Hitler's Children: Education 1 of 5

[luttimatos]

THE BORG IDENTITY !

[spystyle]

(well not precisely the same thing, but I mean there is intense programming going on LOL)

[spystyle]

USA schools are the same way, see lectures by John Taylor Gatto to find out what USA schools are really up to :)

[AppleSouffle]

This might seem silly, but someone please check this.

At 2:31, when the speaker says, "The breeding ground for the next generation of Nazi rulers," there's a teen boy smiling and clasping his hands.

He looks like Charlie Sheen to me. Does anyone else think he looks like Charlie Sheen?

[TheNonConformative]

good they added that creepy music, so I knew when I was supposed to feel bad lol.

BTW: Guido Knopp (author of that "documentary" is not taken seriously and a fraudster.

[mccarrpo]

Hitler was a Jew.

[AppleSouffle]

Mccarrpo, I've heard that theory in several documentaries. Adolf did his best to erase his family history. But I think it's more likely that he was trying to erase a family history of mental illness.

His dad had an explosive temper and he once beat Adolf severely and left the boy for dead. During the last part of the war, Adolf also raged about his generals, he became delusional and his hands shook, possibly from Parkinson's Disease.

So the mental illness idea looks convincing.

[johneamer]

This five volume series is thought provoking and just plain intreresting. Thank you very much for uploading them.

[tmwalkerm]

@johneamer I agree, I can't stop watching it, fascinating :)

[evildeathmonkey1]

@tmwalkerm There is something extremely fascinating about thing whole thing isn't there? I can't help but think about North Korea when I watch this documentary. I often wonder whether they really believe Kim Jong Ill is a god. Seeing this, hearing what these men and women say, I believe they might actually do.

[tmwalkerm]

@evildeathmonkey1 yeah, I'm don't know much about North Korea but I have a feeling there's a lot of similarities there.

[AppleSouffle]

Evildeathmonkey1, ooooh, that is an excellent point. I only know a little about North Korea. I went to a talk at a church here in Minneapolis about an aid agency trying to help in North Korea.

The women who gave the talk said it's really tough. The North Korean leaders are super suspicious and they don't allow any hint of religion from the aid agencies.

[evildeathmonkey1]

@AppleSouffle Well in name North Korea is communist. That would imply religion is outlawed. Not sure who much you know about communism, but in short it teaches that religion is bad for the progress of society. It enslaves the mind, they believe organised religion was made to control the masses. But I have a funny feeling the North Korean leaders banned it for different reasons then the communist ideology.

I'm atheist myself, but I believe people should have a free choice in religion.

[Reggie95203]

I'd rather live in Hitler's Germany than today's Muslim Europe. That's terrible?  Just think about the choice for a while.

[hazemvirus]

@Reggie95203 lmao, when someone reads your comment he thinks that Hitler was against muslims, there were 1.3 million muslim in the wehrmacht

[kanistor22]

@Reggie95203 I couldent possible agree with you more.

Moral, religious faith and birthrates among etnich europeans has never been lower than it is today - so what do we do; bring in distant culture to make people live in different social areas.

Driving the low european nationalism even further down, trough the floor

I have never met a person who likes multiculturism

But atleast you can be happy knowing ... that you shared, and was a nice person for doing so ................ yeah ...... *sigh*.

[quicklern818]

@kanistor22 see i'm the opposite, i'm happy the Reds raped the purity right out of Germany 

[123itisfree]

I guess the Nazi answer to the old question "if everyone was jumping off the bridge, would you do it" is YES !

[lufa303]

@123itisfree I agree. I also think they have answered another : what was first: the egg or the chicken ? The answer is Hitler was first.

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[asas2jh]

Beats the hell out of the politically correct education of today!

[coralin378]

Hitler was a racist bastard and I feel bad these boys were being brainwashed

[HokiesAndDawgs]

@coralin378

I feel bad for the Europe of today being taken over by Muslims.

[coralin378]

@HokiesAndDawgs

cool story bro

[HokiesAndDawgs]

@coralin378

Very cool. If liberals have their way, we're next.

[SicilianGunner]

HEIL HITLER!!!

[TooTrue2]

Little Nazi bastards....

[Nonamearisto]

Hitler was such a $^#^ hypocrite. "A state in which birth is nothing and performance and ability are all." Unless you are a Jew. Or a Pole. Or part of a labor union. And if you are born with"Aryan features", they think you are better...

