Nazi Concentration Camps

This should be shown to every person who ever claims that the Holocaust didn't really happen. Even though we have all seen snippets of this through the years, the impact of the full film is undeniable. I hope it is always kept available for free viewing. Each generation needs to be made aware of the atrocities of which human beings are capable.

The Holocaust, as with many atrocity, loses its bite as time goes by as it becomes some distant thing that happened that has no place in modern society for newer generations. However, we should never forget what can happen when a manipulative group gains power and uses divisiveness to sow hatred in the hearts of its people, how "otherness" can lead to such cruelty. Its shocking, its graphic, it happened and it could happen again under the right circumstances.

This documentary is so uncensored it makes it very impossible to lack empathy. I'm not Jewish, but I felt like I was in the film. I felt the pain and suffering of every victim.

A lot of graphic images and videos are shown of what truly happened. This was a refreshing take compared to what Hollywood has always glamorised for ratings.

I'm only rating this movie 9/10 because I wish it'd been longer. I honestly feel like 50 odd minutes is not enough to capture such inhuman crimes.

I found this documentary was excellent because it succeeded in its goals and provides great footage to learn from or show for educational purposes. I didn't learn all that much that I didn't already know but it gave a different view of events that you don't often see. After the Holocaust, American soldiers go to a concentration camp to gather evidence. The footage is shocking. The camp has not been touched since the Nazis have been defeated and there are some people who are still alive and tons of dead bodies. The people who survived looked so sick. They were starved and ill and grateful to receive help.

The victims show beatings and cigarette burns that were given to them by the Nazis. This documentary definitely serves its purpose which is to provide evidence of the atrocities and brutalities committed by the Nazi regime and its officers. The documentary takes you through multiple concentration camps around Europe and therefore this footage is sufficient as evidence and to provide insight into the Holocaust.

This film is extremely shocking in its simple portrayal of evidence as to what took place in the many Nazi prison camps throughout Europe.

This film should not be viewed by the very young or the faint of heart.

This film SHOULD be viewed by all thinking adults.

It is graphic evidence of what happens when "normal" folk view those that are in any way different from themselves as "other." It is a shameful testimony of what divisive thinking and attitudes can and do lead to.

Highly recommended.