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Not Ravensburg (2:50) but Ravensbruch Jews were deported from Ravensburg also. There are the small brass plaques existing in the pavements to commerate the dead.

Amazing piece of history.

Interesting is interesting. Thank you for posting.

I am amazed that English Heritage have not erected any information panels, considering that it costs £12 for admission.

Visited the Dec 44 museum recently. The absolute BEST museum I've ever been in! Astounding duration and realistic, exciting displays.

Is Tilly there

Why would the engine sound be scary 😳 ??? 🤨

I am not sure why town drivers are so aggresive with there driving, is it frustration. dog eat dog? thet rarely give way to other drivers and it seems that when they get out of the city's it's even worse.

Who took this video , who owns it ?

Feel sad bout the animals

They went for the gun port

The greatest generation of men ever

Tools of the trade that the Stasi learned from the Nazi Gestapos. I find it to be an oxymoron when both the DDR/Soviet Union spoke against "Fascism" when it is they themselves practiced it on a daily basis. When you see tyrannical governments preach against "fascism", they're actually projecting themselves on others, they're too blind and too stupid to see for who and what they really are. It's really sad.

13:47 I know this one, the cloth would be tightly wrapped on the seat in the interrogation room. They would make (forced) the person being interrogated to have their hands faced down on the seat while sitting on their hands. This causes the hands to sweat into the cloth. After the interrogation is completed, the prisoner leaves the room while the interrogating officer removes the cloth from the seat and placed inside the jar and tightly sealed. Should there be a possible event, after the prisoner has been released from prison decides to make an escape from East Germany, the cloth would be used as a means of tracking the escapee from the scent left on the cloth for search hound dogs to track his whereabouts in hopes of capturing him. The Stasis were very through in everything when it comes to controlling the population as well as individuals. They don't miss any details.

8:21 I wonder if any of the phones still work? I'd be tempted to try it out to see if it's still active and can call any phone inside the building.

So Eric Honecker was actually a Communist?? That's an interesting twist. I wonder how he dodged the bullet from the Nazi party? Generally any German that is a member of the Communist party would have faced execution.

Those batteries looks very new. Wish I could see the expiration date on the batteries 6:27 If the batteries were old, the acid would have corroded and leaked by now, like a long time ago.

Does people there speak Dutch?

Great video , gret channel !

Very nice video. Thanks for capturing this location again and sharing the details. Remarkable history took place here… twice.

This seems to have been " tidied. " up since i visited it in 2004 as there was a couple of sections where commonwealth and german soldiers were buried together in a small circle . You also failed to mention that the first british soldier and the last German soldier killed during the great war are buried here. My apologies I had not seen part 2 when you identified the soldiers of importance.

When my grandfather, Pop Woollett (my dad's father) died in 1976 my dad found a journal he had kept during his time on the Western Front in WW1. With it was a wallet containing photos, postcards of a german soldier. I have had them with me since 2000 after my dad died. Musteteer Alois Sperlich. (19 July 1897-- 5th Aug 1917) Infantry Reserve 23/8 company. Killed in action Wisque 62, 12 Oct 1917. MG 08/15 Anti-aerial Leuber. Belgium. Son of Einlieger Sohn von Carl Sperlich & Maria Hanke.

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Good job in the video visually covering the main points of the battle of the monocacy. The best points were that union general Lew Wallace was in command in Baltimore and took the initiative to send his forces to monocacy. The monocacy rivers left bank was the extreme left of Wallace's command authority and he placed his troops there to contest the rebels. On the extreme left of the Union line where the majority of the attacks took place was the union regulars of the 6th Corps. To the middle and right were the Maryland and I believe Ohio troops who had only been called up recently and were the most inexperienced Union forces. The only union battery there was HQs in Baltimore and this was the only time they fired their peices in the war. The division of the 6th Corps were the regulars who took the brunt of the multiple attacks first of Confederate cavalry who fought dismounted. The cavalry's big mistake was to attack as if marching on parade and walked right into devastating union fire from behind the fence line which offered the union regulars good cover. Plus it didn't help that dismounted cavalry was only 75 percent was involved in the 1st attack while every 4th trooper had to hold onto the reigns of the other 3 troopers horses. Eventually after a number of attacks the Confederate attacks built up in greater numbers of both infantry and some remaining cavalry forcing the Union forces back 2 times. It is believed that the smaller union forces were never sent to win a battle here but slow down and delay the Confederates. In the late afternoon the union forces were driven back and retreated while the Confederates held the field. After the battle early's rebels spent a lot of precious time to get moving again. Before leaving the area Confederates even had their artillery try to destroy the B and O's railroad bridge across the monocacy but the iron railroad bridge could not be destroyed. When they got near Washington and outside of fort Stephens it was filled with union defenders. A few days before the fort was so lightly defended that an earlier attack might have taken it. With the B and O railroad no very far away reinforcements were sent there.

A humble grave for a not so humble man

You need to do some more research you havnt a clue what your talking about.

I have been several times in Nurberg, but never find it open

I realise this video was a while ago but was it 2900 for a fixed plan, or could you top up whenever? Also, did you need a kennitala?

Thankyou for this video.

My great grandfather died there on the 14th February 1916 he was in the royal Sussex regiment,I was told he was killed where the craters are

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Departed from Kiel on the MSC Euribia, first week of May 2024 This is the worst cruise terminal I have ever experienced. You have been warned very bad starting point. Don't understand why MSC is satisfied with this. In bad weather you have nowhere to go and you come on board cold and thoroughly wet. Never again from Kiel and again with MSC ????????

The Shakers have NOT died out. There is still a functioning Shaker village at Sabbathday Lake, Maine. There are currently only TWO Shaker members, but they are actively recruiting.

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Where can I get information on boats to/from the port (ostuferhafen) and the train station? I am trying to find out but I can only find information on buses.

Beautiful country.

Is this the "Norway in a Nutshell" tour?

There's always an annoying little sh**

Duke of wellington was my mum and dads local for years , the park opposite was used for filming of ‘60’s cult classic film by Ken Loach Poor Cow , as my mum was used as an extra .

That pigeon is THE cannibal of all pigeons.

Charles Allen Lachmere is Jack The Rpper. Look it up folks.

I have thought a great deal about genocide lately. God bless the Jewish people who have protested the genocide in Gaza and the West Bank. As a Catholic with a grandmother who lost all her people in the Armenian Holocaust and a father who fought the Nazis during the genocide of six million Jewish people, would you consider having an exhibit on the 2579 Catholic Priests who were sentenced to Dachau. I want tol learn about the character and strength of people who stand against genocide.

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Good to see you still upload over 16yrs after Hounslow

Thank you for sharing!!!! Very beautiful!!!!

imagine the thoughts of allies firing at this. 3 direct hits and it was still going.. and if it looked your way , you went up in flames.

Sounds like a lightening strike?

Sounds like an X-File

Lol It’s always breastfeeding, pregnant, or planning to become pregnant