This is Part 8-3/4 of the controversial 2017 revisionist documentary "EUROPA: The Last Battle" by Tobias Bratt.
Part 8 (~2 hours 4 minutes total) is split into 4 roughly equal segments for easier viewing.
This segment continues the revisionist examination of Holocaust-related claims, with focus on:
International Red Cross reports and visits to the camps
Population statistics, demographic data, and postwar figures
Revisionist interpretations of camp records, death toll estimates, and documentation.
Note: This is a highly controversial revisionist documentary presenting an alternative historical narrative. It is uploaded for informational purposes only. Viewers are strongly advised to research independently, consult primary sources, and approach the content with critical thinking.
English language version.
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Part 8 (~2 hours 4 minutes total) is split into 4 roughly equal segments for easier viewing.
This segment continues the revisionist examination of Holocaust-related claims, with focus on:
International Red Cross reports and visits to the camps
Population statistics, demographic data, and postwar figures
Revisionist interpretations of camp records, death toll estimates, and documentation.
Note: This is a highly controversial revisionist documentary presenting an alternative historical narrative. It is uploaded for informational purposes only. Viewers are strongly advised to research independently, consult primary sources, and approach the content with critical thinking.
English language version.
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00:00The evil Germans actually went to great lengths to keep the inmates well-fed, well-housed
00:13and entertained in the German camps.
00:16The camps had decent sufficient food until the last weeks of the war when the Allies
00:21had bombed all infrastructure of Germany into oblivion.
00:24We also had an orchestra where some of the musicians stood together and one musician
00:37was so good that he had the instruments playing and he wrote the notes, so later on we had
00:45a band who played over the weekend and that was of course helping us, you know, we also
00:52did plays and stuff.
00:58Were there any cultural activities happening in Auschwitz?
01:03Yes.
01:04I told you we had a piano put into a, not just a piano, a grand piano was brought into block
01:10one.
01:11Once that was built, that new block, the downstairs room was assigned for theater.
01:17And he wanted to build a stage curtain in that new block, one, which was one, the big dining
01:22room was going to be also as a stage, so performances could be done for women there, cultural.
01:28He said, for heaven's sake, isn't there anybody here who can help me sew on these curtain rings?
01:34For the stage, I do it for you, he says.
01:38And I came forward and I helped him with the curtain stage and that was wonderful because
01:44I had a man sitting across me for a change and my roommate is in charge of work assignments.
01:52And if you happen to know music, what instruments do you play?
01:58I said, I learned piano but not good enough for an orchestra, I can tell you that right
02:03now.
02:04And he said, well, then maybe you know the notes.
02:06I said, yes.
02:07He said, well, then I can use you because we have to write it from the original music piece
02:17what the director gets to the instruments.
02:22And so for each instrument has only a short line on the whole paper.
02:28So I had to take it apart and write for each instrument from that what I had to do that.
02:34I had to even make the lines.
02:35We didn't have paper that was pre-printed for notes, nothing.
02:39So I spent the whole day there for a while until we were taken away from Auschwitz.
02:45When she saw me work there, I had a big table where I could work and lay out all the paper
02:49and it was very peaceful and relaxing.
02:54And Otto wanted to talk more to me.
02:59That is when I met that SS man at one time.
03:04That was the last job I did while I was in Auschwitz.
03:09And when I, the other job that, when I was in block 10, we went out to pick the leaves.
03:15And from these leaves they would make tea for the whole camp, for the whole Auschwitz.
03:24How did you entertain yourselves?
03:28So there were, at the beginning of those days, there was a library where people could get books to read.
03:36There were newspapers that we could get.
03:40And that, and also among ourselves, sometimes we had a violin quartet.
03:51We used to come and play in barracks.
03:55And they even did all this.
03:59And later on, they said, they're gonna build a movie in the camp.
04:04The prisoners said, you must be crazy.
04:09They gotta make a movie for us in the camp.
04:13And then what happened?
04:14They made a movie in the camp.
04:16Oh, they did?
04:17Yeah.
04:18And we went in barracks after barracks.
