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Speaker 1: Oh you're stuck, aren't you. Nineteen forty two in Poland,
Speaker 1: the situation on the ground, just an overall thirty thousand
Speaker 1: foot view situation on the ground in Europe was this.
Speaker 1: If it's nineteen forty two and you you don't know
Speaker 1: anything about World War two, how it ends? You don't
Speaker 1: know anything else, You're just it's nineteen forty two and
Speaker 1: you're given a situation report for how things are on
Speaker 1: the ground. Okay, you have the Allies. They're doing this,
Speaker 1: and America is doing this, and Britain's doing this, and
Speaker 1: Germany's doing that. You're probably betting on Germany to win
Speaker 1: the war. This was about the year it kind of turned,
Speaker 1: I mean, depending on what time in nineteen forty two.
Speaker 1: But up to this point, all you've really seen is
Speaker 1: wait a minute, so Germany, Okay, they took Poland, I
Speaker 1: get that. Oh wow, they took France. Really, Oh geez, okay,
Speaker 1: I didn't see that. All right, Wait a minute. They're
Speaker 1: invading the Soviet Union. That's insane. Oh oh, they're wiping
Speaker 1: out entire Soviet armies and a huge Soviet army. Oh
Speaker 1: my gosh. Okay. And then you're looking at the Pacific,
Speaker 1: and Japan has really taken the lead up to this
Speaker 1: point in the war. They have this huge perimeter of defense.
Speaker 1: It's all these islands fortified. Anytime that there's been any pushback,
Speaker 1: people have been losing. Right now, this is this is
Speaker 1: the final year. The axis is looking good. Really, by
Speaker 1: the end of this it's it's pretty much over for them,
Speaker 1: But you're not You're not sure where to bet. I'll
Speaker 1: put it through you that way, if you're betting on
Speaker 1: a winner and a loser, if you're given that war
Speaker 1: and part of that process was well, Germany, when you've
Speaker 1: taken over this much stuff and you're looking around too,
Speaker 1: all the stuff you have, you're going to start preemptively
Speaker 1: turning the places you've taken over into the type of
Speaker 1: places you would like to live in. And it is
Speaker 1: it's just so twisted when you deal with somebody like
Speaker 1: Adolf Hitler. And I should say it's a quick side note,
Speaker 1: it's so weird how many people think you have to
Speaker 1: you know, virtue signal and act, how act like you
Speaker 1: hate Adolf Hitler so much when look, you could just
Speaker 1: hate him normally because he's a freaking demon. But there's
Speaker 1: I see this so much out there. It's so weird. Hitler,
Speaker 1: what's the worst? Yeah, I know Hitler was really bad.
Speaker 1: We get it. You're being a little being a little dramatic,
Speaker 1: I got it. But really he was obviously the worst
Speaker 1: and evil, but he was so committed to this racial thing.
Speaker 1: This was not just something he talked about to gain power.
Speaker 1: Lots of people use race to gain power. You see
Speaker 1: that in America today. That's that's not a normal. He
Speaker 1: was absolutely committed. He wanted these Jews gone, and he
Speaker 1: had taken over places like Poland, and they still had
Speaker 1: a huge war effort going on. And so this was
Speaker 1: Hitler's basic plan at this point in time. Yes, he
Speaker 1: had these concentration camps in various places, lots of the
Speaker 1: concentration camps, at least the early ones where I don't
Speaker 1: get me wrong, the treatment was in just unbelieving and
Speaker 1: Jews were dying all the time, but lots of them
Speaker 1: were considered to be work camps. You wanted something done,
Speaker 1: You really wanted the men. You wanted the Jewish men
Speaker 1: there because men are stronger and can work harder, and
Speaker 1: you're gonna work them to death their slave labor to you,
Speaker 1: but you're getting something out of it. So he's still
Speaker 1: nineteen forty two. He's killing lots of Jews, don't get
Speaker 1: me wrong, killing them everywhere, but it's more of a
Speaker 1: herding process. At this time, he's herding Jews all over Poland,
Speaker 1: into ghettos, into portions of a city. And Warsaw isn't
Speaker 1: the only time the only place has happened. This happened everywhere.
