The Nuremberg Trial 

Besides that Nuremberg was also the place where the first laws were passed which officially discriminated jews in 1935.

Actually that's the primary reason Nurnberg was chosen, at least according to US accounts like Justice Jackson. The British were eager to make examples of the defeated Nazis, Churchill even posed the idea of rounding them up & summarily shooting them all.

And who said Politicians and Generals had no sense of humor or a taste for irony

As a small bit of trivia: They also considered Luxembourg City because it's relatively small and so wouldn't be a statement of power. The Soviets wanted Berlin to be the place where they'd be held. In the end they decided to do the trials in Nuremberg but the official home of the tribunal authorities would be in Berlin.

@@davidneuhoff5455 Nürnberger Rassegesetze

Lmaooooo

But actually every German when asked with a gun that was born before ca. 1936: yeah I´ve seen that guy...

😂😂😂

😂 Waiting for that to be heard locally and soon.

U can't say that every German from this time period would say that. Sure some people who can't think of a better excuse, but the most likely given answer was:,, I'm not a nazi"

That's how #Propaganda works! How many history books tell you that Germany recreated Poland during 1916 rather than the French and British at Versailles? All the French and British did at Versailles was expand the German territory given to Poland...to equal the same size as germany....that is ridiculous and egregious

You are not so bright eh? Russians knew the war would begin soon. They did split Poland to keep Germans farther from their border. That's all. Poland is a little thing in WW2. Nobody cared about Poland like Britain or France who had to defend Poland based on agreements.

Don’t forget that stalin did not know Hitler would betray him or know of his hatred for the communitsts and the allies Joined up with the soviets as it was a powerful ally and could help in winning the war

Robin Kummer Signing a non-aggression pact doesn’t make Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union allies. Had they been allies the Soviet Union would’ve entered the war on the side of the Nazis in 1939. There’s a difference between agreeing not to fight each other and having each other’s back.

Yeah I thought that too and the fact that all the British and Americas killed a few million with aerial bombings of cities were not on trial is also weird.

In fairness your honor, what would you do if you were ratio-Ed by a Jew?

Based

“And no, saying they were totally cringe isn’t a good defense to committing mass genocide”

​@James A, "He made some mistakes, but who didn't? Life doesn't have an instructions manual"

How can you misspell "Nuremberg"

you mean abort? i got confused.

@@shaansingh6048 Yes, they did abort the rescue due to the US attacking them.

@@Betrunkenes.Huhn. oh alright you said abord in the comment and I thought you meant aboard

Don’t you ever make me side with a Nazi again ya hear

Yeah we aint falling for that oldest trick in the book 😂

No one get this joke?so underrated!!

Good point. Heart reacted it

Jewish people make great Lawyers.

Karlos1234ify the stereotype is that they do

Many of the SS were lawyers. The ones who created the final solution.

If it works it works

“I’m sorry for my shitty meme” Reddit Cringe 100

Honestly they probably let him off for saying something other than “the mustache man made me do it” I would be sick of hearing that over and over for 3 days

@@RUSTYCHEVYTRUCK also given that he was only an architect, they probably thought he wasn't that bad compared to what they had seen

@@RUSTYCHEVYTRUCK usa ATF use "we are just following order" as excuse to gas and burn 80 people alive lmao

Not very good German pronunciation....if you don't believe me ask a German native speaker...😊

@@z3pedro I guess my German is not as great as I thought then! Amazing content, tho

Lol you aren’t German. “Alfredo” even if you learn the language or even if you are born there, one look tells me all I need to know.

@@z3pedro stfu

That's a nasty comment. You should be reported for discrimination. That's is wrong. Learn from the past.

may he rest in piece :(

He died a hero. I feel like holding Nazis accountable is the most honourable thing ever

@@_exolite Holding them accountable for the crimes that never happened while using the show trials to cover up the allied crimes that did happen.

He is now burning in hell, where he belongs!