04:22We could go to see a movie sometimes in the evening.
04:26They brought movies in in the evening.
04:30And...
04:31What kind of movies would they show?
04:33Well, German movies.
04:38Once I came to the main camp, they were allowed twice a month to write home.
04:44Once a postcard and once a letter.
04:47They gave you the materials?
04:49Yeah, they gave us the letter, the materials.
04:52We could...
04:53How did you get the stamps?
04:55Stamps, we could buy stamps.
04:57You had money?
04:58Yeah, we got married.
04:59Still got married with the money.
05:01We got through the Jewish community from Vienna who sent us everybody some money.
05:13And in the camp you could have currency?
05:15Yeah, they could have money because there was in camp also what they call a cantina.
05:21And...
05:22Not many times, but once in a while they sold a few cigarettes or they sold something, whatever
05:31they had.
05:32So if you had money you could buy in the cantina there.
05:36Food, there wasn't really any food they usually sold and sometimes they sold, they sold some
05:46weak beer they sold also in the...
05:49In the cantina?
05:50Yeah.
05:51But not really anything else, not much, mostly cigarettes.
05:57And when you went to the movies did you have to pay?
06:00Yes, we had to pay.
06:05After the money stopped, the regular money stopped, we got paid in coupons then.
06:12Paid for your work?
06:14I don't know if it was for whatever we got paid for in coupons which were redeemable in
06:24the cantina if they had something.
06:27So that was their way of distributing money then to everybody.
06:37Everybody got this money then.
06:39Of course what we did is for the weekends we got together, we got a group of us together
06:49and we made a soccer team which was a little later where we played soccer.
06:54It's amazing that there would be a soccer team, that there would be enough energy left
07:00to do something like that.
07:02Well, I don't think we were quite as energetic as we were with the other regular team but we
07:08did something to, you know, it kept our mind off of the problems we had.
07:17Especially the Germans start losing the war, 1943-1944.
07:23So in 1944 we had soccer games in gross laws.
07:30Soccer teams were organized very well.
07:35Soccer teams, each nationality organized soccer team.
07:39And we all organized our equipment and everything to play soccer on the assembly line.
07:44On the assembly class.
07:48In gross laws.
07:49In gross laws.
07:50So, you know, that much freer was.
07:53But it was like in 1944 this.
07:56Russians already pushed away, Americans already invaded.
08:00From the other side.
08:01So they had to give more freedom.
08:03But there was much more freedom.
08:06And food didn't improve very much.
08:09Because simple reason, they didn't have very much themselves.
08:15Did the civilians try to help you at all?
08:19Did they trade goods for things?
08:21It's just to say that we would have almost everything what we wanted for the soccer teams.
08:28From the civilians.
08:29From our civilians.
08:30From our civilians.
08:31But that was strictly under cover.
08:36They knew it, but they didn't do much about it because they knew the war was almost over.
08:42So they didn't, they even played soccer with us.
08:47That, just to make the story, the story funny.
08:53That the whole incident funny.
08:56That one time the Polish team played against German teams.
08:59And one of the enlisted, top enlisted SS men decided he wants to play for the Polish team.
09:07So we say, okay, you can play for us.
09:12And then the commandant, the SS commandant, he was like a captain.
09:19He decided to want to play for the German team.
09:23So he went in the field.
09:25I think they were a little bit tipsy.
09:27How did you feel about that?
09:29And the funny part of it, we said, just let them play.
09:34They play almost by themselves.
09:36We just run it out of.
09:39But that was one of the incidents which stuck, stuck so funny in it.
09:45But that's happened.
09:46So, but it was 1944.
09:48So it's almost, things came to a close.
09:53So are what you, is what you're saying then that the closer the end of the war came, pressure was let up rather than becoming more cruel?
10:05In our camp, pressure, you did feel the pressure later.
10:14There were weddings and even maternity wards for pregnant women.
10:18Inmates were falling in love and getting married in the camps.
10:21Over 3,000 live births were registered in Auschwitz alone, with not a single infant death while it was in operation under German rule.
10:30The evil Nazis even set up a nursery for the children.