Speaker 1: You take all the Jews in an area. You take
Speaker 1: one run down corner of a city, it was always
Speaker 1: the worst corner of a city, and you stuff all
Speaker 1: the Jews in there, so it's way overcrowded. And then
Speaker 1: they would build huge walls. I mean you can go
Speaker 1: look at them. It's something people don't think about. They
Speaker 1: build these huge walls. It looks like something out of
Speaker 1: a science fiction movie. They just have walled off streets. Nope,
Speaker 1: Jews aren't allowed out of here. You have to stay
Speaker 1: in this ghetto. And the conditions in these ghettos were
Speaker 1: unspeakable because there wasn't enough food. There wasn't enough there
Speaker 1: weren't enough medical supplies. You can watch documentaries and I
Speaker 1: have about stories where people will die and you can't
Speaker 1: there's no way to facilitate getting rid of the dead,
Speaker 1: but you can't let them stay there. So you would
Speaker 1: just take your dead loved ones and just go throw
Speaker 1: them out on the sidewalk. And they would have carts
Speaker 1: going around every day. It's awful. I'm just awful. Stuff
Speaker 1: and their clothes because people were freezing to death and
Speaker 1: the clothes are worth money. You would your relative think
Speaker 1: about this, your relatives they die, you have to chuck
Speaker 1: them out on the sidewalk like yesterday's trash and steal
Speaker 1: their clothes because you need it for your family to eat.
Speaker 1: So that's the condition on the ground and the ghettos.
Speaker 1: We are not necessarily early in the war and a
Speaker 1: position of death camps. Now they were still dying in
Speaker 1: the camps, but they weren't. They weren't at this point
Speaker 1: committed to just exterminating six million. They wanted to kill
Speaker 1: most of them, whatever, but work them first. And they're
Speaker 1: still kind of working on this half. Well, maybe we
Speaker 1: can deport them mindset. They just doesn't want the Jews
Speaker 1: and his empire that he thinks he's building. All right,
Speaker 1: So nineteen forty two, you've taken over Poland. If you're Germany,
Speaker 1: and the way militaries work, and of course the Germans
Speaker 1: were no different. The way militaries work is I know
Speaker 1: you're gonna find this shocking. You put your best troops
Speaker 1: doing the toughest, most dangerous missions, and you put your
Speaker 1: worst troops in areas where they aren't that important. Well,
Speaker 1: Poland in nineteen forty two, for Germany was not that important.
Speaker 1: It was conquered, it was taken over. We have moved on.
Speaker 1: We're over there killing all the Jews and in Russia now,
Speaker 1: and so what are you going to do? You can't
Speaker 1: you can't leave the area unoccupied. There are still resistance
Speaker 1: forces going on everywhere. You need people to try to
Speaker 1: manage the Jews. You're building trains, trucking them to death camps,
Speaker 1: herding them into ghettos. But you don't. You don't need
Speaker 1: your crack troops for this. Your crack troops have to
Speaker 1: be taking on the Red Army in the Soviet Union, right.
Speaker 1: So what they did was they found reservists. Specifically, what
Speaker 1: we're talking about today is Nazi Reserve Police Battalion one
Speaker 1: oh one. Who were these guys, Well, they were you.
