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Buchenwald concentration camp

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Sep 10, 2026

John McCabeGUEST
12:33
And he's been where he's been for a while.
John McCabeGUEST
12:36
He's in sort of on the outskirts of Buchenwald prison with a whole lot of other VIP prisoners.
John McCabeGUEST
12:41
They're talking to one another sort of only in the washrooms at six in the morning.
John McCabeGUEST
12:46
And it's quite cramped, but they get actual food by comparison with concentration camps where they basically get food.
Derek ScullyGUEST
20:19
But it's the states that decide what's on the curriculum, what people learn, what they don't learn.
Derek ScullyGUEST
20:24
It's the state that decides, do all schools visit a concentration camp memorial or not? And if they do visit a concentration camp memorial, for instance, in Saxony-Anhalt is Buchenwald, one of the most notorious camps.
Derek ScullyGUEST
20:37
It's the state that will decide what people see, what's out there.
Derek ScullyGUEST
20:40
And I know people who work in the Buchenwald concentration memorial, and they, for they're very down at heart at the moment because they just think the AFD has already said it will declare war on them, it will sideline them, and it will rewrite how and what happened at Buchenwald, which is significant.
Derek ScullyGUEST
20:59
And then, while yes, it is only one state, they feel that this will sort of normalise what the AFD is doing politically and that will lead to further state victories and in 2029, or possibly the election after that, that this is the chance for the AFD to make a splash at federal level.
Derek ScullyGUEST
21:17
So this was just another notch on their political plan.
Rick WarrenHOST
11:45
And God says, these troubles are getting us ready for an eternal glory.
Rick WarrenHOST
11:50
That's a comfort, right? You see, studies have shown that the people who were in the concentration camps in World War II, Auschwitz, Buchenwald, Dachau, all these countries, that many died, but some survived.
Rick WarrenHOST
12:08
And those that survived found meaning and purpose in their pain.
Rick WarrenHOST
12:13
That those who saw no meaning or purpose gave up.
Joe ThomasHOST
18:59
But they have the largest single block of com- of, um, government members of the elected local parliament, so they should be able to insist that whoever the governor is is gonna have to answer to some of their agenda items.
Joe ThomasHOST
19:23
So what are those agenda items? Because the press, you know, is making it sound like they want trains running to Buchenwald and to make Buchenwald great again.
Joe ThomasHOST
19:36
AFD's got, you know, a nationalist bent regarding non-citizens.
Joe ThomasHOST
19:42
They want the government to stop spending money on refugees.
Caitlyn JennerGUEST
40:51
He said just listening to the Germans speak...
Caitlyn JennerGUEST
40:55
The 5th Ranger Battalion were the first battalion to go into Buchenwald.
Caitlyn JennerGUEST
41:01
The Germans left two hours earlier, 'cause they knew the Americans were coming, and my father at the age of 22 is walking into this literally, yeah.
TyrusHOST
41:10
A lion's den.
Jocelyn Bain HoggGUEST
53:39
I mean, bugger off.
Jocelyn Bain HoggGUEST
53:40
The other one, Margaret Bourke-White, I think it was Buchenwald, wasn't it? But again, same thing.
Jocelyn Bain HoggGUEST
53:46
And those photographers were there with the first wave, liberating these...
Jocelyn Bain HoggGUEST
53:52
Poor people.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
3:06
The younger brother lived in Riga and was not touched.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
3:08
He died in nineteen forty-one at Buchenwald.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
3:11
Sabina Shpiro Schrien, a doctor of medicine, psychoanalyst, and close colleague of Carl Jung, returned to Russia in nineteen twenty-three after working in clinics in Zurich, Munich, Berlin, and Geneva.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
3:23
In nineteen forty-two, she was shot along with other Jews by Germans in her native Rostov-on-Don.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
23:24
What we witnessed at the end was the depravity of this movement that even in defeat, as it is all collapsing, the SS is still moving Jews around Germany.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
23:42
The last shipment of Jews comes by train into Dachau from Buchenwald and there are thousands of bodies that are discovered by the U.S. Army on the 29th of April in the cattle cars.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
23:59
And the story of the liberation of Dachau is an important one, because the American army loses control.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
24:08
You can read some of the transcripts from the commanding officer.
Mike WaringVOICE_ACTOR
23:20
No, I don't think I'll need them.
Mike WaringVOICE_ACTOR
23:22
I've seen the concentration camps and gas chambers at Buchenwald and Dachau.
Mike WaringVOICE_ACTOR
23:26
I'll remember that for quite a while.
Mike WaringVOICE_ACTOR
23:27
You must understand, we
Steve SchmidtGUEST
23:24
What we witnessed at the end was the depravity of this movement that even in defeat, as it is all collapsing, the SS is still moving Jews around Germany.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
23:42
The last shipment of Jews comes by train into Dachau from Buchenwald and there are thousands of bodies that are discovered by the U.S. Army on the 29th of April in the cattle cars.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
23:59
And the story of the liberation of Dachau is an important one, because the American army loses control.
Steve SchmidtGUEST
24:08
You can read some of the transcripts from the commanding officer.

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