10:33Freddie Hirsch called me to the children's barracks he was heading then.
10:38And he asked me if I could paint something on the wall for the children.
10:42And I said, well, if you can get the materials.
10:45He said, I'll get the materials.
10:47I said, okay.
10:48And then a very handsome young blonde man from the men's camp came over one day.
10:55And Freddie Hirsch called me to come and meet him.
10:58And he asked me what I need.
11:00So I said, well, if I can get any wall paints, so any tempera paints, I would like those.
11:07If you can get me some.
11:08And he said, yes, anything you want.
11:11And so before I knew it, Freddie had the stuff ready for me.
11:15And I started painting at first, not knowing what I looked at that huge drab.
11:21It was kind of olive colored, like all the barracks were wall.
11:27And I thought, well, the thing to do is to make it look like we are in a Swiss chalet on the deck.
11:35And there is a balustrade with flowers and flower pots on it.
11:39And we are looking out at the beautiful meadows and maybe see some cows and sheep and stuff.
11:43And I started painting.
11:45And then afterwards, far in the distance, I was putting some sheep and some cows.
11:51And then I noticed that all the kids were standing around me, behind me.
11:56So I turned around and I asked them if they would, do they have any special wish what to put in that meadow.
12:02And they said, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
12:05And that was a very surprising answer.
12:07So I made a painting of Dopey standing on another dwarf's head with a cloak around him.
12:14So he looked like a tall guy.
12:16So he would be as tall as Snow White.
12:18And they were dancing together.
12:20And the shoes, those soft shoes and everything.
12:23And the kids loved it.
12:25And I made some other dwarfs around.
12:28One who was playing the accordion.
12:30I think that was Grumpy, the mean one.
12:32And the professor with the glasses.
12:36I made almost all the dwarfs standing around.
12:38Some of them were clapping.
12:40And that's what the kids liked.
12:44I now understand that there was another painter who continued something painting on the walls after I've left.
12:51I don't know about that.
12:53When you were in the process of doing that, what did it do not only for you, but for the children on an emotional level?
13:10Well, it did several things, not just emotional, but the children then wrote a play which was a satire of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
13:19So I figured out a way of making a crown out of paper.
13:24And the kids were painting it gold and putting like jewels on it.
13:28And then I took some paper strips and I painted them with a black paint.
13:35And I don't know about the costumes, what they made costumes out of, but the play was very successful.
13:41Because the little girl who was playing Snow White had an incredible voice, a gorgeous soprano, just like the one that you hear in the movie.
13:53How were they allowed to put on a play in Auschwitz?
13:57I don't know, but it was done kind of quite hush-hush, all of it.
14:02Except that when it was put on, suddenly some SS men appeared and they watched.
14:08And then when Arno Böhm put on that play, he wanted something like a wadwiel, wadwiel play, which I was into.
14:21That was when I couldn't stand the breath of the guy who was playing with me.
14:28The building just left entering Auschwitz was actually a brothel used by the internees of the camp.
14:33Hospitals and camp dental facilities attended by camp inmates, dentists and nurses to deal with the inmates' dental problems.
14:42The Auschwitz camp had sick bays and hospitals where thousands of inmates were cured.
14:47The camp authorities, foremost the garrison physician Dr. Wirthes, tried all imaginable ways to keep the Auschwitz inmates alive, strong and healthy.
14:56The Holocaust is the only claimed genocide which is sold by people who by their own accounts were treated in hospitals in the so-called extermination camps.
15:07The inmates also built an elegant Olympic-sized swimming pool complete with several diving boards where they would sunbathe while watching the water polo matches on Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
15:18According to official figures, there were 523,000 Jews in Germany in January 1933.
15:47The Korhar report reveals that as of December 1942, there were only 9,127 Jews in all the concentration camps.
15:57Officials from the International Red Cross visited the camps regularly and had complete access to the camps, documented everything and estimated the total dead from all the camps to be around 271,000 to 290,000.
16:14About half of these dead were Jewish.
16:17So, we are now talking about some 150 to 200,000 Jews that died in the German camps, primarily of disease.