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Speaker 1: it's gonna be a great day. Let's it back into
Speaker 1: our story again. Just a warning. This is heavy, it
Speaker 1: is ugly, it is dark, it is necessary. I will
Speaker 1: do this show. At least I'm gonna try to start
Speaker 1: doing it once a year. I will, just like I
Speaker 1: did this time. Give you a warning ahead of time,
Speaker 1: a day or two prior and on the day of,
Speaker 1: because this one maybe a little much if the kids
Speaker 1: are too young, or if you're the squeamish type, but
Speaker 1: it's necessary. We are not going to be the people
Speaker 1: who hide from reality. Nazis have control of Poland. It's
Speaker 1: nineteen forty two. Poland is peaceful, but you're still having
Speaker 1: to handle the Jews. You're you're killing them. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: you're wrong. They're killing them by the thousand, but there
Speaker 1: it's not a mass extermination effort at this point. It's
Speaker 1: let's corral them all into ghettos and work camps effort
Speaker 1: at this point. And they aren't to decide they're gonna
Speaker 1: start being more aggressive with this whole thing. Well, who
Speaker 1: do you have in Poland? Who are your troops? They're
Speaker 1: not your shock troops, your best troops. You're gonna take
Speaker 1: your worst troops. They had reservists, you know, just like today,
Speaker 1: a National Guard one weekend a month, two weeks out
Speaker 1: of the year. Those guys are fine, that's fine, But
Speaker 1: those are not your best troops. My goodness. You have
Speaker 1: other other units out there, full time units, wake up
Speaker 1: and eat, sleep and train, three hundred and sixty five
Speaker 1: days a year. And then the guy comes in one
Speaker 1: weekend a month. Who do you think you're good troops? Well,
Speaker 1: the Nazis had Reserve Police Battalion one oh one. Just no,
Speaker 1: this was five hundred men. And who were they? They
Speaker 1: were you, they were me. These were not young eighteen
Speaker 1: nineteen year old Germans ready to die for the fear
Speaker 1: in the fatherland. These were middle aged, married dudes with
Speaker 1: careers back home. Some of them owned shops, some of
Speaker 1: them were farmers, some of them. They were just they
Speaker 1: were you and me. Job held down. You're in the
Speaker 1: German Army Reserves. This crazy new freaking guy who's in
Speaker 1: charge is declaring war. Okay, I guess, honey, did you
Speaker 1: I got the letter in the mail? I guess I'm
Speaker 1: being called up. We're gonna I don't know what we're
Speaker 1: gonna do. Oh wow, we're invading a lot of stuff.
Speaker 1: I wonder where we're gonna end up. What's that we
Speaker 1: have to go to Poland? I mean, okay, what are
Speaker 1: we doing here? Oh, just monitoring some Jews and stuff, okay,
Speaker 1: whatever that's These were not card carrying Nazis. They were
Speaker 1: not They were just dudes like you or me. Well,
Speaker 1: they get word one day, they get word that they're
Speaker 1: to go to a village called Josephau. What are they
Speaker 1: supposed to do there? Well, this came as quite a
Speaker 1: shock to these men, because again this is just reserve policemen.
Speaker 1: Their job is just watching out for things. There would
Speaker 1: be a guard are based somewhere, nothing else. They get
Speaker 1: word they're supposed to go to this village called joseph Oul,
Speaker 1: Jewish village. They're supposed to take all the men out
Speaker 1: of there and march them off for slave labor. Okay,
Speaker 1: no big deal. And they get told they are to
Speaker 1: kill all the old people, all the women, and all
Speaker 1: the children. Now remember this, these guys are you and me.
Speaker 1: They look around just like you and I would do
Speaker 1: right away and say, wait, what kill women and children?
Speaker 1: What are you talking about? What what do you mean
Speaker 1: to women and children? The commander of this unit, Major
Speaker 1: trap Wept, was sick to his stomach about it. Maybe
Speaker 1: he said, wait, what I don't like this? This is
Speaker 1: we can't But you're in the military. You've been given
Speaker 1: in order from the high command to go kill all
Speaker 1: these people. Major Trapp is so against going in and
Speaker 1: killing these Jews that he lines up his five hundred
Speaker 1: men and tells them, we have to go kill all
Speaker 1: these Jews. Men are getting marched off, women and kids
Speaker 1: and old people. We're going to go execute them today.
Speaker 1: And anybody who doesn't want to do this, who doesn't
Speaker 1: feel right about doing this, you are allowed totally free
Speaker 1: right now to step up and not go. Who doesn't
Speaker 1: want to go? Five hundred men stand there in formation
Speaker 1: in line. Five hundred men. How many do you think
Speaker 1: stepped forward and said I don't want to go murder
Speaker 1: kids that day? Ten ten men. And I don't want
Speaker 1: you to think, because we have all these interviews with
Speaker 1: these guys after, I don't want you to think the
Speaker 1: four hundred and ninety men were standing there and looking
Speaker 1: at each other saying, Oh, nice, I can't wait to
Speaker 1: shoot some women today. Oh it's gonna be so fun
Speaker 1: to kill kids if you believe these interviews after and
Speaker 1: most people do because they all say the same thing.
