Walking Through Auschwitz | WARNING: Actual footage of entire camp

Filming and photographing is allowed throughout the camp except for the "room of hair" which I did not film out of respect for the people who suffered a great deal at this place. There are multiple signs showing "no flash photography" because this is not only disruptive and rude towards the people paying their respect but it also alters the items coloring over time. You can go to the website below and see it says on their website what is and isn't allowed to be filmed:

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My regular vlogs are very happy and positive but this one is very different... I've always wanted to go visit auschwitz to see it for myself. I brought my camera with me so I could share this experience with people who wish to go see this place one day as well. Its a difficult thing to do but I believe it is necessary.
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[heidisomers]

My channel is not a history channel. I am just a fitness vlogger who shares my day to day life as well as experiences. I was not expecting this video to get so many views, it was actually my lowest viewed video for awhile. I only documented it because it meant a lot to me personally. I still watch it from time to time for myself and I’m grateful I can do that. I did not monetize this video nor do I make money from it. Photography and videography is allowed throughout the camps (except for the room of hair) but flash photography is not allowed due to it being distracting.

I’ve received the most disturbing comments on this video..so much anger and hate….but I’ve also had a lot of you reach out with kindness, love, and share your experiences going there. To those of you who are kind, I appreciate you.🥺❤️

Since uploading this video I’ve also had quite a few teachers reach out and express their appreciation for the video…Since it’s a “vlog style” video, it has helped capture the attention of younger students who will actually listen/watch.🙏

[rosykatzCATS]

Thank you for your empathy & respect.
Ignore the idiots without brains or hearts comments.

[johnnyplayz]

My grandpa was in a labor camp during WWII, he got lucky and sent to a labor camp rather than a killing camp. My heart goes out to anyone who lost someone In these camps.

[emmarubenstein]

I knew a Auschwitz survivor...and I remember me seeing her tattoo....and we had a Holocaust survivor come and speak to us in high school...it was absolutely heartbreaking...never forget....

[MJ_Smallz]

Thank you for sharing this. So many people will never get to visit. And even worse - so many people are starting to forget this even happened…

[leeriches]

My great-grandparents and their youngest two children were murdered in Auschwitz. My grandmother was a concentration camp survivor, she was in a satellite camp of Groß-Rosen called Gabersdorf which was in Czechoslovakia. She of course had the tattoo on her arm. She never ever accepted what happened. How could she? Her PTSD was immense and intense. Just a year or so before she passed away, she went to Auschwitz for the first time in her life and lit a candle for our murdered family. I hope she is in a better place now- the world was such an evil place for her and she had such a horrific life for such a beautiful, wonderful woman. She's my absolute hero. On two occasions I have supposed to go to visit Auschwitz but both times dreadfuls things happened to stop me going, very bizarre- it's almost as though I'm never to visit, I personally believe it would f**k me up big time as I already suffer from intergenerational trauma from my grandmothers experiences.

[stephanieclarkson]

I would cry the whole time, walking through that camp. beautiful video, done with such respect.

[historicqueensborough]

I am a history teacher in Canada, and I show this video to my history classes every year. My students listen in silence as you describe the camp. Thank you so much for producing this video, and for the compassion and empathy you demonstrate on your journey.

[KingMias]

i think the hardest part would have been seeing that baby doll!! i can’t imagine a child going through this, breaks my heart

[masichasi]

saw my last name on one of the suitcases..

[kristenharrison]

My grandmother was in a concentration camp. She lost her parent and siblings. My grandfather rescued her!!! She couldn’t ever talk about what she went through.

[tonynoboa]

I wasn't really sure how I felt of someone vlogging such an infamous place in our hearts and history but you were respectful and kind. I do agree with your notion that you have to keep remenbering these abhorrent times in our history and most young people don't seemed to care now and days. You seemed to have a way of connecting with youth and give an updated perspective to understand the horror that humanity went through and so that we may never forget.

[imherwerdio]

This was hard and gut-wrenching to watch, but thank you for making this and presenting in a respectful manner. The people denying this ever happened are appalling to me, and I abhor their willful ignorance.

[szczeradziewczyna]

The worst feeling is when you go inside the block, you look at the pictures of people and you see your surname

[casja]

For anyone saying "It didn't happen..." Fuck you. It did happen and millions were killed because of it. Take your ignorance and shove it up your ass

[streetlamp]

It's funny how everyone always talks about the atrocities committed by Hitler, yet never do you hear about the millions of Native Americans who were killed in the name of manifest destiny and Christianity, the very ideals which this nation was founded under

[mcclane]

I'm a 47 year old Italian father raising 2 daughters on my own without a single tie to any Jewish heritage and this brought me to tears. Knowing the fear they must've felt. The uncertainty. The poor children my God. The sick mentality to have a sign WORK WILL SET YOU FREE upon entering. Just a gut punch. Thank you for sharing as this can and should never be overlooked. Mussolini, Stalin and Hitler eradicated 10s of millions of people which just staggers my mind. How? Why? Would this ever happen again? Again, your video was informative and macabre but done respectfully.

[teddy]

All through school, this was my favorite thing to learn about...favorite and least favorite I should say. I'm so grateful that you added this into your vlogs, it was a big reminder for me of what went on in those dark times. Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us, even though I'm sure it was hard for you.

[msOMGful]

I want to go here so bad. I don't think I could do it without bawling my eyes out though

[Buffytvgp]

can the US have memorial like these for the native americans?