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Tuesday, May 6, 2025

MK ULTRA - Young people should see themselves for what they are and not WORLD through DISTORTED EYES of politicians

@CHARLES - WHO IS THE REAL KING !!!??????

BASED ON MY MEMORY, YOUNG MAN YOU SEE AND HIS FRIENDS HOSTED ME AT SŠTZU NOVO MESTO WHICH I ALONE ATTENDED + AT LEAST KID YOU SEE, HAVE COMPLETED UNIVERSITY FOR MECHANICAL ENGINEER. EVERYONE YOU SEE ON ZAPOROZHETS VIDEO WAS INVOLVED.
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WESTERN CORRUPTION FORMULA: THEY USE HUMAN CONSCIOUS TO PENETRATE THROUGH MORE SOULS WHICH THEY AFTERWARDS LEAVE BEHIND FOR DEAD AND REMAIN COUPLED WITH SYSTEM THEY PENETRATE INTO BY MAKING FRIENDS OF ENEMIES THEY MADE TO THOSE WHO INITIALLY SAW THEMSELVES IN THEM. AS FOR GERMANS(EASTERN AND WESTERN), THEY DO REMEMBER VERY WELL WHAT I HAVE DONE FOR THEM - ALL TOO GOOD AND ITS NOT THAT THEIR PARENTS WOULDN'T EXPLAIN THEM - ITS A ROTTEN GERMAN CONSCIOUS. AS COLD WAR ENDED FOR THEM, IT WAS TIME TO BORROW ME AS THEY STATED FOR JUST A LITTLE BIT MORE....IT WAS PRINCE CHARLES WHO FINANCED SS/GESTAPO GIRL PROJECT.

THEY REMEMBER WHATEVER IS CONVENIENT FOR THEM REGARDLESS OF HOW DISGUSTING MIGHT BE, AND DELETE WITH MOST OBNOXIOUS CRIMINAL LIES WHATEVER IS NOT CONVENIENT FOR THEM. SLOVENIAN GREGOR GOLOBIČ WAS THE ONE WITH ROBERT GOLOB OBSESSED WITH IDEA TO PROVE MY BEING INCAPABLE TO DISCERN BETWEEN WHAT I ACTUALLY SAW AND TRAUMA. YOU CAN SEE THE COMMENTS RIGHT BELLOW THAT WILL CLOSELY REMIND OF PERIOD(level of human conscious their politicians and royalties created) I LIVED IN AFTER 53 YEARS OF MK ULTRA BESTIALITY. IT WAS ABOUT MUCH MUCH MORE THA BERLIN WALL IN MY CASE, BUT REFUTED TRUTH THROUGH MORE AND MORE TORTURE TO BE AS INVISIBLE AND HIDDEN AS FOR GERMAN DISGRACE IN THEIR COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUS IS NO PLACE. MY WORK UNDER MK ULTRA IN RESPECT TO SOVIET UNION FOR THE MOST PART WAS COMPLETED BY AGE 12.








THE PSYCHIATRIC JOKE THAT YOU @CHARLES
WILL DEEPLY REGRET
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AND HERE ARE THE COMMENTS FOR MY KIDS HOPEFULLY TO SEE HOW IT WAS LIKE DURING THIS UNDECLARED 53 YEARS LONG WAR WHICH RAGED AS MK ULTRA CASE IN THE SHADOW OF MODERN PSYCHIATRY SINCE 1972



* If you enjoyed this video and want to see where history happened why not try some of my other videos *
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She certainly has the same facial Features as the Daf arbeitsfront ID woman from Austria.
SS WOMAN, WHO HAD NO INTERESTS IN IDENTIFYING HERSELF, IS WHO SHE WAS. SS WOMEN IN SOME CASES WERE 100X TIMES WORSE THAN MALES. ABSOLUTELY STUNNING COMMENTS DEMONSTRATE WORLD WE LIVE IN - SILENCE IS GOLDEN WORLD, HOWEVER, DIRECTED AT WW2 WAR CRIMINALS IN FORM OF CONCERNS
THATS AN EXAMPLE, NOT HER IDENTITY CARD.