Speaker 1: The men were in anguish, absolute anguish. Did like I said,
Speaker 1: these are not nutbags. Did not want to do this
Speaker 1: at all. But when it came time to get on
Speaker 1: the trucks and head on into Joseph Oul, four hundred
Speaker 1: and ninety men grabbed their rifles and got on those
Speaker 1: trucks to walk into to ride into Josephul. Right off
Speaker 1: the bat, they round up the men. Unsurprisingly, they wanted
Speaker 1: the men gone first. They round up the men and
Speaker 1: begin to march the men off. That's going to be
Speaker 1: important in a second. They're marching the men off. Then
Speaker 1: they're starting to clear out the town. And I want,
Speaker 1: I want to put you here for a second. Clearing
Speaker 1: out of town. Picture a small village. Okay, if you're yelling,
Speaker 1: you're gonna come in bullhorn screaming, get out in the
Speaker 1: town square, get out of your home. You have to
Speaker 1: get out now. And you're grabbing the men and hauling
Speaker 1: them off. Different people in that town are going to
Speaker 1: react in different ways. Different people are gonna move at
Speaker 1: different paces based on how fast they want to move,
Speaker 1: based on their physical ability. We're already seeing some shooting
Speaker 1: at this point. In time, you old lady. You're not
Speaker 1: moving fast enough. Pal, You're dead. And the people in
Speaker 1: the village are seeing this because this is done up
Speaker 1: close and personal. So now they're getting more and more scared.
Speaker 1: They don't know what's coming. They haven't experienced anything like
Speaker 1: this up to this point. You and I, with twenty
Speaker 1: twenty hindsight are probably sitting here going, no, these guys
Speaker 1: are Nazis. Now. Obviously these guys hated Nazis, the Jews did,
Speaker 1: but they didn't know we were going for mass extermination
Speaker 1: right now. So people are hauling out, People were screaming,
Speaker 1: and kids are crying. Think about this moment. I know
Speaker 1: it's hard. Think about the moment your kid is holding
Speaker 1: onto your legs saying Mom, I don't want to go.
Speaker 1: Who are these men? What does that feel like? And
Speaker 1: if you're one of the executioners, If you're one of
Speaker 1: these middle aged family men in Reserve Police Battalion one
Speaker 1: oh one, what are you thinking, wife, couple kids back home,
Speaker 1: not a card carrying Nazi and you're looking at a
Speaker 1: young mother, maybe a kid, maybe two kids holding on
Speaker 1: tour crying. The men were not doing well mentally. The
Speaker 1: men of Reserve police battalion. They were not doing well
Speaker 1: at all. Men had started already approaching their commanders. Major Trap,
Speaker 1: the guy in charge of the unit. He didn't even
Speaker 1: go into Joseph Foul. He stayed out. Supposedly, he sat
Speaker 1: in a building and wept. So the other men in charge.
Speaker 1: They were getting starting to get approached now by some
Speaker 1: of those four hundred and ninety guys who didn't volunteer
Speaker 1: earlier but really wanted to. And these guys are saying,
Speaker 1: do you think I could maybe go do something else?
Speaker 1: I don't want to do any of the shooting. I
Speaker 1: don't feel comfortable doing this. Can you do? You need
Speaker 1: someone to guard the trucks, right, I'll guard the trucks,
Speaker 1: or you need somebody to stay back. And they are
Speaker 1: letting some of them out of that. Some of them
Speaker 1: appear to be threatened though. No, do your duty or
Speaker 1: you'll get shot with the Jews. What happened next We'll
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Speaker 1: before we go into your great and sometimes heavy asked
Speaker 1: doctor Jesse questions. Today, the men have been rounded up
Speaker 1: in the Polish village of joseph Oul. They're marching off
Speaker 1: the men of police reserve Attalie in one oh one.
Speaker 1: They gather up or they gather up to women and kids.
