

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  @wildcolonialman · 4 years ago

  Yes. Your effort is excellent. Yes, Frank was a horror story, and there are many pictures that can be painted to show this. One, his use of Jewish Peoples as personal slaves, gardeners etc, amidst casual murder being carried out in his presence, should these individuals act contrary to orders. So many lawyers and doctors gained rank in the SS and SD, and they were, Frank among them, some of the worst individuals any Nation could possible create.

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  @briansmith7791 · 3 years ago

  Very nice account. &nbsp;On the question posed toward the end of the video: Frank&apos;s remorse at the trial, no matter how sincere, can not obscure the fact that he enthusiastically organized the murder of over a million helpless people. &nbsp;God may have the capacity to forgive such a person, but humans and human institutions can not afford to.

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  @robertharper3754 · 4 years ago

  I love all your videos!! Thank you so much for putting out great profiles of historical people, this is the type of show I remember the OLD History Channel used to put out before it became garbage!

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  @ivannovotny4552 · 4 years ago

  Well researched, educational and insightful. Many thanks THE PEOPLE PROFILES for sharing it with all of us. 🇨🇦

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  @georgebrown8312 · 4 years ago

  Thank you for this video of yet another war criminal who brought to justice for his crimes. &nbsp;At least he owned up to his evil deeds that he had committed during WW2, but only after he was put on trial.

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