I WAS THE ONE WHO COMMENCED THE SUBJECT OF THIS LOST GIRL, HOWEVER, I HAD NO IDEA ABOUT WHO SHE WAS AND EVEN LESS WHOM I WAS DEALING WITH.
YOU CARE WORRY WHEN ITS ABOUT YOUR ARYAN PEOPLE - AS FOR THE REST IT CAN BE SEEN FROM MY CASE. DOOMED ARE THOSE WHO SEE THEMSELVES IN YOU EVEN IN SUFFERING.
Seeing this lady, all alone, severely beaten. gives a person an other view of the tragedy of war. No matter if she was part of the military or just an ordinary civilian, , she puts a human face on the horrors of war and its aftermath.
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Yes exactly, that’s what I was trying to do with this video
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Meanwhile we see thousands of dead young men, and nobody feels anything.
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 @mrx0088  EXACTLY! Amazing right? Men don't count.
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 @mrx0088  Oh dear, you sad person. You celebrate them every year.
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Truly fascinating story. One of the atrocities of war that probably never saw severance. We must not forget all aspects of human life are affected by war and the results are usually appalling. Thank you for giving this unknown woman some dignity.
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In researching this I read so many accounts of Soviet atrocities and also from the other allies as well as the Germans.
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A very interesting video on this Blond Haired German Young Woman. Filmed briefly as she walked down the road. Battered and bruised about her face. Obviously this young woman was attacked. Yet her life was spared by those who attacked her. A fascinating look at a moment in time. At the surrender of the German Military Forces. Those in SS Uniforms were often summarily executed by the local's, Red Army other Soldiers etc. Aa the SS German Soldiers were truly dispisded by the Local Civilian populations. I hope th9s young German Woman made it home.To.live a full life after WW2 ended.
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Beware attributing innocent victimization to this person. As she is young and beautiful, there is a subjective bias to sympathize with her plight. She may have been worse than Irma Grese. We don't know.
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No winners in a war. Only lesser loosers
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 @sparklessconnectionselectrical  Unfortunately only too correct! Also it is astonishing how simple images/film clips like this can deeply affect us. The National Geographic picture of The Afghan Girl and the terrible footage of the napalmed girl running naked from the Vietnam War come to mind.
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I hope this helps. While stationed with the British Army in Germany (1984-1987), I had a serious relationship with a German girl. We almost married, but that's a different story. Her father was from Berlin and her mother from Coburg. Both parents were in their early teens in 1945 and were able to recount, quite graphically, what life was like in those times. Since the subject of the video is a 'Sudeten-Deutsche', I'll be describing Mutti... E. and her family lived in a village in farmland in Western Czechoslovakia. I'd like to tell you where, but, although I speak fluent German and would amuse her husband, G., by imitating his Berliner dialect, I couldn't for the life of me understand E. Her dialect was close to Bayerisch (Bavarian), but with 'something else'. Not the Bavarian nor the Saxon accent, but more 'Czech'. She was bilingual Czech / German. This, for me, is indicative of the long-standing mixture of the two cultures. She recounted being uprooted from her home in Czechoslovakia, where her parents were farm workers on German-owned properties; her parents, brothers and sisters, with a few belongings in a handcart, being spat on, her father beaten about the shoulders, walking Westward. They, too, met American troops somewhere before the present Czech-German border and were 'processed'; lengthy checking of documents, but fed and given a clean, dry (empty) room to sleep in and in the morning on their way to Coburg. Her father found work easily and they became 'Bayerisch'. She did insist, though, that Germans had been in the area for centuries, and resented (still, in her 50's), having to leave. It was painfully apparent that it was difficult for her to recount from that time. I've worked with someone of a similar age, from Kraslice / Graslitz: A very similar story and person. Thanks for uploading; I enjoy your videos.
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Wow thank you for sharing. Very interesting. I spent time in Germany as a pad brat but didn’t quite learn any German!
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 @thehistoryexplorer  "Pad Brat"! Bless! I suppose a relationship with a local girl gives incentive...