16:26In the 1,650 page Red Cross report, there was never a mention of any gas chambers.
16:33There basically were four categories interned during the war.
16:36Poles, Jews, Russians and political prisoners, sometimes alluded to as Germans.
16:42Jews made up less than 40% of Auschwitz, only around 12% of Dachau and only around 30% of Buchenwald.
16:51You've got, presented with the death books of Auschwitz, which is the most reliable source.
16:57The Soviets confiscated all the information about lives and death of people living in Auschwitz when they liberated the camp.
17:03And those were finally published in the 1990s.
17:06And those give you a total, what is it, 29,000 Jews die in Auschwitz throughout the World War II, okay?
17:17And you've got somewhat more Catholics die.
17:20You've got more Catholics than Jews dying in Auschwitz.
17:22And if you want to say, oh, there's some missing data there, some Jews not registered who died, and so on.
17:29Well, you can put it at the very most, I would say 40,000 Jews dying in Auschwitz.
17:34I don't allow it to go any higher than that.
17:37And that is 100 times less than the 4 million plaque at Buchenwald.
17:42After the war, Soviets put that totally absurd figure.
17:47Number of dead at Auschwitz was revised in 1989 from 4.1 million down to 1 million.
17:59But somehow, the official account of 6 million dead remained unchanged.
18:28So, what is 6 million minus 4 million minus 2 million?
18:34The Holocaust is the only claimed genocide, where millions can be reduced from the total claimed to be killed.
18:41But the total figure always remains 6 million.
18:45The British Secret Service had cracked the German top secret Enigma code and had access to most German military communications by 1942.
18:54And there were no references in the decrypts to gassings.
18:57Well, it's the most reliable authoritative source you could possibly have.
19:02Because Britain was overhearing the German radio messages when the Germans didn't know they were being intercepted.
19:08And by the Enigma code, Enigma code breakers got these messages.
19:13And after 50 years, they've finally been released in the National Archives.
19:16In the mid-90s, they were put out.
19:18Historians take no interest in these decrypts for the obvious reason that they show no sign of any Holocaust going on.
19:24Okay?
19:25They show different ethnic groups being moved around, different labor camps.
19:29For example, Jews coming to Auschwitz and Jews leaving Auschwitz.
19:32The four main categories, Poles, Russians, Jews, German political prisoners, that they group the inmates as.
19:39And they show the great endeavor to get useful industrial work out of the inmates.
19:45They discuss the different kinds of work they're trying to do and what resources they need.
19:50Or ordering stuff so that can be done.
19:51And then they describe the shattering impact of the typhus epidemic breaking out.
19:55Especially at Auschwitz in the middle of 1942.
19:57And the struggle to be able to cope with it and get it under control.
20:00And the sense of horror as the whole of Auschwitz camp was quarantined as the epidemics took their toll.
20:07The decrypts show that the only thing people were...
20:11Basically, they were killed if they tried to escape.
20:13There were guards, shoot, anyone tried to escape.
20:16But otherwise, you know, there are rules for treating inmates properly.
20:20And the SS guards had to treat them properly.
20:22And could be court-martialed if they didn't.
20:24An inmate could put in a complaint if they weren't treated properly.
20:28Letters recently found in the US archives proved that US and German top-level government officials
20:34talked with each other through Swiss and Irish consuls in 1944 to 1945
20:39about the conditions of inmates in German-operated camps.
20:43Germany guaranteed to evacuate inmates to save them from the Soviets.
20:47And former camp inmates confirmed inmates were being safely evacuated.
20:51The Allies confirmed the Germans were helping the inmates, not murdering them.
20:57Several sources, including the World Almanac, Red Cross Documentation, the New York Times,
21:04and the Chambers Encyclopedia shows that the Jewish population recorded
21:08does not reflect the testimonials given on the Holocaust.
21:11The Jewish World Almanac has been regarded as the absolute most authentic and trustworthy source
21:17for the world's Jewish population numbers.
21:19And according to the World Almanac, the world population of Jews increased between 1933 and 1948,
21:28from 15,315,000 to 15,753,000.
