The Execution of the SS Guard Burned Alive 

After reading about SS guards throwing infants and young children alive into the crematorium ovens, I shed no tears for these monsters and deserved their just rewards.

He was the driver of his own fate. No sympathies. Don't do to others what you don't want done to yourself.

I wouldn't shed a tear for these Monsters who deserved the same fate that they gave to Millions.

Benjamin Ferencz, a war crimes investigator and the chief prosicutor for the Nuremburg Trials is still with us at a whopping 102. His 103 birthday will be on March 11th, 2023

It's a shame that more of the guards didn't meet similar fates.

Thank you for your information. As a Jew who lost family in the holocaust, I thank you for not letting this be forgotten.

These evil monsters deserved no mercy . No forgiveness. What they did deserve was a brutally agonising, long drawn out death .

This isn't horrific this is fucking justice

For what they went through and witnessed how could anyone blame them?

Not one bit of empathy for any guard or capo dispatched after the horrors they survived!

I'm really surprised that you didn't mention that the American who witnessed the burning of the SS gaurd and decided not to stop it, one Benjamin Ferencz is still alive at 103.

Whatever your opinion is on what happened to thar guard, I would repeat what was told to me by a death camp survivor.... "Imagine these monsters had murdered your wife, children, brothers, sisters, mother, father, grandparents, aunts , uncles (any combination) and you had seen horror and cruelty beyond belief, committed by people who believe you are worse than rats... and suddenly, you are in a position to strike back at them, show them what it is like, don't underestimate even the most rational individual, would probably join the lynch mob! And for anyone who says that the guards were victims of circumstance or w/e... people applied for and got transfers from those camps (as confirmed at the Auschwitz trial in the 1960s...

The only sad things are (a) that not all of the guards and kapos were beaten to death or roasted alive; (b) the guards and kapos could only be killed once.

It is easy to say what I would do in this situation, sitting in my gaming chair, in my house, with my belly full and my children safe, in front of my laptop. I'm pretty sure I would be a broken man after spending years of being forced to work grueling hours, seeing my friends and fellow slaves being brutally beaten, tortured and killed. These people did what they had to do to not become absolutely insane when they took their revenge. Imagine being in that situation and seeing the monsters go in an American truck and not knowing what happens to them. Are they free to go back to their lives? Are they living happily ever after? I would go nuts. The inmates got their revenge. From my comfortable place, I have no right to judge them and neither does anyone else.

Too bad it was just the one.

I didn’t know they threw children and babies in the crematoriums while alive. Just when I think it can’t possibly get any more horrific, it does. So disgusting and evil.

When you consider the number of SS who got away with it, this is insignificant

Being forced to work without food, showers, or the smallest of comforts, watching your relatives, children even, being gassed or burned alive, reminds me of an old southern US saying. If you hit me, you better hope I don’t get up!

It is not "getting even" or even revenge. It is noble wrath.

Nothing Horific about his ending! Compared to what he and his ilk did to the inmates, he got off lightly!

Regarding the guards and kapos, as my late father, a WWII veteran would have said, "f 'em."

In my opinion justice was well served.

I think they call this Karma

This is how the Nuremberg trials should have been conducted.

My good side feels that was barbaric. But the larger part of me rejoices in the suffering of those evil nazis and their collaborators. Even then, they would never have received the pain they gave to so many. I hope they still burn in hell eternally.

And not a tear was shed.

I heard a child witnesses story of how when the Nadzis started out they were abusing the Jews. This little boy went to the shop owned by an elder Jew with his Saturday penny for sweets. He witnessed the old man come forward out of the shop to address the Nadzis. He was wearing all his medals from the first world War. They dragged him inside and all in the street could hear the banging and thumping as tge Nadzis abused the elderly Jewish soldier. Brutality at its lowest was the lot of all Nadzis and its hard to feel anything but repulsion for them. I say and l hate violence, but they deserved all they got....in short a taste of their own medicine.