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There’s always someone like you in the comment that has to lie and interject yourself
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About 10 years ago, I was drinking tea in a Methodist Church tea room, an elderly lady spoke to me, her accent caused me to ask if she was German. She said 'Yes' but later said, 'no, Czech'. Her family were Sudeten Germans, who found themselves in Czechoslovakia after WW1 and suffered years of minor abuse from Czech neighbours. She explained that she was about 5 when the Germans took Czechoslovakia and how her family welcomed it as a sort of liberation. She had rather a pleasant life until about 1943 and as the Red Army moved west, the family fled to Germany where they were treated badly by the Germans, they resented having to feed Auslanders. She did tell me where she was, I have forgotten, but she was in a town that was bombed by the Americans by day and the RAF by night, she did say that she didn't like that much! In 1953, she came to England to work as a 'mother's help', learned English, married and lived a long and fruitful life. It struck me as odd that people were grateful to the Nazis for 'liberating' them, but it is that old story, if you were not there, if you have not experienced it, it is hard to understand. She did tell me that she knew that neighbours were taken away by the assorted 'police' organisations, but as a young girl she did not understand why and accepted the published story that they were 'criminals', indeed, often they were people who had been 'unkind' to the Germans. She did come to read the full horrors of all the camps and the 'activities' of the master race, although she was surrounded by some of it, naturally, her parents had sheilded her from what the knew, they too did not have a full picture then.
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 @danielr.9708  who are you talking about?
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 @mariahoulihan9483  Doesn't matter, it's just a troll
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Sadly, this is what's happening in America right now, and elsewhere. Not in the same way but the result is the same, people uprooted from their homes and families and deported.
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@David / No, its not happening in America! Maybe you need to support stopping wars in other countries, so people can remain in their own homes! And tons of gang members coming to America is not the same thing, at all.
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She was absolutely stunningly beautiful - but in the situation she was in, this just added to her peril. I hope she survived and thrived.
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Yes I hope so too. I think this story a a useful way of explaining what happened to so many other people at that time
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Exactly my thoughts.
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YES - we should ONLY CARE about BEAUTIFUL PPL.. epic comment genius
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 @CFox.7  I think you missed his point. Try again.
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 @RH-cv1rg  There was ZERO need to gush over her appearance. Go away
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 @CFox.7  A chasm between gushing and descriptive.
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@ There was ZERO need to even describe her degree of beauty. ... and the OP has clearly made effort to do it.
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 @CFox.7  Thank you for your judgement. It is not necessary.
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Why, because she was beautiful? We know nothing about her. She could have been an SS guard at a concentration camp or a completely innocent civilian.
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For more than sixty years I have wondered about this woman and her fate; eighty years after the fact and she is still a mystery.
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I think she was originally shown in World at War and people began writing in to the uk tv stations asking for info on her
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 @thehistoryexplorer  I am certain that is where I first saw her.
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Same for me in the Uk we watched that series with my father when I was a kid
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I have often prayed for this poor woman.
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Her video is captivating
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I first saw her over 10 years ago and her haunting look has never left me. War is a catastrophe and a human trait that needs to be eradicated
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She was captivating..even with a one left sore eye..but still pretty!! ❤
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Did you also pray for all those poor men who suffered worse than her? As far as you know, she could have been a prison guard at a concentration camp or worse. Sadly we'll never know.
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@juicyfruit4378  Yes sadly we never will.
