The Accountant of Auschwitz (2018) | Full Documentary

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Synopsis: Seventy years after WWII, Oskar Gröning, one of the last surviving members of the SS, goes on trial as an accessory to the murder of 300,000 people at the Auschwitz concentration camp.

Director: Matthew Shoychet
Cast: Oskar Gröning, Jeff Ansell, Hedy Bohm
Genre: Documentary

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[ESTHER]

@youtube have you no shame to interrupt this documentary every five minutes with frivolous ads?

[renee]

Even if he changed, it does Not erase what he did! The Innocent Victims are Still Gone, and Survivors have Life long Suffering.

[adielstephenson]

"The best way to defeat an enemy is to make him a friend." What an incredibly important piece of advice.

Thanks for the video. Such materials should always be public

[armenican]

Im Armenian i feel their pain the Turks dint even acknowledge the genocide that was committed against Armenians

[kristinalonon]

That horrible old woman! My grandfather was part of the troops who liberated Dachau. I have his photo album. To deny that this atrocity didn't happen is a crime against humanity in and of itself.

[Senacacrane]

You people say history isn't repeating itself. It is. Look at what's going on in our world today.

[ProfessorM-herl]

Yes we will never forget, the problem is those that do not care.

[davidbrown]

No one should escape justice for this crime regardless of age!

[gekolizzard]

All the staff of the death camps knew what was happening.
People talk, to their families, to their friends, to their colleagues.
Especially when under stress.
They all knew.

[LauraAllen-nmws]

Brilliant documentary. This is one of the best I've seen on the subject of the Holocaust and the prosecution of war criminals. The legal and moral fine tuning here leaves room for questions and ambiguity. I'll have these people on my mind for a long time. Thank you so very much for this posting.

[steveoo]

I had the honor to meet Eva Kor and her husband a few times. She lived in my hometown in Indiana.
May her and her husband have joy in heaven l

[thomasdaily]

This isn't about punishing the 90-year-old for what he did when he was 20. Pretty sure he isn't going to do it again. It's about deterring others from doing the same thing.

[MADMAX]

How many train engineers were prosecuted? They knowingly drove the trains to the death camps no?

[DavePocklington]

The decision to prosecute him at that age was wrong. I say that, because they would never have heard of Oskar Groning, if it wasn't for him deciding to start talking about his experiences at Auschwitz. The reason he decided to start talking about them, was because he heard people stating that the holocaust never happened. That there were no gas chambers at Auschwitz. He had of course been there. So he took the step that extremely few members of the SS who worked in the concentration camps took. That is to openly talk of their experiences there. He should have been commended for this decision, to counter the words of the deniers. Instead, they went after him. Even though there is proof that he didn't want to work in the camp, and had put in for a transfer to the front. Which was denied. I find this disgusting.
He didn't kill anyone personally. He didn't want to be there. He put in for a transfer. People didn't volunteer to work in the extermination camps. You were sent there, under orders. Sure, some of them turned into complete monsters when they got there. These people should have been tried for their crimes. Admin clerks should not have.

[vanderavortdebije]

excellent documentary.. It should be shown in schools. Maybe then the youth will learn something.

[Rancherrickofficial]

Thousands were let go at the time, and others escaped. What of the death squads, camps guards and many others. Nuremberg was limited or the trials would have gone on for years. This man wanted to tell the truth so history would not be forgotten.

[YourMsRightHere]

Watching this in 2024 is quite something.

[JulieReade]

If the defence is that “he’s a different person”, where do we draw the line? If I did something ten years ago, am I different person now? How about five years? It’s a slippery slope I don’t want to go down. We can’t ignore justice in favor of mercy.

[paperchain]

They were all guilty as sin, all complicit and they all knew what they were doing