ZUSAMMENFASSUNG für alle, denen die fast 6 Stunden zu viel sind. Hier ein kleiner Einblick in unser Video-Gespräch über das wirklich ereignisreiche & bemerkenswerte Leben des vitalen 101-jährigen aus Strausberg/Brandenburg: 👉Wie das Leben vor 100 Jahren war 👉Wie sich die Weltwirtschaftskrise von 1929 auswirkte 👉Wie er die Nationalsozialisten & das Dritte Reich empfand 👉Wie er das Schicksal der Juden unter Hitler erlebte 👉Was er dachte, als der Krieg ausbrach 👉Wie ihn die Ost-Völker als Wehrmacht-Soldat begrüßten 👉Was er vom Bombenkrieg mit eigenen Augen sah 👉Wie er die amerikanischen Todeslager überlebte 👉Wann & wie er vom Holocaust erfuhr 👉Wie der Vater im Sowjet-KZ Sachsenhausen starb 👉Warum die Kommunisten den jüdischen Friedhof zerstörten 👉Wie die DDR erstand & starb 👉Welches das beste Deutschland gewesen sei 👉Die ganze Geschichte: https://youtu.be/EGENfzSG8Qk 👉Sein 101. Geburtstag, sein Alltag: https://t.me/billysix/1970 * ( E N G . ) - ( “No more war” - FORMER GERMAN WWII SOLDIER KURT SCHORNSHEIM, now 101, HAS SURVIVED U. S. RHINE MEADOW CAMPS OF 1945 * Trailer * ) ( This was my most exciting interview of 2024: One of the last living eyewitnesses - born in 1924, remembering all of the Hitler era, World War II participant, inmate of the notorious U. S. prisoner camps in 1945. Only found through a special research order. Mr. Kurt Schornsheim from Brandenburg/Germany - who recently celebrated his 101st birthday at the end of January - is physically and mentally in really good shape: Still going for kilometre-long bike rides, swimming, playing piano, using internet, writing essays on history. And: During eleven meetings, he answered my questions for hours - even on camera - about 100 years of explosive German development, which he experienced himself . . . warning today´s young generation not to get involved into a new war again. The old, wise man, who used to work as a musicologist and translator, knows about historic contexts that politicians, media & historians would rather like to keep quiet about today. American army back then even officially informed in a document that they had not come as liberators, but in order to "occupy an enemy country". But Mr. Schornsheim proves that a terrible life trauma does not necessarily lead to psychological brokenness and lifelong weakness. The old generations obviously knew how to deal with blows of fate much better than our effeminate citizens of today´s Germany. )