She has become a mystery in time -
I dug as deep as I could and came up with this: These "The Lost German Girl" (as it is now called) pictures were filmed on the Czechoslovakia border just outside Pilsen, it was one day post-liberation. About this film I'll share things I've learned - mostly on German-language threads. Not a lot is known, as the 'girl' (as she's now known) to Germany returned and remained silent. Following the collapse of the Thousand Year Reich ...wait, make that less than 20-year Reich , for the annexation of their territory by Hitler, retaliation against 2.5 million Germans — called Sudeten Germans — deported back to Germany in this film is captured. By the new Czechoslovakian authorities, the Bohemia homes/items they stole were returned. During the retaliation, Czech citizens beat, tortured and rayped the occupying Germans; they said "eye for an eye." This 'girl,' Laura Bauer, for the Bund Deutscher Mädel, abbreviated as BDM, Jutta Rüdiger’s League Of German Girls, had allegedly and eagerly entered. Out to support Hitler, Laura (allegedly) believed, and to do her part, joined. However, and reportedly so dedicated, into allowing her Luftwaffenhelfer membership, also commonly known as a Flakhelfer, and its female Flakhelferinnen group, she is said to have talked NAZI's. As an anti-aircraft flack gunner, the SS Flak Abteilung Alarm Prag, and stationed near Pilsen, this landed Laura. From the reading and research I've done, she and her best friend, Emi, from local Czechs, hid in a barn. There they were discovered. Over two days they were brutally rayped and beaten. So badly was Emi brutalized, in that barn she died. Some have said after her death, and right next to Laura hiding, from her retaliatory abuse Emi died. Laura escaped and that is where your attached film picks up. Of defeated Germans/NAZI's just outside Pilsen, US Army/Air Force cameraman Oren Haglund (before the war married actress Priscilla Lane, only to have her leave him the very next day!) filmed this march. In this attached film link, and to Haglund, a zombie-like Laura directly walks. She'd hidden 100 dollars of (now worthless) Czech/Nazi money and a Czech playing cards pack you see her holding. Around U.S. checkpoints, to bribe Haglund she approaches. In the film you see her obvious eye injury, but can also see two broken hands, the left includes a dislocated finger. To her, conveying the message she didn't need a bribe, into his pocket Haglund reaches, finds a penny, then in her hand places it. He also gave her his handkerchief and over her eye placed it, as well as a chocolate bar. Only decades later was the film discovered; in the National Archives Steven Spielberg's research organization found it. What has now become an iconic image includes additional footage Haglund took. Of beaten, shot and tortured Nazi/Wehrmacht soldiers, revenge on which the locals had exacted, roadside you see them. As they were leaving, a minute or so later he looks back and films her. In the ditch, to her eye you see her holding his handkerchief. She then gives him a smile. [Side note: to film her butt some sickos claim down Haglund pans. Totally false: in any Nazi/Wehrmacht uniforms still worn they were told to document; you clearly see her Wehrmacht/Nazi-issued britches.] From what I've read, to Germany Laura returned. To have discovered the truth about Hitler, and completely renouncing her Nazi days, she apparently married, had two daughters and with a quiet life went on. Pregnant at the time of her beating and raype, so badly brutalized she lost that baby. In your film you can see how pregnant she is. Of Laura's two daughters, one, Ula - b.1962, had named her daughter (Laura's granddaughter) Emi. At age 82, prior to Laura's, to the United States should she ever make it, Laura instructed Emi take that penny, kept all those years, somehow find Haglund's grave, and with him bury it. After a successful Hollywood film career, in San Bernardino Haglund was buried. From what I've been able to read, to America Emi made it, some reports say the early 2000's, and did just that. With US Army/Air Force cameraman Oren Haglund that penny now rests. Of this, parts may be inaccurate; on my limited Internet research it is based. And, it's about a woman who remained silent all those years; that I can find, there are no known interviews with Laura, Emi or any other family member.
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Thank you for sharing that. I tried to stick to facts in this video as there are lots of internet rumours around - some saying she was pregnant, had been raped etc
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I am from San Bernardino and remember a Haglund family. I wonder if it was the same family.
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It is Laura Bauer
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Wäre hilfreich, wenn Sie Quellen nennen würden. Ich muss sagen, dass der weitere Lebenslauf nach diesen Filmaufnahmen zu sehr nach einer "Hollywood-Fantasie" klingt.
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Years ago I attempted the same deep-dive you did into this woman. She does look a lot like Laura Bauer from the photos of Laura Bauer that I have seen. I had never heard the part about the barn that you found out. I have always believed she was probably beaten during a rape. A beautiful German woman, alone, defenseless, right after the war ended.
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Excellent comment Yoda. I’ve always wondered about this woman, “Laura” as well
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Wow, quite the info! Is she pregnant? I couldn't figure it out.
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Thank you for clarifying the film clip
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I was part of the discussions on various research forums and sadly, as stated, no one can definitively ID her. Poor woman went through what thousands of innocent women went through in former German areas that were "cleansed" of Germans. I hope she did go on to have a wonderful life after this hell.