@@alexanderedinger What are you talking about Beerus killed the dinosaurs.

Frankly, to hell with killing baby Hitler. Go back in time and convince some rich Viennese art collectors to buy his shitty paintings: moral dilemma solved!

@@jesseberg3271 actually the WW2 would still happen because of the grandfather paradox!

@@khadizaahmed8989 the grandfather paradox assumes several things about the nature of the universe that cannot be tested at this time. Specifically, it assumes that we do not exisit as part of a quantum-multiverse, and that causality can flow both ways through a time travel event. If time moving forward is a fundamental principal of the universe, and not just a product of our perspective, then it is possible that causality could only pass one way through a time travel event, breaking the time line any time a traveler went back in time, and effectively making most paradoxes meaningless. In essence, a time traveler would appear at the moment of their arrival, but the nature of that arrival would disconnect them from their previous existence, due to causality traveling in only one direction. This traveler would have effectively destroyed the previous time line, simply by their existence in the new one. Causality then flow from that moment forward, with no concern for where the time traveler came from. On the other hand, if we are part of a quantum-multiverse, then all possible varients would exisit simultaneously. Under that circumstance, the act of time traveling would create a cascade of new universes, were causality could flow backwards into another universe, thereby defanging the paradox. In that circumstance, since every version of the outcome will exisit, each in its own universe, the only choice we have is, which version of ourselves will we attempt to be? Will it be the version that kills baby Hitler? The one which seeks a non-violent alternative? Or the one who does nothing, unwilling to bear the responsibility of changing history?

Lunatic Lunala it was actually Serbians that started the wars

@@Sionnach1601 Huh? I mean, I'm not an expert in US law, but I am quite certain that nurses and doctors can decline to adhere to illegal guidelines and/or orders. Who would even have the power to give doctors ANY orders pertaining to patient care? They are ultimately responsible, are they not? Again, I'm german, so I only know the german laws - but here a nurse is not only allowed to refuse illegal orders, she's obliged to do it (if and when she can be expected to know it's illegal).

Yet they didn't

@@QemeH they may be talking about the whole COVID ordeal most conservatives are off their rockers with that shit.

@@musoehcr Not just conservatives. Most channels talking about it are Centrists, Libertarian, and other Third Parties

Isnt murder immoral? Warfare is inherently immoral, cant german soldiers just not fight in a war because its immoral?

There were several other trials, but they had different names. In total hundreds of thousands of people were put on trial ranging from the top all the way to the bottom.

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i think this puts it into scope how important these people were

The high ranking Nazi wasn’t on trail because they was in the us or Russia Protected

@@HistoryScope So even the most gruesome war crimes committed are given say 10 years in prison. The low ranking officials and soldiers or most who committed war crimes would likely get 2-3 years in prison 🤷‍♂️

must have been pretty crazy having a bunch of nazis put into a prison. need a sitcom.

@@shaansingh6048 the prison’s wikipedia article goes a bit into the ensuing drama, if you’re interested. I can 1000% see it being a sitcom

I always thought it sounded crazy that he waited decades, even after he was the only prisoner in the prison, to kill himself.

History is written by the victor

@@williamworth2746 Funny that Stalin and the soviet trash were not better then the Nazis, Both attacked all it's neighbors, Both executed countless of people, Both putted people into concentration camps and worked them to death or just killed. USSR was lucky that Hitler was a psychological imbecile and ended up fighting each other, So it saved their own ass with a nice amount of propaganda hiding the equally soviet cruelty to other nations.

@@williamworth2746 history is written by the New World of Human Values

@Ethan Weight So true.

@@Boooooooooo541 Don't worry there's just communist boos thinking they're real commies just because the meme got popular which is stupid, but we might get wooshed..

Amazing

Typhus

Underrated comment

Fascinating

The judge who is secretly a time traveler form the ➕2000s: *ok *throws all other evidence in the trash because she’s an asparagus, the natural friend of pisces**

if the nazi genocides made you break down in tears, just wait til you find out about communist genocides...

