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8/10
Quite touching...
planktonrules20 January 2015
"Hitler's G.I. Death Camp" is a documentary about a seldom mentioned aspect of WWII. While most Allied prisoners of war were treated pretty well by the Germans, SOME were horribly mistreated. The show begins with the Germans selecting out about 300 American soldiers from the prisoners for work in their hidden super-weapon program (working on the Me-262). Why were these particular folks chosen-- they were either Jews, looked Jewish or were trouble makers. This is because the plan was to work them to death--and, given that they were soul-less Nazis, why not kill these particular folks?

This is a tough show to watch. After all the stories of the survivors are brutal and heart-wrenching. Keep some Kleenex handy-- as the show is one that will no doubt strike a chord. Well worth seeing.
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9/10
History's truth can hurt, Let's not repeat it
sage46765 February 2021
Most of us with any knowledge of WWII and the history o fit are well aware of "The Holocaust" and the result of it. Most of us were not aware of what happened to captured Americans that were jewish and the greatest danger of being captured by the Germans. This is a must see to learn more of the horrific efforts of the Nazi's with their 'final solution'. Yes, Americans got herded and killed with all the others.
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