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Well said my friend.
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 @thehistoryexplorer  from another internet source “Lore Bauer, known as the “Lost German Girl,” was captured in May 1945 footage by British journalist George Rodger, wandering alone in postwar Germany. Believed to be a refugee no further details about her life or fate have been confirmed. The beaten woman, probably also raped by Soviet soldiers, was filmed on a country road near the Czech border. The above was accompanied by a video clip identical to the one used here How true it is I don’t know….
 @46spanner  At the 8:38 mark this vid is showing 3 images. If the one on the left is Lore Bauer, then I would say she almost certainly is the lost German girl.
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we should lern in school about the crimes against germans as much as we do about german crimes
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Oh my, seeing that woman is so heart breaking, And she's just a glimpse of so many more. War is hell.
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not for Bankers
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Nope. War is worse. In hell it's the bad people that's being punished but in war, it's everyone; men, women, children. War is not hell. It's much, much worse!
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 @JTManuel  I'm unable to disagree with you. Cheers.
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and russia is doing that right now
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I remember seeing this footage many years ago and the fear and desperation on the poor girls face and it remained with me ever since. I would imagine she was one of thousands who suffered at the end of the war. It's always the civilians who suffer especially when vengeful locals find someone vulnerable to hurt. The story of an individual brings home the horrors of war. Well done finding the location.
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So glad you appreciated the video 👍 thanks
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You are focusing at the end of war victims. But how did this terrible war started? Why did this brutality started? It started at the beginning of war and so many victims in the area of today's Poland, Biauorusiia, Ukraina and Russia have suffered terrible circumstances. Terrible fate of millions of civilians there. This girl had a chance to survive, but mentioned victims at the east had not.
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 @TrockeyTrockey this is not the topic ! It is after the war !
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Earlier victims are the subject of many other videos.
How do you know she was a civilian. She has military trousers on. She could easily have been part of the German military. German women were very involved in the death camps etc.... Not saying she was but I think you're letting your male desire to defend women let you assume she was an innocent civilian.
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I too remember watching this film of her in the 70's. I think part of the fascination with her is that, though her hair is unkempt, she looks contemporary and sort of Bardot-esque, if I can put it that way. Who knows what became of her, we can only speculate - let's hope she led a long a happy life because she certainly deserved it.
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Well said my friend. This video could have been taken in Ukraine yesterday such is the modern feel of the footage
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yep but you cannot get you tube clicks with out doing the same video time after time.
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 @thehistoryexplorer  It could have been taken in many places Iraq, Afgan , Serbia , Kursk-Russia
how do you know what she deserved, either way? what role did she play in the war, as a German occupier?
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 @thecount1001  'The Count' hey James...? Go count your heavy metal records old man.
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I remember watching the documentary you mentioned, The Savage Peace. The first images I recall were that of a line of civilians with their backs to the camera who just started falling over. No sound. Then I realised they were being shot. A lorry then ran over their legs. A truly horrific view. I believe they were just villagers who happened to know the German language.
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That is truly horrific
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I saw that. Appalling and inhumane behaviour.
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In the Sudentenland - current Czech Republic. Will always remember that clip.
Thank You so very much for producing a very powerful video! Please continue to produce more of these WW2 Mysteries!
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I appreciate the very kind feedback. Although if YouTube continues to suppress these videos it might be something I have to walk away from
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Always wondered about this woman. If alive, she'd be around 100, which is a huge stretch. I just hope she led a long, healthy, happy life after the war.
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Langes und glückliches Leben??? Wollen Sie uns verarschen???
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​​ @christinenagel314  Why not? Do you know who she was?
I think Christine is using a strong word here, more like ‘are you shitting me’. From what I understand, after the grievous harm inflicted on the Russian people by the 3R, Russian troops took grievous and wholesale revenge against German womanhood, which probably means that the woman pictured had lifelong scars, in common with many others, far deeper than the external signs of a beating. Whilst West Germany experienced an economic miracle amid international cooperation for its reconstruction, East Germany was part of the Soviet Bloc until 1989 and life was hard for its citizens and liberty was in short supply. In the immediate aftermath of the war, Germany was in ruins and its people were close to starvation. No human being should pay the penalty for the crimes of another but no consideration of this issue is complete without an understanding that vast numbers of people suffered as badly or worse in that era.
