Fatherland - Part 7

[n74jw]

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[oldkidsjonge]

This movie sucks so much. All those people making those american witty remarks to higher people. In real nazi-Germany, you would think twice before doing that.

[AmersfoortTristan]

@oldkidsjonge Just twice ? Making witty remarks to ones superiors was not something that one would get away with there lol.

[oldkidsjonge]

@AmersfoortTristan Hahaha, this movie is so phonyXD These would be American cops with a nazi-uniform on:p

[seb595]

Thank you so much for the upload on all of these vids.

[JandritoBlues]

This is full of sweet antique Mercedes-Benz autos.

[mosquito103]

What happened to the "Halt!"

[Noodles37UK]

You'll be a lot safer in SS custody.... wow.

[brancool88]

billy bob thorton at 7:04

[KaesoBrutus]

"Why'd they kill him?"

Um, maybe because he shot a janitor first? lolol

[siralucard19]

7:40 the Age of the what? The Tont? :-/

[Orvieta]

@siralucard19 Détente.

[siralucard19]

9:48 16.12.2010 43,444 views

[marshja56]

This movie should have had lots of VW Beetles on the streets. They were in the book. It would have been an eerie touch of realism for 1964. But with the movie being made in 1994 I suppose they were been difficult to find in Europe. Still, they could have found a few of them.

[JohnnyDart76]

@marshja56: Probably not, TBH. The Beetles as we know them today were really meant for the Nazi higher-ups and probably wouldn't have entered mass production, unless Ferry Porsche had fled elsewhere, say, Mexico, or Brazil.

[DeustchBaggery]

WTF Lugers?????

[Splitskirts]

Great show !

[killermachinemaggot]

I'm not a nazi but all I can say at 5.34 is "good job SSer" cause the man in brown coat killed 2 innocent people so he get what he deserved

[AmersfoortTristan]

At around 6.30 Rutger's Dutch accent is very clear. I am a Dutchman.. trust me: I know what we sound like.

He really puts some emotion in that voice but because of that emotion the accent breaks out.

[goodbyelonglive44]

OH GOOD!!! That art su=muggler is a guy like me who has no friends, because he cant keep a secret....nor keep something a secret. he has to shout inside the train.

[ghostdivision7]

You'll be safer in SS custody....

Wow, it must be really bad than.

[miljenko1]

"Evidence?!" he-he

[Jackalman99]

This is a weird who done it, YOU help the Gestapo solve their case.

[Zinthius22]

I want to drive to my wedding in hitlers caddillac.

[carpal24]

It was a Merc dipshit. Cadillacs are American.

[Zinthius22]

Dipshit neccissary? i made a mistake its not a huge deal.

[ichmalealsobinich]

that is not filmed in Berlin. Humboldhain station looks totally different in reality.

[sjrr5545]

Arthur Nebe gets such a favorable portrayal in this. He was an Einsatzgruppe leader. The idea of gassing with carbon monoxide is linked to Nebe. He had passed out drunk in his car in a garage. He left it running and almost died. Supposedly, that's where the T-4 technicians got the idea.

[Bachsoboe]

Historiography my friend.

[DESILUSTRACIONtv]

Ukranian?...Oh yeah, if that's Holland, yes...LOL

[CyberEmperor11]

that means from Ukraine. Not the Netherlands.

[DESILUSTRACIONtv]

Oh my God... Rutger is from the Netherlands, he even has his master classes in filming in Rotterdam. Where does this "ukranian" idea comes from????

[TravellerFellow]

@DESILUSTRACIONtv delusional easter european jews is fro where that screw ball idea comes from. ha ha ha

[alfonsobahena75]

Rutger Hauer was Born in the Netherlands in 1944

[HellwrathUK]

I thought Rutger Hauer was Dutch? :)

[AmersfoortTristan]

Yes he is one of our most famous actors.

I have seen him on Dutch tv quite often-speaking Dutch.

[BeephLypz]

@HellwrathUK he is!

[TheBreaker1902]

Yes he is Dutch

[vliegendehollander55]

@HellwrathUK he is Dutch

[ChristianEastern]

@HellwrathUK

He is Dutch. The person who said he's Ukranian is either a smart aleck or a liar

[pizzaman147]

no he is not he was born in breukelen netherlands january 23 1944

[weirdoweirdo]

SS chief following due process?! Hitler in this timeline must have eliminated a lot of the old SS officers so that the Holocaust was kept in the dark.

[mrnaji]

hypothetically speaking yes

[SCE2AUX]

Due process if it screws over the Gestapo, I presume.

[nomorenigsplease]

The proudest achievement of the Nazi Regime? kept in the dark? Don't think so.

[redmrlove13]

higher than average. Why these psychologically normal, intelligent men went on to perpetrate some of the worst crimes in the history of humanity is a question for the ages. What I glean from it is this...in terrible times-economic depression, political instablity, national uncertainty-normal even highly intelligent individuals can do horrible, unspeakable things...

[kmillard]

I guess we can say that some matters of the human heart can not be changed through education. If you educate a thief or a murderer, all you do is make a smarter thief or murderer.

[RedSkull213]

"For the most part, Doctors and civil servants simply did their jobs. Some merely followed orders, others worked for the glory of science." -Dr. John Heller, Director of the Public Health Service's Division of Venereal Disease. From one of the men involved in the Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis. These were American Doctors and... it wasn't wartime. Also, none were charged with criminal misdoings, let alone crimes against humanity.

[cdishmo]

I know what the secret is.

[justshelfy]

what is it?

[PhilipineMan]

Its..... A secret?

[justshelfy]

haha i didnt know what they were on about

i soon caught on

i didnt think it was a secret

spesh to people that high up :s

loll slow much??

[joness105639]

wow, nazis driving around in hillman automobiles (a british marque). Really drives the alternate timeline home.

[ichmalealsobinich]

where do you see Hillman cars?

[joness105639]

9:33

[joness105639]

ok maybe thats a melkus

[ichmalealsobinich]

no, they are Wartburgs Type 311 and the beetle like looking car is an IFA F8 I think. All trademarks from GDR.

[Craig00000000001]

yeah my dad went to berlin on his motorbike (with all his motorcycle crew lol) and was asking directions for the bunker and got the cold shoulder from every single german he come across, their so bitter about it even now

[HellwrathUK]

Yeah, there isn't anything to see really, except a sign showing it was the site of the Fuhrerbunker, the site is now a car park and residential tower block area, completely unremarkable. I think they purposely built over it to avoid it becoming a 'shrine' for Nazi sympathisers.

[nigel65deck]

@HellwrathUK tourist are boring

[panprensayvideos]

@HellwrathUK And the sign was placed just a few years ago.

[BobbytheCanadiankid]

@Craig00000000001 lol

[Purplecatsoup30]

@Craig00000000001 I probably would have said "fuck off!"

[qwertyuiopm250]

@Craig00000000001 yeah, i cant imagine why they would be bitter about the darkest days of their history where millions of them were killed.

[MissyKwan]

I wonder how many Nazis, SS-Officers, etc were actually sorry for what happened.  I'm almost afraid to do the research and find out. I'm afraid the number will be around 1%

[kmillard]

Why do you think they were Nazis and SS Officers to begin with.

[redmrlove13]

No one can say. However, several interesting and frightening revelations came out of the Nuremburg Trials. The Nuremburg trails were held in 1946...all of the top, still breathing Nazis (Goring etc.) were put on trial. During the course of the hearing, all of these men were given psychological evaluations. And it was discovered that not only were none of them crazy or mentally impaired, but they were, on average, very intelligent. I believe the average IQ was 123...which is quite a bit