It's easy to moralise 80 years later in a comfortable living room but if the prisoners thought he deserved it I would have looked away too.

Moral of the story: Don’t be cruel to helpless innocents and you won’t be incinerated alive.

I worked for a privately owned uk consultancy who were bought by a German multinational. They were horrible people to work for and one even said to me once- What do you expect, he’s only a Belgian! I realised that 70 years on, the feeling of superiority was still there in their inner souls. I couldn’t wait to retire. They were awful.

Not enough of these bastards received proper justice. I have no sympathy for the guards. They got what they deserved.

I think the inmates were showing their great grasp of customer service by making sure that the SS guard received a warm welcome.

My father was a veteran of World War Two. He absolutely hated Germans afterwards. He described the 'cold rage' that swept through the allied ranks when they were shown footage of the Nazi camps. Many German soldiers were shot on the spot as a consequence. I know of one British infantryman who slowly and methodically bayoneted a Nazi to death. I also know of a machine gunner requesting permission to shoot a lot of surrendering Germans. Bear in mind that near the end of the war children were being burned alive in the crematoriums without gassing them. No. Taking revenge does not make anyone worse than the perpetrators of such evil.

Yikes! It's hard to imagine being burned alive, but just as hard to imagine the suffering those beasts inflicted on the prisoners of the camp. I doubt I'd have tried to stop the prisoners from taking their vengeance on the their tormentors, either.

Serves that SS Guard right,as a British Woman was burned alive at Natzweiler CC in Oct 1944 by the SS he was later Hanged by the Allies,at Mauthausen CC in early 1946 SS War Criminal Oskar Dirlewanger evil leader of the 36th SS Brigade infamous for atrocities against civilians was interned hiding behind an alias was discovered he was stripped,bound and suspended upside down and slowly beaten to death,his genitals receiving special attention,its suspected that a guard revealed his identidy but that is real justice for a evil shit like that!

I can only imagine the shock & horror of American Troops when they discovered the extermination camps! Not just all the bodies but the wretched condition of the survivors.

Don’t call them Prisoners. Prisoners are those that are found guilty of crimes and incarcerated. These people were victims and slaves.

I have no sympathy at all for the guards who suffered such atrocities when the camps were liberated. I don't actually believe in the death penalty but would willingly join in such acts of justice and retribution in these circumstances.

No doubt they are still burning,.slowly and eternally for what they did.

Important to remember. Pressure breeds counter pressure.

We should publically re-enact this every year, to warn the bullies and the tyrants. The empaths will turn on you, eventually.

There are still people who claim, that conentration camps contolled by German SS racists never existed and holocaust never happened. You help to make clear that these concentration camps existed and the murderous racist crimes against jews, russians, polish, sintis, romas,.... really happened. Thank you for showing. I am german, born in the seventies, son of a historican and sad about what happened under the murderous Hitler regime. It is sad but better never forgotten.

Yeah I'm all broken up over that SS guard.

Heard that they got beaten by prisoners, then that they got beaten to death, even shot to death. But hearing that an ss guard got burned to death makes me feel even better LOL. Idk how someone could call that “horrific” and not “well deserved”

This is what i call an happy ending .The pity is no other germans of the time had this summery justice.I shed no tears for him or any of the heartless brutal murderers who tortured little kids and then murdered them.

I missed the part that was horrific. Which part of the SS guard’s execution was that again? There was nothing horrific. This was summary justice.

Whatever the prisoners did for revenge could have ever been enough.

Well, this for sure beats seeing some of those monsters having served reduced sentences after being found guilty.

Eye for an eye

My maternal grandfather fought in WW11 and he fought the Germans. He seen such awful things he would no longer let the family tell anyone his parents came from Germany. He thought our bloodline was tainted by being related to people who could do such horrible things!! For decades we only knew of our Irish heritage but knowing why makes me sad.