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She is proudly still receiving Social Security.
Several people tried to know who she was, her story and what she became. No result except maybe her name was Lore Bauer, but it is not certified. Even a youtube channel was dedicated to her. That women became one of the ww2 mysteries....
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I don’t think we will ever find out who she was unfortunately. There are lots of proposed ideas and all of them have their merits
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Has anyone tried using facial recognition software on the photos ? The mystery girl and Miss Bauer do look strikingly similar.
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So much information, but wrong. Her name was "Theresa Maria Lachnit" (born August 4, 1916 in Breitenfurt), lived in "Jungferndorf" (Kobylá nad Vidnavkou) with her family, and lived after the war in "Rain am Lech" in Bavaria. She died in the early 1970s in Altdorf, Bavaria, and is buried there. She was my grandmother's cousin, was married, and had no children. More is unknown.
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Not one person has found this information. How do you know it be accurate?
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She already said that it was a grandmom cousin! So what do you need more ? She got the information directly from her own family​. Probably.  @thehistoryexplorer 
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@user-fy8sp3vw3h nobody has ever come forward with that information in 80years. I’d be astonished if it would finally come out on my little video. That’s all I’m saying
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@ Neither my grandma nor my mother have ever seen this video and both had no internet. I saw this video in german TV 15 years ago for the first time. My grandma directly pointed to the TV screen and told me "das ist meine Cousine Theres". That some guys where searching such intense for more information by internet I noticed one week ago. Unfortunately my grandma past away many years ago.
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​@AB-ij4zk that's the evidence? 😂
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 @spm36  I don't care who believes me...I'm just reporting what my grandma said. Ich don´t know this woman.
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​ @AB-ij4zk  Mnogo je neozbiljnih ljudi.
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Breitenfurt in Austria or Germany?
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Is Lachnit her maiden(Geburtsname)name?
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If you can find some photos from the family album it would be helpful.
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Truly fascinating video! The whole world would like to know who the Lost German Girl Is! I wonder if she is alive today - living somewhere in Europe on a farm enjoying her golden years.
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I’ve been asking that same thing
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 @thehistoryexplorer  Low likelihood that she's living on a farm in Europe today. She looks like she's at least 25 years old in that film footage, which would make her 105 years old today if she's still alive since this was filmed 80 years ago.
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 @victormelanson5877  I agree. I guess. it is because she looks like she could be a person from today and we forget that this was 80 years ago and she was already a young adult. The part that spooks me is that she looks almost exactly like my friend ( German ) that I grew up with here in Canada only she is only in her 50s today
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When I saw this vid for the first time I had to cry. It´s so moving.
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We may never know, it is important to preserve the stories we can. Growing up, the survivors.....and veterans of WWII were all around me. My Hunter Safety Class was a decorated combat veteran of Europe, My dearly loved neighbors were Germans that migrayed agter the war. I listened to thier stories .... including horrific details and was so very glad they survived.....now that I am older and they are gone.....I miss them
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Interesting and moving story. Unfortunately, there are always many strange and unexplained fates in war. Always tragic and stressful for the people concerned and their families. Thank you for the video!
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VERY interesting video. Thank you for posting it.
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Hope she survived and lived a full and happy life after the war. The chaos caused in Europe by the Allies decision to let the Russians take an inch 😢
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It’s a difficult situation but I think you’re right about the regret felt after the Soviets took half of Europe
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Thanks for sharing. Well produced video done professionally
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Much appreciated! Thank you very much
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I can't express my gratitude for posting such a thought provoking video... I've seen this clip countless times on various war documentaries as well as probably the most popular being that of The World At War.. There's quite a graphic movie called Come And See and there is a piece towards the end, of a scene that's very disturbing, which I can't really describe on YouTube. Let's just say it shows a girl blowing a whistle... I often wonder if the director of Come And See took the idea, after seeing the clip of the lady who had obviously been beaten.
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Apparently it was influenced by this footage
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@thehistoryexplorer  I thought it had... I'm sure you know the clip I'm referring to in the movie. Hence the reason why I couldn't really describe it.... Thank you so much for replying.