21:34The Nuremberg Trials were held in the German city of Nuremberg from 1945 to 1949.
22:02The National Socialist leaders were arrested and placed on trial for alleged war crimes.
22:11In the courtroom was four judges, one each from the U.S., Britain, France, and the Soviet Union.
22:17The Nuremberg prosecutors, Kepner, Rapp, Niedermann, all were Jews.
22:22In a letter to his wife, Nuremberg Chief Prosecutor Thomas J. Dodd,
22:27wrote that the prosecution team was 75% Jewish.
22:32The General Prosecutor for the High Court was Dr. Jacob Meissner, a Jew.
22:37According to Louis Marchalko, a wartime Hungarian journalist who wrote about the trials,
22:42out of 3,000 people employed on the staff at the Nuremberg courts, 2,400 were Jews.
22:51The Holocaust narrative is used to take away focus from the war crimes committed by Stalin,
22:56Roosevelt, Churchill, the Red Army, Eisenhower, and Allied forces,
23:01and instead scapegoats the National Socialists for most of the war's horrors.
23:06At the Nuremberg trials, the existence of gas chambers was not established by physical and technical evidence
23:13that is normally required in any criminal trial.
23:16Article 19 and 21 of the statute of the court dispensed the charge of this constraint.
23:22The alleged gas chambers were neither studied nor described.
23:26American revisionist Samuel Crowell, in his brilliant 2011 book The Gas Chamber of Sherlock Holmes,
23:33writes how the Allies presented just four German documents at the Nuremberg trials
23:38to prove that the Nazis gassed people, and all of these documents were mistranslated or completely taken out of context.
23:47The National Socialists at the war crimes trials were tortured by their mostly Jewish,
23:52communist, and British interrogators, usually by having their testicles crushed until they would admit the Holocaust.
23:59Jewish-led prosecutor in the Einsatzgruppen trials publicly admitted to having witnessed torture
24:05and personally used death threats to extract confessions.
24:09Simpson Army Commission Judge said,
24:12The investigators would put a black hood over the accused head and then punch him in the face with brass knuckles,
24:18kick him and beat him with rubber hoses.
24:20All but two of the Germans in the 139 cases we investigated had been kicked in the testicles beyond repair.
24:28Rudolf Huss was one of them.
24:31He was arrested and tortured and bullied into unrealistic and absurd confessions.
24:36The wrong answer would give him terrible punishments.
24:39The gassing methods that he confessed to was totally implacable.
24:43Confessions were based on torture where Huss had been broken down to the point that he could say anything to avoid having more of the treatment.
24:50Huss was later hanged so that nobody would find out the truth.
24:54Huss lied to save the lives of his wife and children.
24:57All of this had been confirmed in a book published in 1983 titled Legions of Death,
25:02which contains the recollection of British-Jewish Sergeant Bernard Clarke,
25:06who brags about how he tortured Huss and threatened his family to force a confession out of him.
25:13Clarke even threatened to send Huss's children to the Gulags in Siberia if he did not confess.
25:19The Jewish domination and control of the trials was obvious.
25:23Even the hangman for the ten National Socialist leaders sentenced to death,
25:28Master Sergeant John C. Woods, was a Jew.
25:31And the hangings took place on October 16, 1946, the Jewish holiday of Purim.
25:37In the Book of Esther, the ten sons of Haman, an enemy of the Jews, were hanged on Purim day.
25:43The executioners used a short drop instead of a neck-breaking long drop.
25:49The victims thus died a longer death due to strangulation.
25:52The trapdoor was too small, such that several of the men suffered bleeding head injuries
25:58when they hit the sides of the trapdoor while falling.
26:01The bodies were cremated and scattered over a river,
26:04denying the families the right of burial as a final insult.
26:08The
27:08The Soviet propagandists Ilya Ehrenberg, yes, you know the Jew who encouraged the genocide
27:27and mass rape of the German women.
27:29He knew about a six million already in November 1944 as English newspapers were announcing
27:36that Ehrenberg was going to publish a book on claimed German atrocities.
27:41He described how six million Jews had been massacred by the Germans.