Speaker 1: Many of the elderly are shot because they moved too slow,
Speaker 1: So many of them are just flat out shot in
Speaker 1: the village. It's funny. They did interviews with these guys
Speaker 1: after and they couldn't hardly find anyone who admitted to
Speaker 1: shooting an old person in the village or one of
Speaker 1: the kids. Later on, nevertheless, they start loading these people
Speaker 1: up in groups into trucks. And one of the things,
Speaker 1: one are the things that we've talked We've talked about
Speaker 1: this before. One of the things that made Germany so
Speaker 1: terrible with what they did in World War two was frankly,
Speaker 1: how good they were at it. Remember, ideologically, I mean,
Speaker 1: on the evil scale, there's no difference between a card
Speaker 1: carrying Nazi and a member of ISIS. Nevertheless, you'll forget
Speaker 1: about Isis in about fifteen minutes from now, and we'll
Speaker 1: still be talking about Nazi Germany one hundred years. And
Speaker 1: now why the Germans were better at it. They wanted
Speaker 1: to kill all the people in this village. The Germans
Speaker 1: don't just show up and say, well, all right, I
Speaker 1: guess we'll kill some people. The Germans showed up, and
Speaker 1: they of course had a system in place. They wanted
Speaker 1: them take into separate locations so as not to scare
Speaker 1: them too bad. Okay, so we're gonna take a ten
Speaker 1: twenty Jews over here, and then, Franz, we need you
Speaker 1: to take another ten twenty Jews at least three miles
Speaker 1: this way, so they can't see the dead bodies on
Speaker 1: your way as you're driving them over there. They take
Speaker 1: them out. Keep in mind, as I described, many of
Speaker 1: the men didn't want to do this. Many are being
Speaker 1: asked to not have to do this. Some of them
Speaker 1: even hit out in the town where they had just cleared,
Speaker 1: you know, just the I'll have to go back in
Speaker 1: this building, boss, and then never come back out and
Speaker 1: sit there and hope it all goes away. They are
Speaker 1: taught the best way to shoot them put them on
Speaker 1: their knees. They wanted the bayonet in the shoulder blades
Speaker 1: and then shoot them. They thought it would be an
Speaker 1: instant death and not as messy. We'll get to that
Speaker 1: in a moment. Again, this is heavy, but it mattered
Speaker 1: a lot. The men are assigned a jew per man,
Speaker 1: and we are talking women and kids. Most didn't admit
Speaker 1: to doing the children some though, some though openly admitted
Speaker 1: that's what they preferred. Now, why would you why would
Speaker 1: you prefer? They asked him. Do you want to know what?
Speaker 1: He said? Said he considered it an act of mercy
Speaker 1: because the child wasn't going to have parents anymore. Now
Speaker 1: they start shooting. These are not again, this is these
Speaker 1: are you and me. It's just normal middle aged dudes. Family.
Speaker 1: They've never done this before. These guys have never seen combat.
Speaker 1: Almost none of them had ever seen combat. These guys
Speaker 1: have never fired their weapons in anger, and now you're
Speaker 1: executing women and children. So these are not hardened men.
Speaker 1: Some of them, their hands are shaking so badly. They're
Speaker 1: half missing with their shots and wounding the people. They're
Speaker 1: shooting terribly. Some of them are closing their eyes and
Speaker 1: missing completely. Some are hitting places on the body they
Speaker 1: shouldn't be hitting. I'm not going to go any more
Speaker 1: any more details on that. And it's making a big mess.
Speaker 1: The reason I bring that up is that's freaking out
Speaker 1: everyone else who's there. Picture this horrible moment. Now you
Speaker 1: want to talk about horrible moment. Remember the men of
Speaker 1: the village who got rounded up and marched off. They're
Speaker 1: starting to hear this in the distance, this shooting, and
Speaker 1: they're knowing what's happening to their women, their kids. Think
Speaker 1: how that feels your wife and kids rounded up, taken off,
Speaker 1: You're getting marched off and you hear shooting in the distance.
Speaker 1: Some of the men simply collapsed with anguish. With anguish,
Speaker 1: Now here's where you get to another interesting part of
Speaker 1: the human mind. Some of them and freak out and
Speaker 1: can't handle it. They do, many of the men, it
Speaker 1: seems like, do one or two and they're just done.
Speaker 1: Their nerves are shot. They can't do it. One guide's
Speaker 1: out wandering around the forest by himself, scared, and he
Speaker 1: didn't know what he was scared of. He just couldn't
Speaker 1: handle it anymore. Some though, some take right to it.
Speaker 1: Some pick it up quickly, and the ones who pick
Speaker 1: it up quickly, are encouraging others to pick it up quickly.