[PoliticalPars]

A remarkable admission. The young men, boys really, are taken to ghettos and camps--hence, knowledge. Yes, I do believe Mijn. Knopp has revealed the truth: ordinary Germans knew more than most ever admit, much more.

[johneamer]

WOW! What a thought provoking video.

[GreekpowerMITSOSGR]

can someone tell me the title of the marsch in the begining of the video !? pease ! send it to me as a mesage

[EasterBunnySucks]

@GreekpowerMITSOSGR it's a part of the nazi documentary of 'Triumph Of The Will''

[HokiesAndDawgs]

@GreekpowerMITSOSGR

Unsere Fahne Flattert Uns Voran - Hitler Youth Theme

[destruccioncombat]

i dont understand that there are still some people who think that sHITLER was a beautiful and kind person who only wanted peace for world. sHITLER was a sick person who couldnt stand the fact of not becoming a painter because JEWS were more successful than him.

[lee88614]

why a thousand years tho? does anyone know,why not for ever or 3000 yrs

[rottenvenetic]

Probably inspired from history. With 2 interruptions (Rhine Confederation and Weimar republic) the German Reich had been around for cca. 1000 years already, first as the HRE and then as Imperial Germany. So the Nazis probably copied the time scale and said "we'll make it last another 1k years".

[dittotl]

this is just shocking and scary how some of these tactics can be even seen in contemporary schooling!

[rottenvenetic]

Some? The Nazis were just pushing what's being done today to a bit of an extreme.

[PoliticalPars]

@dittotl It exists today. Distorted history books being printed for US children and sanctioned by extremists.  Extremism doesn't end with the Reich.

[paisleyyama]

These kids were shown the concentration camps & ghettos. Wow! I thought that wouldn`t come until much later. I guess it doesn`t take long to desensitize the average heart & mind.

[LittlePinky82]

I feel so bad for those boys and all the abuse they went through too.

[yz85go]

88!!!

[12angrypersonalities]

Thank you for posting this video. It's really helped with my History coursework.

[silver760]

Britain would be a far better place if tehy did propper schooling here,not regimental but organised,with corporal punishment.Kids these days act like they are grown ups before they get pubes and dont know their place,respect is earnt not given.

[TBlake34]

You know, there are these things called "studies" where they examine the effects of corporal punishment on children.

I would recommend you read them before advocating such a practice.

I know you want to beat all children like you were beaten, but there is, shockingly, a better way.

[silver760]

studies are no substitute for real experience,never can be,never will be.

[TBlake34]

That's awesome. You are literally EXACTLY wrong.

Anecdotal evidence, first hand experience, is the weakest, stupidest, most impoverished source of evidence to form judgments.

My great-grandpa smoked for most of his life and lived to 101, therefore I can conclude that cigarettes pose no health risk.

Just AWESOMELY dumb on your part.

[silver760]

Hmm bizzare way of thinking,yank schooling for you.

[TBlake34]

Just out of curiosity, what do you the people who do the studies are observing?

They're just watching large numbers of people who behave as you do and noting the results.

One of the clearest definitions of stupidity is thinking that your personal experience is representative of larger trends, yet hundreds of years of measured inquiry rejects that stance.

Which drug would you rather take? One that a single person said worked or one that 10,000 did?

[silver760]

When I refer to experience I am not refering to singular personal experience,I am refering to experience in general.I very rarely refer to experience from a singular perspective,I can see why you were confused now.Coming from an engineering background the definintion of experience to me is different to your definition of experience.You refer to AN experience,while I refer to experiences.

[TBlake34]

Unless your personal experience is that you participated in a study where you examined the long term outcomes of children given corporal punishment, your first-hand knowledge is scientifically useless.

You're an engineer, so you would never, in a million billion years, use materials that hadn't been proven safe by quality experiments. No one could walk up to you and say, "hey, I've worked with steel all my life, trust me, these beams are safe." You need unbiased, scientific confirmation.

[silver760]

self control.

[LittlePinky82]

Uh hon studies are on those who were abused. Doy.

[dognamedbluey]

interesting comparisons could be drawn with the current Obama 'camps' for youth

[TBlake34]

Haha, what?

Wanna provide some, any, evidence for these things?

[LittlePinky82]

You're such a piece of shit for saying such a thing.