Too bad the rats survived.

It’s all lies were are the bodies were are the ash deposits

I watched it when I was 16. Definitely messed me up a bit.

@@Daveforever yeah some nazis survived

BVBrocks927 Well that is the American justice system for you. Also the only thing why Dönitz got only ten years was thanks to Chester Nimitz who testified that American subs also didn't pick up crew from sunken ships.

that shows how America justice system is one of the worst in existence

What if it was because back then they didn’t have proper rules it was the first time

Because the laws of war were only made after the world War 1 and were not yet complete on what the laws are and because they never would have thought to make a law about something they never thought would happen

@@FelipePetersBerchielli The American Justice SYSTEM itself is one of the most fair and just in the world. But the laws that the system has to follow, the corruption of judges (which every justice system to some extent is susceptible to), and most often the corruption of police/prosecution in certain parts of the country leads to most of the failings of it. Rarely is the failure of the American Justice System the fault of the system itself.

Sheesh

nice

Ayyy I'm swedish. Tell your grandfather, if he's around, TACK för din insats.

@@jontraz5993 deez

@@jabuticaba4003 nuts

Albert Speer Jr's last work was the World Cup stadia in Qatar... built by slave labor. Like father like son, I guess.

If my father was infamous for spending his architectural career building monuments to dictators with slave labor, I would simply not spend my own architectural career building monuments to dictators with slave labor, but what do I know

​@@TheTrickster923 No you wouldn't lmao

The germans killed millions in death camps as if it was a factory business , the gulags , even if they where harsh , didn't kill millions of people , in fact most came out alive

First: This was about making fun about the fact that the Soviets had their own Death Camps with basicly the same function the Concentration Camps had before they were used for the Holocaust. Second: Yes, most came out alive. Yes, Hitler and his Concentration Camps killed more. However, the gulags still killed millions. Though I do have to admit that during my research for proof, I've stumbled on many different counts of "millions". Yet since they all referre to the death toll as "above a million", it's safe to say that it were at least one million who died. "The total figure for the entire Stalinist period is likely between two million and three million." (www.nybooks.com/articles/2011/03/10/hitler-vs-stalin-who-killed-more/) "Western scholarly estimates of the total number of deaths in the Gulag in the period from 1918 to 1956 ranged from 1.2 to 1.7 million." (www.britannica.com/place/Gulag) "The result of the analysis is a posterior probability distribution; the obtained posterior 95% credible interval of the number of deaths is (9.7 million, 16.7 million)" (www.jstor.org/stable/2986039?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents)(though given that this came out in 1995, I personally hold it as "less credible" than the other sources)

Asking for a friend.

Marc Magma dude tries to tell you Stalin didn't kill millions 😂 um yeah he most certainly did he actually killed about as much as hitler did due to his power trips and "cleansing" of the country aka taking out anyone that doesn't worship you

Most of the deaths in the gulags were due to starvation caused by the nazi invasion

"No problem man, it happens to the best of us."

@@comradestalin1211 hello comrade

@@jesusolguin5896 hi Jesus

This comment section lmao

Geneva convention? MORE LIKE GENEVA CRAP

Phoenix Wright: Gottem again!

Unit 731: "We're sorry?" U.S. government : "don't apologize"

@@Canadianvoice 😂😂😂

Bro had Saul goodman as a lawyer

@@genericnameuwu8339 it was the navy guy who really had saul goodman

"shut up stalin"

Lmao 😂

That’s dark

Not ok...

I like your kind of dark! :D

Gulag also

This applies to the USAs Japanese internment camps, the UKs involvement in the Bengali famine and Frances on going oppression in its colonies

This is an another example of 'history written by the victors'.

