Nazi Concentration and Prison Camps

This documentary is just shocking and soul shattering beyond words. Can't believe there are some people who completely deny the happening of holocaust. The documentary affected me so much that it's impossible for me to think of Germany without thinking of all those horrors. Every generation should watch it if we are to avoid recurrence of such horrific events in future.

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.

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.

Nazi Concentration Camps is the official documentary report that was compiled by the Allies and presented as evidence at the Nuremberg trials in order to expose the world to the unfathomable horrors that was perpetrated by the Nazis during their reign of terror. Traversing through numerous concentration camps, the film is a vital slice of human history that provides an irrefutable account of the atrocities that humans are capable of when driven by reckless hate.

Arranged into an hour long narrative that provides brief description of each camp its crew visits, the unedited footage of countless corpses & frail, skeletal survivors is heartbreaking & soul-shattering to watch. With extremism again on the rise and global tensions increasingly high, this evidential documentary continues to serve as a constant & cautionary reminder of what hatred can lead to, and why it is absolutely essential to destroy evil before it takes centerstage. A genuinely discomforting sit no doubt but it is by all means a mandatory viewing.

For sure this is the darkest forage of all time in human history. Where there was NO humanity at all. And the fact is that, this is just a very bit of what really happened those years.