Speaker 1: When the day's done, all the Jews are dead. They
Speaker 1: go back to the barracks that night and they are
Speaker 1: a mess, an absolute mess. Apparently they got just trashed drunk.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't hardly eat anything but trying to cover up
Speaker 1: that pane, smoking cigarettes and hammering booze. But they weren't done,
Speaker 1: they just didn't know it yet. They were quickly called
Speaker 1: to a village called Lamazi, where they shot all the
Speaker 1: old people on site, anyone moving too slow. This time,
Speaker 1: the German high command promised them, Hey, we're sorry, we
Speaker 1: made you do all that by yourself. That time. We're
Speaker 1: going to bring in help. And let's pause here for
Speaker 1: a moment. The German high command again. They were so
Speaker 1: diabolically evil and planned about it. It's what made them terrible.
Speaker 1: Many of the German troops fighting for Germany and World
Speaker 1: War Two were just German troops, young patriotic Germans fighting
Speaker 1: for their country. Germany knew it didn't have an entire
Speaker 1: society of murdering anti Semitic monsters, so that's why they
Speaker 1: had things like the Einstz grouping the Einstz Group and
Speaker 1: was a separate unit of Nazi murderers that was attached
Speaker 1: to every military unit. So you send your marines army
Speaker 1: and hey take this location. Oh good, all right, you
Speaker 1: guys can move off now the Ainsetz group and it's
Speaker 1: going to secure the local patian once you're gone, and
Speaker 1: they come in and handle doing the murder. You see
Speaker 1: what I mean. The German high command knew that some
Speaker 1: men were for this and some men were very much
Speaker 1: not for this, and they knew that this last event
Speaker 1: at Josephu was tough on their guys, so they said, hey,
Speaker 1: we have help coming your way. There were these guys
Speaker 1: called the Hewis. They were Soviet Ukrainian POWs, but they
Speaker 1: had a knack for murder and a desire for murder.
Speaker 1: They bring the Heewis into help with this next village,
Speaker 1: only this time the men start drinking before the shooting
Speaker 1: even begins. They start digging mass graves in this place,
Speaker 1: three straight walls on one side and then a ramp
Speaker 1: on the other side. They marched seventeen hundred Jews out
Speaker 1: to this spot and they repeat what they did last time.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna spare you most of the details I think
Speaker 1: one event is all the details I need to give
Speaker 1: you on that. It's a bloody, disgusting mess. But one
Speaker 1: thing you need to take from this second place is
Speaker 1: it was easier the second time. Some men the second
Speaker 1: time enjoyed it, many did not. Some were starting to
Speaker 1: enjoy this whole thing. Now this keeps happening and keeps happening.
Speaker 1: One of the main jobs now of Reserve Police Battalion
Speaker 1: is emptying those Jewish ghettos we talked about in the beginning,
Speaker 1: emptying them out. How do you empty them out? While
Speaker 1: you lead them down to the trains and you train
Speaker 1: them off to newer concentration camps, places like Treblenca. Now,
Speaker 1: all concentration camps were not the same. No, don't go wrong.
Speaker 1: They were all horrible, murderous disasters. But like I said,
Speaker 1: early in the war, many of the concentration camps, while
Speaker 1: there was still a lot of mass death there, they
Speaker 1: were really work camps. Germany was trying to supplement its
Speaker 1: economy with the Jewish slave labor. Places like Treblanca. They
Speaker 1: were not work camps. We are now advancing to a
Speaker 1: point in the war their death camps. How does that go?
Speaker 1: We'll finish up this story and then it's time for
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Speaker 1: to lighten up considerably here. Once we get through this story. Look,
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Speaker 1: Lee Smith has some info force that's coming up about
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Speaker 1: as I finish up my story here about Reserve Police
Speaker 1: Battalion one on one treb Blanca is now up and
Speaker 1: running Treblanca. It's not even really fair to call it
Speaker 1: a concentration camp. It's a death camp. It was made
Speaker 1: for death. That's the one purpose it had. Death. And
Speaker 1: Jewish producer Chris and I were talking about this during
Speaker 1: the break of I don't understand why why kill everyone now? Like,
Speaker 1: why is it just mass death now? No matter what?
Speaker 1: And honestly, that's one of, if not the most evil
Speaker 1: thing I've ever heard of before, from what I gather,
Speaker 1: from what I can get from it, from the stuff
Speaker 1: I read and stuff I watch on it, it just
Speaker 1: seemed like it was, Hey, I think we're gonna lose
Speaker 1: the war anyway, let's make sure we kill all the
Speaker 1: Jews on the way out type thing, which is so
Speaker 1: evil it's hard for somebody to wrap their mind around.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm a bad person, right, We've gotten over this,
Speaker 1: and I'm a sociopath, and even I look at that
Speaker 1: and it's just it almost makes me sick with horror.