@@nxthy6978 also applies to the Bataan Death March

@@vankhaan9303 Actually in this case no. The Nazis and Americans were in cahoots with each other and funnily enough alot of Nazi commanders memoirs are non-fiction and these were treated as fact until 1991 , where Soviet documentation of Nazi war crimes were released and thus the full scale of the Nazis were known.

well he didnt really do genocide only approved it

@@osomolane4964 fair point... Still, the dude got off really lightly

@Koehli _ also true. Especially considering the crimes of Stalin and the Soviet Union, and the crimes of non-German nazi proxies in the Baltic, Balkan, and Arab lands that went virtually ignored; not to mention the atrocities committed by imperial Japan and their proxies, the separate Chinese factions committing atrocities against their own people and betraying each other to the Japanese, and many many more crimes that we're ignored at the end of the war; the post-war prosecution was only able to scratch the surface. Still, the Nuremberg trials are very interesting.

They found out he had more evidence that should have given him a life sentence or even a death sentence. He plead guilty to get a lighter sentence, hess basically did the same but admitted he knew what he did and didn't have any regrets life sentence. goring thought he could mock the trial as a hypocritical kangaroo court and he almost beat them at their own game, but the evidence was too great and he was dangerous to be left alive even in prison.

Hey, what happened to that response I left Koehli? It seems to have disappeared.

Ya? And they should probably be released.... however, now that it is legal doesn't change the fact they broke the law of the time. Nor do you take into considering their past offences. To be fair: I would have executed all these people indicted at Nuremberg.

Some of the worst Nazis that were responsible for thousands of the most brutal murders, experiments and tortures on men, women and children. Were welcomed by the United States of America and lived good lives as University professors or researchers.

@@Rottengoal I mean America has their history of cruel experiments .for both animals and humans. Practically all major HIC’s currently which participated in WW2 have done cruel experiments.

@@fuhrerreicht2413 he's referencing operating paperclip here but you're both right

Lol

yes, because they let it happen

@Cosmic Rift If my friend was raping and murdering people in the other room, I would be complicit to the crime because I didn't try to stop it and I did not go to the police. This is very similar to that.

Porter "iF yOu'Re DepReSsed, JuSt dOn'T Be." That's what your comment was

there are reports of nazi officers who refused to kill innocents and didnt got punished by the regime.

@@BR0984 exactly

And...?

@@Sionnach1601 if you know you know, or you can search it. Sadly no one can help you from here.

Everything but the holocaust apparently.

Why would you live in that horrible country? Germans are evil.

@@phillipp5538 What are you talking about

I recently changed the title to see if I could improve it... I will take your suggestion under advisement :)

History Scope - I’m glad you do! Thx.

trobert t would you rather we didn’t punish them at all? Or would you have them hang Roosevelt and Stalin along with the others?

Henrique Dias honestly i don’t know.

@@henriquedias3431 i mean roosevelt was already dead at that time?

ayo!?

That should honestly be a universal law, even then that’s basic common sense

@@therealspeedwagon1451 it is.

One thing to remember is the nazis had an incredibly behind the times veiw of politics. Rudolph heß, flew to Scotland, to meet the Duke of Hamilton, because he was under the impression the British still ruled via monarchy, and that Duke could give him an "In" for peace/cooperation. Many of them weren't building the future, but were trying to modernize a backwards past.

@@therealspeedwagon1451 tell that to Beligum, France, Britian amd the soviets

America and Britain: wow someone using our technology

😂

The problem is that The soviet using soviet forced labor while the Germans use soviet forced labor.

@@MaidenLover13 good effort commie

@@ThatCamel104 care to elaborate? Do you have an opinion to state or something?

my family members where slaughtered in the holocaust, thank you for the blessings.

H Arz It's true, Ribbentrop should not be hanged, if that was the only crime mentioned in the trial, then what he did was nothing compared to some of the defendents not sentenced to death.

@@liuyinchen7644 Indead and sadly he died the slowest of em all

He did a bit more than just signing a treaty. He didn't try to stop any of the atrocities while having the power to do so.