Finally I hear a proper justice for an ss, because most of them were hanged and some were put in front of a firing squad and I consider those as Walt Disney punishments comparing to what they did.

Justice was done

Two wrongs never make a right, and murder is murder, but in this context it is understandable and inevitable.

God rest all the poor souls murdered in the camps. Eternal rest give to them oh Lord.

When US soldiers got to the notorious concentration camps and discovered the atrocities committed, they shot hundreds of SS guards. No quarter given.

Some might say roasting another human alive reduces the prisoners to the level of the Nazi guards but given the circumstances, can you blame them?

I’m not gonna even pretend to know what I would’ve done in their situation.

Sometimes people get exactly what they have coming to them.

As much as it sickens me to read and hear of some SS guards being tortured or killed by the inmates they once maltreated, Iust state that those SS guards reaped the violence and cruelty that they sowed against humanity. It is like this; if you abuse a dog, sooner or later it will bite you. Thank you for this eye-opening video of one SS guard who was roasted alive by some inmates at a concentration camp before dying.

Why is the title Horrific Execution of SS guard, it should be … wonderful execution of SS guard.

Such stories give a little bit of relief, but not enough of these bastards were brought to justice.

Sounds like no tears were shed for this guard/kapo, either!

You reap what you sow

Extreme human cruelty, torture, and starvation can turn a meek & mild, Jewish florist into a mad executioner. How can he be judged for it? It’s not for I to judge any man’s actions, but God will sort it out rather quickly.

Well, not that I condone doing that kind of thing, but you cant deny its poetic justice.

After all the horrific things perpetrated against them, I don't blame them for punishing those guards in a similar way.

So many survived and got to live a great life a lot in North America.

Nothing done to these German monsters was enough to pay them back.

What goes around comes around....f**k'em....

I like feel good stories like this.

THANK YOU for using your actual own voice rather than something AI. I want to hear it rather than have a computer read it. Great video. Thank you for the info !

There was nothing horrific about that atall.

His ending was not horrific him being him!

I was burned alive for 60 seconds, was able to escape the Fire, I know exactly what the Crescendo of Violence was like, my Customer was still inside, I ran back inside to get him, my head and back were set on Fire again...I stood my ground for an additional 12 seconds, did not budge while hosing down the stairs which was on fire, keeping the Customer in place unable to escape, I cleared the stairs of Fire while I was screaming, Customer escaped without a scratch...I stayed inside continuing to fight the fire, I was dragged out against my will, insane with aggression....helicopter, 6.5 pounds of flesh burned away, 1,500°F at the epicenter of the explosion....a Free-For-All of Horror.....and my opinion of cooking the Sadistic Guard.....sounds about right to me....but for me personally, they should have spent an hour or so doing the in and out thing

My uncle Macy served as a combat engineer in WW2, he’s Jewish, on my dads side some remained Jewish when they came to America, most became Catholic, my Mom is a devout Christian. Sings in the church choir for over 40 years, my uncle was part of liberating 2 different concentration camps, I was very young he died when I was 12, I’m 47 now, my father a 8 year Army infantry veteran and myself, assumed that liberating those camps must of Ben the worst of his war experiences. And he later told us at first it was obviously anger, but this Man is a officer, he made it from the beaches of France to this point, so he survived many tough battles, so he told me and my dad sitting outside summer time in the late 80’s, he said basically you have to go to hell before you go to Heaven. He explained to us the Jewish people in Israel and worldwide, are embracing the power of the human spirit, so this word came later “Victim Mentality”, and basically what I’m saying and remember I was just a child at like 11, 12 years old is the Jewish people especially in Israel are the complete opposite of the victim mentality, their extremely powerful and successful in Israel for such a tiny country, they don’t lose wars period, so long story short, My Uncle said he was happy about making the German civilians bury all the dead, and The ones who claimed they had no idea. Got dealt with, I remember I was all about war, history. And he’s teaching me to shoot my little 22 in the back yard, and he told me with confidence, Israel will never lose a war after what happened in WW2, he said someday you will understand, it’s easy for assumed those experiences liberating those camps gave him nightmares, he said the hedgerows in the French countryside was the broke out of Normandy, was terrifying, it’s so easy to get Ambushed In that environment, anyway the Mossad after WW2 publicly said we will get em all, they certainly did, history is repeating itself, Mossad publicly said we will hunt down and get all of Hamas, even Vegas is Like we will not put a penny on they will not achieve thier goal

