Why have they never put the Dachau Liberation on film?

I recommend the Dachau Volksfest if you wanna visit Bavaria but can't be bothered to pay 12 Euroshekels for a beer at Oktoberfest

>According to Harold Marcuse, an American professor of German history, the camp commander SS-Hauptsturmführer Martin Weiss, together with the camp guards and the SS garrisons, had fled the camp before the arrival of U.S. troops. SS-Untersturmführer Heinrich Wicker (killed after the surrender) was left in charge and had roughly 560 personnel at his disposal; these came from conscripted inmates of the SS disciplinary prison inside the Dachau concentration camp and Hungarian Waffen-SS troops.

wait so the actual SS fled and left behind conscripted prisoners to guard the camp? Then some crazy american executed a bunch of them?

The "heroes" were defending internment camps in their home country.

It has too much blues

The US Soldiers came into a scene of complete horror. Thousands of corpses piled into heaps. Starving men women and children in dark cold cells. Any decent human would lose their mind seeing that shit and become enraged at the people who did it

The Totenkopfverbände-SS fled and left behind various members of the SS who were serving time in military prison and Hungarian Waffen-SS troops.

>Any decent human would lose their mind
so he went crazy

what kind of guys were in the SS disciplinary prison though, could be savage fuckers, or possibly guys who refused orders

that's right the mascara snake

dann riecht die S2 wieder nach Kotze, geil

>guys who refused orders
Unlikely since the policy that late in the war was to shoot "malingerers".

>the people who did it
Why didn't they shoot the Navy?

Reminder that Anne Frank died because they sent retarded Britbongs and not elite Confederate soldiers to do the job and do it right.

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>what kind of guys were in the SS disciplinary prison though

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>one mad man, 60 million lose

I know people say Captain Beefheart was ahead of his time, but damn

i don't think bullets stop typhus

based nazi tranny poster

>Why have they never put the Dachau Liberation on film?

Uhhhh... Excuse me?

youtube.com/watch?v=_pzMD71kMq4

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But violently stomping the Nazis' fucking heads in and breaking her out before she can contract it will though.

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>tyrannical pigs defending a prison camp used to incarcerate and murder innocent people in the name of a vile ideology
>heros

Every last one of them deserved a bullet.

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I was just a joke

Germans and Soviets desrved every bullet for what they did.

This desu

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lol you should just see Austria

youtube.com/watch?v=_FE7V_8CgmQ

The whole scene is a good four minutes and it's the climax of the film.

Considering Dirlewanger and friends WEREN'T in the prison, it makes you wonder what sort of person would be

based centrist user. I actually agree with a post in this site for once

>Jorah Mormont played both Anne Frank's father AND a British officer liberating Bergen-Belsen

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But they did

youtube.com/watch?v=_pzMD71kMq4

the United States don't make movies about United States war crimes

What? Do you know who was responsible for the concentration camps and their conditions?

>killing nation-wrecking krauts and japs
>ever a warcrime

what are you talking about

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yeah I was going to say.

they did in Shutter Island.

>Arbeit macht frei
>Dachau
that style was at Auschwitz, the one at Dachau looks like this

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they used the sign from Auschwitz in this scene tho.

killing surrendered prisoners is a war crime no matter what

The sign from Auschwitz was also used at Dachau

except it looks like not like the Auschwitz sign

what?

damn..... nazis looked like THAT?

he means "arbeit macht frei" was also used at Dachau, which is true, but it looks different from the Auschwitz one

The same phrase was used but the style of the sign was different my mistake. As far as movie historical movie mistakes go it's pretty minor tho.

I've been to dachau it was t even that bad

>was t even that bad
in what sense?

this best picture winner apparently doesn't exist.

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>look mom I posted it again

absolutely based

DIOS MIO

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Based. Fuck Nazi sympathisers.

Kek I thought you guys were making a joke like "it's all in his head"/holohoax style of joke, I watched the movie twice and I completely forgot about the scene.

>you will never kill nazis with Tex, Slim, Brooklyn, Cowboy, and Tallahassee

I love the butthurt these memes cause

>I watched the movie twice and I completely forgot about the scene.
yes and? the Dachau Liberation has indeed been put to film unlike what OP suggested.

Could you be any more of a fucking freak? I've seriously never encountered a person like you. Someone who emotionally hates the nazis but also post confederate art. I know all the Anne Frank shit is a /his/ meme, but goddamn bro is this really how you spend your free time? Confederate Anne Frank posting on Yea Forums? Shitposters have reached a strange new low.

based defensive user

>Any decent human would lose their mind seeing that shit and become enraged at the people who did it

By "the people who did it" you mean the Americans who bombed the rail lines carrying supplies to the camp? Yeah, that's pretty fucked up.

>I know all the Anne Frank shit is a /his/ meme
It's like 3 people forcing it

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Cringe