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Interesting video, I have seen that footage numerous times and like many others I to have wondered who she was, and what happened to her?
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Thanks!
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You are most welcome my friend, thank you too
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Why not make it $2 lmao 😂
Class mate, great video
There are several references that she is Lore Bauer who was born on February 3, 1921 and passed away on October 30, 1994, She was born in Kollerschlag, Austria.
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Yes thank you. I’ve read them and feature that idea in the video
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Great video, always been fascinated by this lady! 👍🇬🇧👌
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Glad you enjoyed it and thank you!
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You can take the picture of Mrs Laura Bauer on the left, upload it to a decent face application, and apply the younger / teenage version mod to it. It will give a you a face strikingly similar to the one of this unfortunate Lost German Girl. At least for me it did. also one can pinpoint many similar features between the two faces. the chin , the upper lip, the hair line , the hair thickness, the eyebrow shape and density, the cheekbones are identical. It does not prove of course but it points toward identification. THank you again for for this poignant video, very touching. I keep thinking of so many women, millions who fell because of the fate and horrors of war.
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Good Research. Reminds me of the famous image of a little Vietnamese girl, naked running toward the cameraman with flames in the background. That photograph helped get her into a Cuban medical school. According to Wikipedia she is working as a pharmacist in Canada.
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Ah yeh that picture is terrifying
Phan Thi Kim Phùc is her name, there is an article on her in Wikipedia.
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 @pira1299  Thank you for that update. I changed the information I had on her accordingly.
This was always a heartbreaking video to watch. Who was responsible for such a heinous act? The fact that she survived and could somehow even manage to smile despite suffering such inhumanity is a miracle.
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Well said! There are a few accounts of locals beating civilians they suspected of being linked the Germans, or it could well have been Soviet forces who were pushing from the East. Very sad either way
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I ask the same, who was responsible for unleashing hell on this war and so many innocent people, civilian victims?
In the early '70's a college classmate told a group of us that she was raised in E. Berlin. Her father a sales rep for an E. German firm. While he was visiting Prague, he heard rumors. That evening he called his family and encouraged them to visit his sister in the West Zone, schnell!. They did and escaped before the Berlin Wall could lock them in. Karen has had a wonderful life and a great family, I like to think the German girl did likewise. Narragansett Bay
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Early 70s I was a baby but I remember The World at War TV series. I watched it with my Mother and have been fascinated ever since.
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Seen this Pic for many years....I've always wondered what became of her....War...Nobody wins.🙏
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The Term "Destroyed Beauty" comes to mind when you see Her
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Fascinating perspective, thanks!
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Glad you enjoyed it!
The World at War documentary was my first real introduction into the full story of WW2 as a young boy. It was an excellent documentary and cover most aspects of the war well, and one of the final images it finished on was of this young girl with the theme music rising in the background. Her image summed up the state of Germany and it's people at the time of watching in the early 80s for me. They had been broken and scattered to the winds. Now they were like a beaten dog that will never ever be the same dog again.
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Well said! Absolutely how I would describe it too
@thehistoryexplorer  When I see this girl it reminds me of a saying my Gran used, "I this life, even the wicked get worse than they deserve"
Who knows the truth.. but its interesting to note that everyone here assumes that because she is beautiful and beaten, that she must be innocent when the fact us we dont know anything about her.. perhaps she was an innocent victim of the war and perhaps she was beaten because of horrors she took part in executing..
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Nice work! Very interesting.
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Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it
I have seen this young woman before in other documentaries. The images of her remain powerful and haunting.
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They really are. I know lots of people say I shouldn’t be highlighting just one individual, but it helps to portray what happened to so many more women
Fascinating story, the clips of the "wandering girl" has been around for some time, but never any further details, so I suppose this gives some sort of closure, great stuff, a new subscriber here 👍
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Glad you enjoyed it and I hope you’ll check out my other videos 😊
I worked with a guy, maybe 25 years ago, whose parents were of German descent but living in what was then Czechoslovakia. After the war, it was payback time with the Czechs expelling the ethnic Germans. I'm sure they were treated every bit as brutally as the Nazis treated the Czechs, and that's probably what happened to that poor girl. Anyway, he said a number of his family were killed, robbed, beaten or raped by local Czechs and they made it out with whatever was on their backs. They weren't welcome in Germany either and eventually emigrated to the US. He said that even though he was born in the US, he felt it wasn't his home and he talked about returning to Europe and trying to purchase the land his family once owned.