@@HistoryScope Still find it pretty funny how Stalin a man who did more attrocities then most of these men combined sits there and everyone is pretending it didn't happen.

@@HistoryScope I didin't hear you mention that some of the prisioner were beat up for confessions.

Mentality changes

The Germans weren't Nazis anymore

João Jacinto - We know. It’s a joke.

There was actually some uncomfortable conversations in London and Paris in 1989-90 regarding German reunification. It was significant enough that the West German chancellor bypassed the UK and France and initially told the US and USSR.

@@incendiarybullet3516 no shit.

To be either killed or captured by the nazi hunters of the isreali mossad

søren Hulemose Not Josef Mengele, the chief doctor of Auschwitz. He died in 1979 having never been put on trial for his horrific experiments

Scottish Jedi what about aloph eichmann he died in 1962 in the isreali gallows

Others like Josef Terboven simply commited suicide days before their trials

@@kingmichealthefirstofroman2278 Eichmann was the only one caught and brought to israel

My mum said the same thing so it must be in the mum's "What to tell your kids" book!

My response: *I'd be the one to jump first*

If your friends held you at gunpoint to jump off a bridge, would you?

@@thejummyjum6207 I would give serious thought to changing my friends!

It’s way deeper than that. They were fed constant propaganda years before the war started.

Did he ever speak to you about this in depth ? Or just mentioned he was there. It’s so surreal when you think about how not that long ago this happened Jen I was a kid this felt like forever ago now I realize how little time has passed between now and insane eras

@@musoehcr he himself never really spoke about, he didn’t like talking about the war much. actually, how we found out he was there is the fact that there is a picture with him in it. without us find that we probably never would have known he was there.

@@spectifyydev that’s crazy

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How did an SS guard skip prosecution, I'm curious

I see a man of culture

Thomas the Thermonuclear bomb.

@@boomboone47 no, Thomas the Auschwitz worker

@@rag.animations indeed.

The worst part wasnt the screams, it was the silence, because in the silence I was left alone, alone to contemplate my thoughts.

You being a dumb ass and getting sick procures a involuntary danger of other people of the public. You violate thier freedoms with yours please under stand whats positive and negative freedom before you speak

@@qwertboo399 Any medicine or drugs that are new or experimental require no duress or harsh repercussions for saying no to taking it. Getting fired from your job or being denied services throughout the city you may live in are examples of overreaching and duress.

23:59-Oh my god, they are killing people based on their religion and race! 00:00- Who the fuck is that black Muslim over there? *silently calling FBI*

Alfredo Spautz Granemann Júnior bruh you tripping dog

> not mentioning ussr > Or Britain > Or France

Yeah because American, German and Japan crimes are COMPARABLE... right.

@@Altermerea well America did kill tons of innocent people by bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Ye

Jesus CHRIST LOL.

they woulda had nukes too if they hadn't exiled all their best scientists

@@maxkordon They would have anyways in a few more months. "Best" LOL

LOL

Italian resistance killed Mussolini and the upper echelons of the Fascist Party before the Nuremberg Trials.

@Lo Fell Dude. While undoubtedly the Italian Communist Party was responsible for rising and organizing many partisan groups, resisting against Fascism was actually the common point between a variety of different political forces (and actually the only thing Italian Communists and Italian Chatolics ever agreed about). The Fascist Party obtained power by maliciously using the loopholes of Italy's democracy, and kept it through violence, segregation and propaganda. There's no doubts that Fascism was a violent dictatorship or that Italian communists participated in the toppling of this violent dictatorship without putting another violent dictatorship in its stead, and gladly accepted Italy becoming a democracy after WWII. Classifying a person or a group as 'good' or 'bad' according to their political label is simplistic, especially when that political label spans several decades and its claimed by tens of different parties and groups with very different end goals in mind. Saying that Italian Communist groups played an important role in liberating their country from oppression, doesn't absolve other Communist groups for the atrocities they committed in the name of their ideology, including later Italian radical communist groups who committed act of terrorism to further their political goals. Viceversa, doing good things in the interest of the common people like establishing a public welfare and retirement system, doesn't absolve Fascism for its crime against humanity during WWII or for later Italian Fascist groups who committed acts of terrorism to further their political goals. We can celebrate good and heroic acts regardless of the political label used by who did them. And killing Fascist leaders was absolutely a good thing to do in Italy in 1945.