27:45Considering how it takes months to write a book, the six million figure must have been
27:49around well before November 1944.
27:55As the Allies were about to invade Germany, Ilya Ehrenberg wrote the following in the newspaper
28:00for Soviet war news published by the Soviet embassy in London.
28:04In regions they ceased, the Germans they killed all the Jews, from the old folks to infants
28:10in arms.
28:11Ask any German prisoner why his fellow countrymen annihilated six million innocent people and
28:18he will reply quite simply, why, because they were Jews.
28:23The claim was repeated in the same newspaper in January 4, 1945 and again on March 15, 1945.
28:31But how could Ehrenberg know that six million Jews had been killed before even a single Allied
28:38soldier had set foot on German soil?
28:42On April 30, 1945, when Hitler died and Germany surrendered, the New York Times reported that
28:49more than six million inmates had been liberated, not killed, in German concentration camps.
28:57In June 1945, before the Nuremberg trials began, the man who was organizing it, US Chief Prosecutor
29:04Robert Jackson, met three lawyers representing major influential Jewish organizations to get their
29:11input for the upcoming trial.
29:13Regarding Jewish population losses, Jackson asked them, straightforward, how great were
29:18those Jewish losses?
29:20One of the Jewish lawyers responded spontaneously, six million.
29:25But how could he have known this?
29:28The truth is that the six million figure is a symbolic religious mantra that has been repeated
29:34over 200 times in Jewish-owned media throughout the last century and long before Hitler even
29:40was born and long before National Socialism even existed.
29:46After the war, Soviets put that totally absurd figure.
29:50That six million figure was basically a mantra that had been throbbing through the 20th century,
29:56right from the end of the 19th century when it began.
29:58The six million figure began as a fundraising appeal.
30:03American Jews were fundraising on the grounds that six million European Jews were in trouble,
30:08right?
30:09And it started off Jews in Russia, six million Jews in Russia are in trouble, so on, so on,
30:14so on.
30:15And then in the 1930s, it became six million Jews in Europe under threat because of Hitler and
30:22so on.
30:23And then finally at Nuremberg, it became in the past tense, six million Jews have been killed.
30:28And you've got something like 200 newspaper headlines of that.
30:33It's an extraordinary way that where that mantra number, which never in any sense at any
30:39point counted, okay?
30:40It's important to appreciate that nobody counted six million or in any way looked as if they
30:45had counted six million at Nuremberg trial after the war, right?
30:50It was just that figure that had been pulsing as a mantra through newspaper headlines, six
30:56million Jews in Europe.
30:57In his book, The First Holocaust, The Surprising Origin of the Six Million Figure, Don Heddesheimer
31:03illustrates that the six million figure actually dates back to Jewish fundraising campaigns
31:09that started in the end of 19th century and reached its peak in the mid-1920s.
31:14During almost a hundred years, Jews spread a rumor that six millions of Jews in Europe were
31:21suffering and sometimes going so far as that six million Jews had died already.
31:28The Jewish-owned New York Times was the main vehicle for the propaganda, which even include
31:34well-known buzzwords like extermination and holocaust.
31:39After the Sinus Balfour Declaration was signed, the Jews claimed that six million Jews in Europe
31:44were under threat from extermination unless they got a homeland in Palestine.
31:49This was 14 years before the National Socialists came to power and 24 years before the alleged holocaust
31:57started.
32:00The origin of this figure of six million is not based on any kind of factual knowledge regarding
32:05Jewish population losses.
32:07It is purely a fictional, symbolic, esoteric, and mystical number.
32:15Written in the Jewish Torah was a prophecy that the Jews would be allowed to return to Israel
32:21minus six million of their people.
32:24You shall return minus six million.
32:27The book, The Holocaust, Dogma of Judaism, describes how the six million number is Kabbalistically derived.
32:35The number six million is a symbolic number with a religious meaning and the Holocaust is part
32:41of the religious dogma of Judaism.
32:44Benjamin Blech confirmed this reality in his own book, The Secrets of Hebrew Words.
32:49Whoa!
32:51F
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