The Last Nazis on BBC2 12/09/2009 21:00 Uk Time

[mr bridger]

waste of time

[redline09]

instead of trying to track down old half dead nazis they should find old Secret Police members and other people which worked for stalin...as its my understanding that stalin killed alot more people than hitler ever did.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Fear?

Now why would anybody be sacred of little old Nazi's in their 80's or 90's?

[Gary Jucha]

Same

Same sh** different day .. Another rehashed over subject with Polar views !

Now why would anybody be sacred of little old Nazi's in their 80's or 90's?

[stuart a.]

watched it didnt think much of it, to be honest i cant see what the point is in spending all the taxes( the one case was over 6 months long) on court cases and then the cost to the tax payer to keep them in jail at the age of 95 , what they did was wrong but its too late now let them die in peace

[mr bridger]

instead of trying to track down old half dead nazis they should find old Secret Police members and other people which worked for stalin...as its my understanding that stalin killed alot more people than hitler ever did.

very true, the victors in war are very quick to brush over the crimes their own troops carried out.

[zander]

I think they were s---t scared of the ex BDM leader she came across as a very strong willed woman...

[Dr. Strangelove]

Bdm

Sounds like my Type and at my Age she can still be "Young Hunny".

[Simon O.]

Thanks for your interest, my friends.....!

This is a mistery that today I don't solved.....


In any case, I wish to you that will enjoy the program.....





Jan.

Jan

You can download it from UKNova

http://www.uknova.com/

it's a bittorrent site, but it's dedicated to UK TV programs, you also need to sign up but it's free.

as an expat it's a life saver for me

[Jan7]

Jan

You can download it from UKNova

http://www.uknova.com/

it's a bittorrent site, but it's dedicated to UK TV programs, you also need to sign up but it's free.

as an expat it's a life saver for me ........

Many thanks for the appointing! , Simon!







Jan.

[IanC]

The third and final part of this series was screened last night.

This one concentrated on the Lebensborn homes and was the best of the three parts (although that wasn't difficult). Some interesting points were discussed.

You can view it on the iplayer if you are in the UK here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...e_Master_Race/

[redline09]

the last one was not that bad

[FLiPSiDE]

I caught one episode while overseas on vacation and found it disappointing. At first I was excited but it is pretty slow paced and does seem to be mostly about self-promoting.

[Jonathan M]

Currently half way through the second episode and I'm slightly confused, and thats someone with more than a working knowledge of the subject matter. The first episode came across more like a self glorification on the Nazi Hunter and this second one has left me thinking well where is the Journo taking us?

What has struck me the most is the sense of collective guilt expressed by some of the Germans interviewed by the crew, obviosuly a few people are not indicative of a whole nation. I had no idea the feeling was that strong, I wonder of this current generation feels the same way. I suppose their parents and grandparents were not directly liked with the Third Reich era as perhaps those of their parents were.

[Gary Jucha]

Yeah

Seeing that there were only 2500000 + members of the Nazi party, these must have been the few that tainted the whole nation ...

Currently half way through the second episode and I'm slightly confused, and thats someone with more than a working knowledge of the subject matter. The first episode came across more like a self glorification on the Nazi Hunter and this second one has left me thinking well where is the Journo taking us?

What has struck me the most is the sense of collective guilt expressed by some of the Germans interviewed by the crew, obviosuly a few people are not indicative of a whole nation. I had no idea the feeling was that strong, I wonder of this current generation feels the same way. I suppose their parents and grandparents were not directly liked with the Third Reich era as perhaps those of their parents were.