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Just a little heads up - Oren Haglund was a Hollywood Production Asst. He assisted famed Hollywood Director, George Stevens ("Giant", "A Place In The Sun", "Shane", etc.). Stevens was the leader of the Film group sent by the Special Service Division of the War Dept. In the beginning of the video with the Americans wearing the Nazi hats/helmets, he's the one on the far left. But you are correct in saying Haglund filmed this particular scene. Also - The evidence is pretty heavy that this is Lare Bauer. Born in Kollerschlag, Austria 1921. She was assigned to the Prague anti-aircraft department in late 1944 as a technical assistant, or Helferin. Raped and beaten by Czech Partisans, Lore was caught fleeing the Red Army into West Czechoslovakia, which had just been declared a demarcated American military zone. Lore survived the Allied internment camp system, then went on to build a new life, working for an Airlines company after the war. She died in 94', at the age of 73. Big fan of your videos!
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Thank you my friend. I do show that at the start of the video. Good to show where these people had been and what their role was before this footage was taken
As a mother, I feel for her. Since we don't have the whole story it is very hard to know what to say. Except actions have consequences depending on what side you were on. It is horrible to see her like that especially if she was forced into something she didn't want to do. ♥️☘️
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Exactly Janet. There is so little information on her
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Let’s hope she lived a long life
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Her name was Lore Bauer. She was a “Helferin”, a female assistant to the Luftwaffe. From 1931-1938 she was a proud member of the Nazi BDM, the League of German Girls. No information on her fate after 1945.
I always wonder if advances in facial recognition and AI will allow us to identify people in so many clips from ww1 and ww2. I’ve seen this video so many times and wonder who she was and if she survived.
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Let’s hope advances in technology and facial recognition can solve this mystery in the future
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Sad, but not special. Everyone thinks it sad because she is good looking, but nobody would care if it was a middle aged man. War is a terrible thing, a lesson nobody learns.
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I think it’s always useful to focus on an individual to portray experiences which we know happened to many many more people
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I commented on your Dieppe video because my dad was captured at that raid. He was a POW for the remainder of the war. In early 1945 the Germans starting emptying POW camps and marching Allied prisoners west in brutal winter conditions. (Have you ever done a vid on this?) In the 1950s he filled out an application form to the Canadian govt for financial assistance for those who were mistreated while in captivity. I have a copy of the form, he goes into some detail about this march. He mentions an encounter with Waffen SS, it's only a few lines, and they are blurred, I can't decipher what it says. It's a mystery (my dad never talked to me about the war, he died in 1973 when I was 15) that I will probably never solve.
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I did see your comment, thank you so much for sharing. I havnt made a video on the POW camps as I try to go to places that still exist today, but it would certainly be an interesting (and sad) story to tell
I hope who ever she is will one day be identified & she lived a great life 🎉❤
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I really like your videos! I am so tired of seeing the thing over and over again. Your deep dives are refreshing!
Dziękuję za tą historię. Tak zwróciłem uwagę na nią oglądając dokumenty o wojnie w kolorze. Przerażające. Ale jeszcze bardziej to co robili Niemcy na froncie wschodnim z Rosjankami
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I hope she survived and overcome her trauma i pray 🙏 she went on to have a good life.
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Part of my family had to flee from CZ. It was winter and they passed a field . It looked strange and they had a look . Out of the ground were hands sticking out. They found a masse grave .. not all were dead . They tried to get out but through the cold they were frozen . There final attempt there hand/arms were frozen RIP
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My gosh that’s horrific
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@ and this story was told me by my father . It was the sister of my grandmother who was witness . Also I know of two accounts were families who had girls hanged themselfes . As they knew what would happen
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Great video Rob!
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Thank you Rob!
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A good video, and I also hope you have found peace, greetings
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Well said Carlos
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