What I Saw As I Entered Dachau Concentration Camp

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[enfield.]

These men have seen the gates of hell and somehow kept their sanity. God bless them for their service.

[actjustlylovemercy]

My aunt and cousin died in Dachau. This is not the sort of video one can "Like" in the conventional sense, but I am fervently pressing " Like" because I am deeply grateful to you for bringing this to viewers' attention. A lot of Americans don't know anything about the Holocaust or deny it ever happened.

[NesconProductions]

There have been many who have doubted the scale of atrocities seen in these camps & why it's so important that these eyewitness accounts have been documented! Thank you to all that have served!

[nancymanale]

❤Thank you Sir for not only fighting in this sad war but thank you so much for speaking about the atrocities that you saw. God bless you always.

[pauletteriddle]

Can't even imagine what he's been through. Thank you sir!

[shannondanner]

I'm so glad they are making these testimonies of people who were there in person to preserve for history

[johnsnyder]

If the depression didn't get you the war made shure that your life was forever altered, I'm proud to have been raised by these remarkable folks and I miss them terribly 🙏

[libbylandscape]

Thank you Mr. Lukens for telling us what you saw when you liberated that camp. I can see that it still upsets you after all these decades, but it’s needed so that we know. I respect you tremendously for this and thank you for your service, and sacrifice. I hope you’ve found peace, love, and happiness since your return. ❤

[brychr]

I visited Dachau a month ago, it left me feeling empty and shocked. I asked other tourists how they felt visiting this place and they said it's important to remember! I agree.
Alan visited whilst it was still active. It would be a place hard to forget.
My greatest respect to you, sir, and very best wishes!
Love from Australia! ❤❤

[kevinjang]

Sir, Alan Lukens, thank you for your service. God bless you sir.

[williammesar]

For all those who have scene in witness. Thank you for your service.

[GlennMaske]

Thanks for your service During WW2 God bless you 🙏🇺🇸🪖

[MikeGowan-xoyv]

I have toured Dachau. It is by far the most somber and eerie place I have ever walked.

[jeanniedymond]

Thank you for your service and I’m sorry you were subjected to such an awful sight of human suffering! A sight never too be forgotten

[greggd]

I toured Dachau in the late 90s. I was a young man in my 20s at the time. I appreciated the tour and it hit home, but now that I know more of the history and have watched many other interviews such as this one, I would appreciate it much, much more. If we don't descend into WWIII, I want to visit Europe again and go to more historical sites such as this one

[Kunta-oc]

Clearly it’s man’s inhumanity to man. Am blessed and I thank veterans all over. I think we need to start getting along and love each other

[marknorton]

I sorry u still have that vision so clearly. God Bless u

[Notintimidated]

Tragic. The Lord bless you. Thank you for your service.🙏❤️

[alonzowinston]

That had to be a nightmare to look at, that's something you just can't forget!