Execution Of The Perverse Guard Of Auschwitz Who Killed 20,000 Prisoners

Throughout the Second World War, there were a number of brutal and barbaric guards who worked inside of the concentration camps. But one of the most sadistic was Otto Moll, a man who suffered a severe head injury that turned him into a psychopathic SS officer. It's believed that Otto Moll was responsible for the deaths and executions of 20,000 people inside of Auschwitz where he was in control of the crematoria.

Otto Moll would commit some heinous crimes in which people were burned alive at the evil concentration camps. But at the end of the war, he was brought to trial for his actions and he was sentenced to death by an American military court. On the gallows of Landsberg Prison he would meet his executioner.

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[abcdonkeys]

Peace and love to all these beautiful people who suffered in these death camps

[peterwilms]

There were no tears shed for Otto Moll.

[georgebrown]

What a heartless, sadistic, and abhorrent beast Otto Moll was to throw children alive into boiling fat or whatever he threw them into. At least he met justice at the end of a hangman's noose. Thank you for this eye-opening video.

[jenniferholden]

The level of depravity increased so the culprits would get promoted and special treatments for themselves. There is no excuse for their inhuman treatment of anyone, none.

[Ka]

I will never, never, understand how a human being can do this to another human being, never😢

[gc]

My God, this friggen guy threw young living children into boiling vats of oil. This monster truly deserves thee worst eternal torment imaginable..

[davidandres]

But yet, some still say this never happened!? Things were sad then as they are today, it's a sick world we live in!

[BeSm-qqrs]

Man's inhumanity to man, even on this horrific scale, is virtually ignored today. It should be mandatory learning.

[johnkozlovich]

Monsters like this are still among us.

[keensab]

There is darkness in all human beings but in some it overpowers them. What an awful, evil person completely devoid of any light, empathy, or humanity.

[lorenzbroll]

Those malevolent characters would use any unhinged person they could find to do their revolting perversions, it seems.

[BenChung]

One thing is for certain....no one who does evil ever gets a free pass from punishment and regret to fit the evil perpetrated....either in this life or the next....I guess that's the meaning of the main lesson of life as humans on this planet

[deanwheeler]

The saddest thing about this story is he could only be executed once...hope they made his last days on earth a terrible misery..

[RONALDHAMER-onjy]

Should have shown his face, just to see the FEAR in his eyes.

[nielspemberton]

Bad man. With no sense of honor. This means that he was very poor. Good riddance.

[Niels]

Let it remind and teach us to be the opposite, and we may be opposites so much better. We inherit the suffering of them and not denying it in what we do today. In this way, victims have become our angels and their lives are honoured and their suffering acknowledged.

[secretagent]

the depths of depravity are beyond comprehension

[nickv.s]

One of the prisoners of Auschwitz apparently left a message carved in the wall that says: ''If there is a God, he will have to beg for my forgiviness''.

[marthabonelli]

These films have reminded me to trust very few people.

[bennyandersen]

That man must have been seriously ill. The conditions in Auschwitz during the summer of 44 must have been pure hell. Just impossible to imagine.