Meanwhile evil fascist Spain stayed out of the war. Being neutral.

@@felinesmite5170 Dude. Now you’re just stating your political opinion. I mean I’m all in for Mussolini to pay the price for what he did to his country in ww2. But killing him without an trial is straight up barbaric. And for the record, he was toppled by his own Fascist party’s members.

What did Italy even do? Besides the war what did Benito actually do??

He’s probably the man that brought it up 😂

@@musoehcr Yeah 😂

I mean he was right, the amount of crimes was insane.

​@@games-dv3gyno?? If that's the case he should be indicted as well. Killing thousands who most likely were not even aware of what the camps actually did is horrible. You shouldn't commit a second genocide to deal with first

@@Ghostly_writer I was speaking about the high ranks, not basic german soldiers. Now high ranks were totally aware of what they were doing, and fully supported the genoside of ethnical minorities.

*Stalin would later become the villain in the sequel*

@Fella Truth Close, but these camps and the many imprisonments were put into place and operated under Lenin. Stalin was certainly the worse of the two, but Lenin is undoubtedly responsible for its existence.

In a way, the gulags are worse than concentration because you are gonna die faster in concentration camps so that you don't have to suffer as long

@@blauwbeer556 1. Almost all of the prisoners in the gulag were criminals (There were innocent people, but there were very few of them. By the way, there are far more innocent people in Russia today than in "the bloodiest" years of the Soviet regime). 2. Gulag - it's not a camps but a Glavnoye Upravleniye Lagerey, "chief administration of the camps". The government agency in charge of the Soviet network of forced labor camps. 3. In the Gulag, prisoners were paid wages (above the national average, where 1/5 went as a tax to the state). 4. The most difficult year was 1937, which saw "local excesses" thanks to Yezhov (He was shot by the way. Then Beria rehabilitated all innocents in 1940). 5. In the gulag, people worked as drivers, accountants, doctors, locksmiths, etc. They not only dragged stones and worked in the mines, lol. It was the innocent who were imprisoned in the Nazi camps. Not only criminals, not war criminals, but ordinary people. You shouldn't compare two completely different things if you don't know how it really was.

@@vocalcover there were definitely innocent people in there but I think that was during and a little after the purge, plus I was talking about how hospital it was, not if it was morally correct

He sounds more Dutch to me.

@@simonh6371 Finally someone who knows common sense

Those people in India just decided to die of hunger because they were bored I guess :'D

@@ihavenosociallifedaddy0253 :O

I have no social life Daddy025 yeah they are the most populated country

lmao Towards the end of the war many of the officers knew they were going to get caught so they prepared to burn all the documents of the atrocities that was related to them and there other friends. Some failed due to them being apprehended by one of the armies

Smoort

Did they?

Not even close to reality

Germans be like „hans, we gonna kill, torture and gas a lot of ppl“ *Looks at hans Hans:“you know what That means“ Peter:“imma use the kamera, Ur writing is better“

They divided Germany. So is it any different

@@iamsearchingforthefiletmignon He was refering to the molotov-ribbentrop pact which was about Germany and Ussr invading and divding Poland in 1939

Lmao this one is really funny, when you think of all the people that technically got away with crimes just because they weren't Nazis it's almost silly.

