The Forgotten Nazi Holocaust Plan Before They Decided On the Holocaust

Uncover the chilling history of the Madagascar Plan, a forgotten prelude to the Holocaust. Explore the Nazis' disturbing scheme to deport Europe's Jews to the African island, a dark chapter in history.

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[GIBBO]

This would’ve been a completely different movie, I think I prefer the talking animals

[timewave]

Interesting. I always assumed the "final" in "final solution" referred to the fatality of it, not that another solution had previously been proposed, seriously considered, and abandoned.

[blazerama]

Thank you for having the courage to discuss these horrors. We have to learn from history to remain aware, and not allow others to (or our own governments) repeat it.

[mgthestrange]

This plan, although better than extermination, would’ve not only caused issues with displaced people, it would’ve destroyed Madagascar’s unique ecology too.

[emperfh]

I only watch Simons channels to admire the shape of his skull.

[A]

4:15 And here fun fact Poles have very interesting plan they want to buy Madagascar for Polish colony but plan fall when plans and money comes to the table.
They try to colonize Liberia, part of Brazil and Antarctica all plans didn't materialize and fall very fast .

[laser]

Comparing island sizes you forgot at least Australia.

[TheKrispyfort]

The largest island nation is Australia 🇦🇺

It does also happen to be a continent that is a single country

[seandelap]

And here i was thinking that the Madagascar plan was common knowledge I've long been familiar of it anyway

[thestevenjaywaymusic]

I am a Jewish immigrant. My extended family were from Austria and Russia and some of them relocated to the UK in the early part of the 20th century. I now live in France. I did loose many distant relatives in the Nazi death camps. It never leaves us. I do hide my ethnicity for bona fide reasons. I shouldn’t have to do that.

[nahari]

Thank you for your video! I am from Madagascar but I only knew about the Madagascar plan yesterday and have been doing research on the subject.

[caeruleusvm]

I have by no means read all the comments - I'm sure there must be others to this effect. But of the scores of comments I have read, not a single one addresses the opinions of the Malagasy people about the plan. It's their country, after all, and in many parts, resources (especially water) are very limited. Although it's large, it doesn't have near the vastness of Australia. Also, its climate is not easy on people from Europe.
My main gripe though, as an African with many Malagasy friends, is the total disregard, both in the historical proposals and in the comments here, of what the native Malagasy thought about the forced importation of hundreds of thousands of Europeans who were totally unequipped to survive there.

[pourpeopledrinks]

Is the audio on this super effed for anyone else? woof

[christophersteingart]

I appreciate all the work put into these documentaries. History doesn't repeat itself, but it seems to be rhyming a lot lately.

[karensalaun]

Thank you for bringing another nugget of truth that most are not aware of.

[peniku]

A few videos ago your audio quality changed and now theres tons of sibilance in the voice. I'm pretty sensitive to treble so I can't currently watch these new videos. Any chance you could look into that? I love your videos and would like to enjoy them again..!
If you want, I can download the audio and have a look at it to tell you which frequencies are the issues here, so you can quickly fix that and bring up your production value even further! :-)

[HistoryOfRevolutions]

"You cannot continue to victimize someone else just because you yourself were a victim once—there has to be a limit"

- Edward Said

[jacquelinestenroos]

May I make a suggestion for audio editing? Would you consider using a “de-esser” on the audio recording? Those highest frequencies are very strong and distracting from the content of the video.

[charliebrownie]

The Madagascar plan didn't mean that they would have allowed us to survive it was intended that we wouldn't survive the travel or in getting there having absolutely nothing we would have starved to death. The same with the plan about sending us to Siberia.

[tonymcdonnly]

Simon Whistler's research is excellent.