In the final days of the Second World War, the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp became an indescribable hell. More than thirteen thousand unburied corpses. Sixty thousand prisoners abandoned to their fate, condemned to die from hunger and disease. And amid this chaos, a group of women not only observed but were directly responsible for the brut4lity.
When British forces liberated the camp, what they found overwhelmed understanding. But what surprised them the most was the presence of the SS guards: Irma Grese, Elisabeth Volkenrath, and Johanna Bormann.
What led these women to become the ex3cutioners of Belsen? How could they walk among the d3ad without a hint of remorse?
What occurred later at the trial would forever change the way the world viewed the horror of the Holocaust. But, did they really pay for their crimes?
WARNING: This documentary is presented in an educational and historical context. We do not tolerate or promote hatred toward any group of people, violence, or any political ideology. We condemn these events so that they will never happen again. NEVER AGAIN.
Credit to : Ironbound