@@navonmyhand7999 Well... the victors are the ones who write history

@@nicolaiandersen1402 ehhh no, in fact most of what western schools teaches we're based on german generals that survived the war, which is why they always blame hitler for the bad decisions in the war, history is written by historians, who use data from both side of the war, if history was written by the winner you would never even heard of things like dresden, those trials didn't include allied generals because how the fuck do you convince your allies to execute their own generals? the reality is that sentencing allied generals was impossible since the allies won, but that is not winners writing history, its winners getting away with the bad stuff they did.

@Jim McCracken lol

That’s like saying 1 life=24,000,000

@Jim McCracken when millions die*

Each person should be punished for the whole?

oy vey

uhhh, sorry to say this but... im pretty sure the Waffen S.S guarded the nuremburg trials

@@bruv2249 there were some, but it was mostly MPs from the various allied nations that guarded it iirc, mainly US MPs

@@bruv2249 Estonian Waffen S.S

If they said that today, the response would be "If the furher ordered you to shoot your family, friends and/or loved one's, would you?"

It is more psychological rather than a real excuse, somebody tried an experiment to see wtf is happening

@@bluesrike "Do you have a gun to your head and a guarantee that they'll be shot regardless of your actions" Cowards will say they'd never do that. Reality is most people will just follow orders, out of fear or because it's an authoritative figure

@@bluesrike true

I know yall dumb but uh if someone was holding you at gun point would you follow orders? not just you before you say yes, but your family too? Authoratian Governments: Not even once

Stalin : yes

The victors write the history book

@@notmenotme614 historians write the history book

That's what the US and UK did

"winner of the waY"

They kinda tried a little tiny little bit

The Germans did no-no stuff in Belgium and the Ottomans did no-no stuff in Armenia

@@aldoushuxley5953 still not exactly a crime that should go unpunished either

@@aldoushuxley5953 I know I was just listing the atrocities that came to my head at that moment, I was trying to think of some entente ones but couldn't think of any

@@aldoushuxley5953 I wasn't meaning to compare the two on the same levels

Many likes this comment has. Not expect it, I did.

History Scope - Avery Thing ok Yoda 🤣

Oh right, Yoda is a different character... My bad :D

History Scope - Avery Thing ive got a bad feeling about this ;d

Damnit, chewy! Get back to Alderaan!

XD

Nur eine Sekunde, ich muss sicherstellen, dass die Amerikaner nicht wissen, dass wir zuerst die Atombomben gemacht haben

'Every soviets'? You mean every allied power?

Of course they were. After all they assisted Hitler and the Nazis to start the war.

Taking that they ended up killing twice as many its probable

Spartan Moreno exactly they were the ones that do the most of the killing and dying

We shouldnt have stopped in Berlin and Tokyo. We should have kept going until the Pacific and European armies met in Siberia.

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@Lo Fell A lot of people write comments without reading through others to check for similar ones in existence. Have done this myself. On popular vids especially, there's a strong chance your thought isn't original.

@Lo Fell ... a are you an andriod

@Lo Fell lmao, I took you for a misguided good Samaritan, clearly just a troll.

@Lo Fell I'm pretty sure your the bot around here

@Lo Fell Is the comment exactly the same character for character? If not then it's no big deal man

well, you could've just looked it up on wikipedia...

Ezio Auditore 4 years of ww2 lessons in Germany?

These things are just small details who have little to non effects on the big picture. Thats the reason stuff like that isnt thaught in school

You didnt know about the nuremberg trials???

@@timowagner1329 i do but i think he meant stuff like how they defended them selfes

I totally agree

Theres a channel that talks about specific nazis like erma grese "the hyena of Auschwitz

@Brandon Rozman True, but many of the people punished at Nuremberg weren't punished for their part in extermination camps but for their part in the concentration camps using slave labour... like the gulags.

Look at the title of the London Charter, mate. It might be a clue...

Be like Stalin, he kills indescrimantly

@@MoffatLee Gulags never used the same treatments as Nazi did. Why are you so silly guys?

Nazi killed people not for their beliefs but for their nationality