Dark History: Josef Mengele The Angel Of Death: The Conclusion

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[StephanieHarlowe]

I'm sorry this took so long. There were some factors that continued to get in the way, but we now have our conclusion! I have been working on doing things that will make this channel and content better, I've been learning a lot and you should see some changes being implemented that make the viewing experience so much better and more interesting. Thank you all, as always, for your support and love!

[sofiaohrberg]

Haha my bf came in and asked me "wow how many vidoes does that woman make? Does she post everyday?" And i cried inside answering "i wish 😭"

[OK-hiym]

I have my bachelors in Holocaust and Genocide studies and there was information in this video I had never heard before. Loved this series!

[pta]

I really like the dark history theme. We can learn so much from history! Like how to not let it repeat!

[skippygirl]

Really love this history. I agree completely with you everytime you've said that we need to stop hiding things and not talking about them incase they offend someone. People need to be aware and its hard to hear and imagine but its important so that we can grow.

[hilaryylovesmakeup]

Missed you, Stephanie! I watch your content when I’m anxious because I like your voice and you’re so thorough in your research. Plus, you seem like a great mom & I think that’s honorable.

[charlottebarnes]

Feels weird to talk about "loving" this series or any of them really because they are horrific but I love the attention to detail you have and the respect you give the victims in not sensationalizing what went down yet still getting the stories out there as accurately as possible.
100% my favourite youtuber. My boyfriend was always making fun of me for talking about you and excitedly reciting the stories in your videos to him but then I made him watch this series and now we love you together. Thank you, thank you for your content.

[lex]

"I have to say, I'm glad. I hope he suffered. I hope he was scared. I hope he considered the possibility that if there was a hell, he was on his way there." 😂😂😂 Yes, Stephanie 👏👏👏 my sentiments exactly.

[lilrhia]

"Garbage clown science" is definitely a phrase I'm gonna be using more often in my every day life lol

[colomaurze]

Do I have to study for my exams? Yes
Do I have to stop studying when I see that Stephanie has uploded? Well, technically no, but actually yes

[katlynkahler]

Ok I’m having a crazy ancestry moment right now. My last name is Kahler (pronounced Kayler), and my family is very German but has been in the US since 1860s. However, I looked up pictures of the Hans Otto Kahler in your video and he looks EXACTLY like my father. Thank you for connecting some possible cousin! Although, not sure if I want to admit to being related to a Nazi...

[KaitlinShimmer]

What can I say, a lot of us are into the strange and morbid side of things.

[VMB]

“Five Chimneys” by Olga Lengyel will give your viewers a good idea of just how evil Irme Grese was as well as more details on Mengele and other Nazi war criminals in Auschwitz. Olga lived to tell of the atrocities most of us couldn’t fathom. I highly recommend this incredible woman’s story.

[mariavalenzuela]

For someone like me who’s so fascinated in history and specially WWII, this series fascinated me. I wish you had done this video a year ago when I did my Holocaust project at school, I would’ve gotten so much info out of it lol. I love your videos and the way you tell the stories, so much passion and research are out into them, keep doing more!

[danicamoore]

Stephanie: Today's going to be a long one!!!!

Me: Collects snacks, snuggles in and says bring It on

[HaveABiscuit]

OMG, the idea of Mengele throwing a tantrum... "You're not my daddy!" I spat out my coffee 😂😂😂

[katiekattt]

“At least he would have written about it in his sad old man journal” 🤣

[melittawantstolearn]

Yay i am so happy this part is out!! My mom and I watched the other 2 together. And now she's back in the hospital so we are watching this together and not think of the blood clots. Thanks Stephanie we love you! I do hope one day you tell my besties story when you can! You're amazing at this!!

[enjuliada]

This monster died a few meters from my house....I walk near it everyday when I take a walk in the sand...it gives me the chills everytime

[LILLYSUCHE]

I'm almost done with the series and I'm so glad that you talked about such an important and often taboo topic. As a German myself it oftentimes shocks me how little some people know or want to talk about this part of German history. In my opinion we as a country should never stop talking about it or stop feeling guilty about what happened. I'm in my twenties and my great grandma still lived through the Nazi regime, so it is and always will be a part of me and my family history. Even though it wasn't my fault and I didn't have anything to do with what happened, it's my responsibility to keep remembering that this happened and work against anyone who has any racist or antisemetik ideology, so this can never happen again! I can only advise everybody who has the opportunity to visit a concentration camp and see and feel it for themselves what it was like there!!!