The guard was brought to trial by the people he brutalized and destroyed. They passed sentence and stuffed him in the oven. He had it coming to him.

Nothing more than they deserved....... Cruel? Yes, but what they did over a period of time is difficult to assimilate.

It is horrific no doubt. That being said its very hard to have sympathy.

This is not horrific its justice!

Awww am I supposed to feel bad? 🤣🤣🤣

"What's good for the goose,......"

oh dear, what a shame.

Horrific? I don’t think so. What they did to so-called prisoners. The human barbecue was a warmup for their eternity in HELL.

Unfortunately, even this brutal pay back did not stop later atrocities such as Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge. There appears to be always cruel but self righteous people out there all the time. I can only thank God that I have never come into contact with these people myself, although one of my uncles spent the war in Stalag 20B, Marienburg, Poland and it lived with him for the rest of his life.

"Do unto others as you would have them do unto you"

Thank you for service

I am a 60 year old man who has had such a cushy life that I can not even guess what I would have done if I had experienced any of the horrors described in this video clip. I doubt that many people reading this could really say what they would have done either. Because of that, I also can not even begin to pass judgment on what these people did.

It’s a shame that Dr Mengele could not have been burned alive

An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. Thats my law.

It’s called Karma.

This is one of these stories that knocks you down, and you think deeply about it. On one hand, there were many innocent people who were wrongfully tortured, imprisoned, and murdered. On the other hand their tormentors, some got away from ever being found guilty of their crimes, so, I wouldn't say that this was justified, but I never have gone through such horrible and unimaginable things.

My father-in-law (only just, he was at death's door) and his younger brother survived at Ebensee to the end. When they American GIs entered the camp, he witnessed 6 foot tall, black GIs crying at what they saw. The Americans soon set up some sort of food supply - but it had a lot of meat content. The younger brother kicked the food bowl out of my father-in-law's hands - it would have killed him, as it did many of the other inmates who gorged on the best food they had eaten for years, but could no longer digest it. Just before the SS left the camp, and the incident occurred when the inmates refused to enter the tunnels/caves (they were told to go in in order to "protect themselves" from allied air raids, but didn't believe the SS orders) the SS officers ordered the ordinary soldiers to open fire on the inmates. The regular SS troops refused to do so. My father-in-law didn't know this, or at least he did not tell me. According to historian Paul Johnson, this was the only documented incident where the SS regular soldiers ever refused an order. BTW, Ebensee is pronouced "Ay-ben-zay" - the first E in German sounding like "ay".

The image of the pillars and archway are the Original Camp entrance (gates). So that was retained BUT on the actual Camp area - the Austrians have built a village. Note This Camp was several kilometers from the town of Ebense at the side of a large lake Ebensee

Who could blame these poor people for getting such a small revenge against those who murdered generations of families by the million? I hope none were held accountable.

guards did the same to prisoners. an eye for an eye

wow, that intense ty video

I read a book about 10 years ago a friend lent to me ' voices from the Holocaust ' it still haunts me. I felt compelled to finish the book . In one way i wish i never had picked it up . God Bless them all .and the survivors and their children .🙏

Wonder how people feel about the thugs running the Soviet gulags? I hardly ever hear a thing about them in comparison.

Difficult for me to have sympathy for those guards. God forgive me.

It doesn't feel right to give these films a thumbs up.