Majdanek - Nazi concentration camp in Poland’s East

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Just outside of Lublin in Eastern Poland is another of the concentration camps they Germans were running in Poland, Majdanek is yet another example of the pure evil that could be found during World War II, learn about the horror and inhumanity that took place here...
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@pawel115 Год назад

My grandfather's brother died there in Nov 1943

@britinpoland2392 Год назад

Very sorry to hear it, such a tragic waste 😔

@dpjbdpjb Год назад

Questions -The hair was removed in attempt to combat the Typhus in the camp - I have the testimony of two ladies that said they entered the camp when about 3 years of age then left the camp in July 1944 at the ages of 5 and 6. - The Majdanek museum says Carbon Monoxide. You are correct in a way, the two tanks you saw in the small room are stamped CO2 . They used CO2 until they could cremate the bodies to preserve them since at the time there were only two cremation ovens (See room behind ovens to see one of them 10:07) . the coke fueled Kori ovens did not go on line until January 1944. - Which rooms was the Zyklon B used to kill inmates? tell me if you really know. -No one was injected with anything to kill them. -Where do you get this story of people sent to B19 to starve to death, That is a crock of you know what Those gas chambers you refer to served two functions, 1. Temporary morgue. 2. Rooms for delousing clothes . Not gas chambers for humans. I have studied this camp for about 2 years, and I can say you made up a lot of fNS

@britinpoland2392 Год назад

All stories/facts came from the site and given all the other shit that happened to Poland during the Nazi’s and the Commies reign of terror I’m inclined to believe what I read…I’m curious what your political leanings are to have the opinions you have…

@dpjbdpjb Год назад

@@britinpoland2392 no political leanings at all. What I do is compare the narratives to evidence shown. I make my arguments from a technical perspective, not hate. Example: You saw in two rooms a blue staining on the walls and ceiling, what was the cause of that blue staining. Those pipes protruding out the back of the coke fueled cremation ovens, what were they for? Did you ever ask why are they there? Technology claims is how I base my arguments. If I had the will I could have wrote much more in regards to your video on Majdanek

@britinpoland2392 Год назад

@@dpjbdpjb I’m not an expert, more of a tourist with some education and experience of the country behind me, I have been exposed to story after story while living in Poland, not just from museums and guides but from peoples families, and I’m of the opinion that no collective conditioning could create such a falsehood as some people claim

@dpjbdpjb Год назад

@@britinpoland2392 History is never a one-sided story

@britinpoland2392 Год назад

@@dpjbdpjb given I have a degree in history I agree…however the genocide during World War II seems pretty one sided to me…and I would argue most of the world

@Koltkaze Год назад

I hope you'll have 1000 subscribers very soon, so you can finally get some money for all the videos you make on RU-vid. Highly underrated channel.

@britinpoland2392 Год назад

Thank you for the wishes 😊 many more videos to come! So much of Poland to show to the world and barely scratched the surface so far 😉

@12BlackKnight34 Год назад

Thank You for your job and commitment. Tom

@britinpoland2392 Год назад

When something keeps me entertained and sane I don’t consider it a job 😛 though thank you, always good to know people enjoy the fruits of my labours 😊

@andyp7027 Год назад

Thankyou for this video I’m going there 3 weeks today

@britinpoland2392 Год назад

Then you may be happy to hear I have another video coming soon for Lublin, as I was able to visit a lot more places this trip…as last time I went there covid meant a lot of places were closed!

@cjsmith8319 Год назад

I just visited Auschwitz and it was easily the most haunting experience of my life and I’ve seen combat. I definitely want to visit this particular site next time I am in Poland. I feel that the lack of crowds make for better time to reflect.

@britinpoland2392 Год назад

I’ve been to a few camps now and each one has a different feeling to it, Auschwitz was shocking, probably because it was my first such place, Majdanek felt more haunting as I walked around alone and the place had an unnatural silence to it…

@sandyschannel6917 Месяц назад

Thank you for doing this video, majdanek is one of those camps flies under the radar in light of names like Auschwitz and Sobibor. I appreciate you shedding some light on it

@britinpoland2392 Месяц назад

There are a lot of camps to be found that I had not heard of before moving here, Treblinka for example, I’m trying to document every place I visit in Poland, sharing the bad and the good, I think it’s important to share the real history here

@sassycat6487 8 месяцев назад

I just read a book called 'I survived to tell' and he went to several camps but spent the majority in this one. I've read a lot of autobiographies by holocaust survivors but this was the most horrific one I've ever read. The guards at this camp would literally torture the slave laborers night and day. They wouldn't allow them to sleep more than a few hours before they would come back for them to torment them some more. Anyone that survived this hell was a walking miracle.

@britinpoland2392 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for the extra information, indeed it was horrific visiting this camp and reading about the stories of the prisoners, there was such a dark energy to this place while I was walking around, like stepping into another world 😕

@filiplysanczuk1662 9 месяцев назад

i might be wrong but, ive heard there are ditches dug by prisoners behind the mausoleum where thousands of people were executed and buried, horrible.

@britinpoland2392 9 месяцев назад

I wish I could remember from my trip if that was highlighted, there was a lot to read when I was there and all of it was horrifying 😢 Such a sad story, it is important to preserve these sights so we do not forget!

@alh6255 Год назад

Change the title of this video if you don't want to be sued by the Polish state - for such clumsy wording, you may face up to 3 years in prison (regardless of what is the content of the film). Majdanek is not an "eastern Poland's Auschwitz". Eastern Poland did not build any of its own "Auschwitzs". It is a German concentration camp from the period of World War II. By the way: many Poles were imprisoned in this camp. My grandmother was locked up there as the wife of a member of the Polish resistance movement. She experienced a horror there. Fortunately, my grandfather managed to buy her out after a few months (SS men operating at Majdanek were very susceptible to corruption).

@britinpoland2392 Год назад

My apologies, in the title was intending to convey the location and not ownership of the camp, but now I can see how this can be misconstrued, have updated the title. I’m sorry your grandmother had to experience the horror of this place, though very happy that she was able to get free from there!

@adam_zs8292 Год назад

From time to time I think to myself that the mythical Nazis must've been aliens or dinosaurs or sth like that. The truth is prosaic,they were Germans.It was our" friends" Germans who made that happen. I find this term offensive here in Poland as so many Poles were slaughetered in those German factories of death.

@dpjbdpjb Год назад

Majdanek sign says 18,000 released