Speaker 1: How could you be that evil? But that's how they were. Well,
Speaker 1: how were these Jews getting out of the ghettos and
Speaker 1: onto the trains and off to the death camps? The
Speaker 1: men of Reserve Police Battalion one O one, they were
Speaker 1: rounding them up en mass throwing them on trains and
Speaker 1: sending them to their death. And don't think for one
Speaker 1: moment the men didn't know Treblanca was a death camp.
Speaker 1: We have those interviews too. They absolutely knew they were
Speaker 1: sending men, women and children off to their death. In
Speaker 1: case you were curious, No, they're not done with the
Speaker 1: shootings personally, Now they are regularly shooting Jews. It's not
Speaker 1: affecting anyone anymore. They're completely dispassionate about it. Town after town,
Speaker 1: ghetto after ghetto. They're clearing them out, shooting many, loading
Speaker 1: the rest onto trains. And these guys remember about fifteen
Speaker 1: minutes ago when they were just you and me. Well,
Speaker 1: now these guys are mass murderers. One Polish region they
Speaker 1: liquidated with their firearms over thirty thousand, this five hundred
Speaker 1: man unit. Do you know how many Jews they personally killed?
Speaker 1: Five hundred men eighty three thousand through the math on
Speaker 1: that major trapp In case you're wondering, he was the
Speaker 1: guy in the beginning who was against all this and crying,
Speaker 1: But obviously I ended up participating like everyone else. Gotta
Speaker 1: earned that paycheck, right, gotta follow orders. He and another
Speaker 1: guy were found guilty after the war and executed for
Speaker 1: war crimes trials. A couple other guys did small stints
Speaker 1: in prison. For the most part, though, these five hundred
Speaker 1: men waltzed right back into German society and put on
Speaker 1: that accountant uniform, worked for that law office, ran that
Speaker 1: small business candy shop up the road, and lived the
Speaker 1: rest of their days that way, Chris said, till Massad
Speaker 1: found him. I have no doubt Massad found some of
Speaker 1: these guys. I have no doubt about that. The lesson
Speaker 1: from this is this, and again, thanks for staying with me.
Speaker 1: I know this is a bit darker, and this is
Speaker 1: heavy and terrible, and I wanted to express how terrible
Speaker 1: it was without bathing in it. I mean, I really
Speaker 1: could have gotten into more detail, especially about the second stuff,
Speaker 1: but I just you don't need that. You get the
Speaker 1: picture of it. What you need to take from this today.
Speaker 1: This is not a World War two story. This is
Speaker 1: not even a story about Germany or Nazis. It's not
Speaker 1: a story about Jews. This is a story about human nature.
Speaker 1: These were ordinary men, which is why the book is
Speaker 1: titled Ordinary Men. And you know, I've recommended it a
Speaker 1: thousand times on this show, a lot to recommend it again,
Speaker 1: and I don't have I mean, I don't have some
Speaker 1: special relationship with the author or any of this stuff
Speaker 1: like that. It's just the best book on human nature
Speaker 1: I've ever read in my life. I want you to
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Speaker 1: a second as you look around at the thin veneer
Speaker 1: of civilization around you, as they call it. Don't think
Speaker 1: for a second the people in this country, in your
Speaker 1: own country, are incapable of doing the worst things in
Speaker 1: the history of the world, just because they're American, or
Speaker 1: just because they seem quote normal or ordinary. This is
Speaker 1: what men will do. Men who are in charge, men
Speaker 1: who have power over other men do terrible things regularly
Speaker 1: to other men. When I'd give you these warnings all
Speaker 1: the time about tyranny, this is why I warned about it,
Speaker 1: because this is what it looks like on the other
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Speaker 1: do not make the mistake of thinking men like Reserve
Speaker 1: Police Battalion one oh one are monsters. They are. Don't
Speaker 1: get me wrong, but there are men flesh and blood
Speaker 1: and fingers and toes and heart and hair, men just
Speaker 1: like you, just like me, just like that neighbor of yours.
Speaker 1: This is human nature and it's ugliest. Let us resolve
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