Hellstorm

Hellstorm: The Genocide of Germany by the Common Enemy

March 15th, 2017

Change your plans for this evening, because this is a documentary you have to see. Yesterday I saw another amazing documentary titled “Hellstorm” made by Kyle Hunt, and based on the book “Hellstorm: The Death of Nazi Germany, 1944-1947” by Thomas Goodrich. You can watch it for free (embedded below), but you can also order DVDs from the official website. If those options don’t work, look for a torrent on The Pirate Bay, or click on this magnet link (you’ll need to have a torrent download program such as utorrent installed first). Yet another alternative is watching it on Archive.org (embedded below).

Not surprisingly, this documentary has consistently been censored on YouTube ever since its release in 2015. I was able to find some German translations when I searched YouTube last night, but the official English version has been taken down.

This documentary is an excellent companion to another great documentary on the same subject titled “Adolf Hitler: The Greatest Story NEVER Told” (TGSNT) which I blogged about in the past.

A screenshot from “Hellstorm”

As they often say, history is written by the victors, and this is most certainly the case here. For many years we’ve been fed a completely fabricated and false version of what actually happened during World War II. We’ve been conditioned into believing that Hitler and Germany were the problem, when in actual fact they were the victims. They were the victims of great evil that still has the world enslaved today as I mentioned before. This evil is the “common enemy” as mentioned in the title of the above video on Vimeo, “international Jewry” as Hitler often called them, or the Zionist financial and banking elite as I usually like to refer to them.

After watching this documentary, you’ll realize that the ethnic cleansing and genocide happening in Palestine these days is simply business as usual for these people. In fact, together with TGSNT, this documentary will help you better understand much of what’s going on in the world today. Check it out ASAP!

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Collin Seretis March 16th, 2017 at 3:13 am

Hello Karel, I have been reading a lot about what happened to Germany after WW1 and also after WW2, the raping and killing of German women and children, which was horrible. There is one thing that bothers me. The German military killed and tortured innocent civilians in all the countries they occupied. They too produce from Greece to send it to the Russian Front and the civilians died of starvation. They rebelled against the occupying forces and they were executed for fighting back.
Why did the German soldiers treat civilians so bad?

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- Karel Donk March 16th, 2017 at 10:02 am
  
  Do you have any references for this? In any case, in any war you sometimes have soldiers whose behavior goes beyond the norm. This was also the case during WW2 in Germany, when German soldiers saw the cruel atrocities committed by the Russian Bolsheviks as they advanced into German territory. Sometimes German soldiers became very angry and responded in kind on the battlefield, although Hitler never ordered this. The difference with the allied terror bombing campaigns discussed in the documentary above is that those were deliberate policy of genocide and mass murder coming from higher up.
  
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  - Collin Seretis March 16th, 2017 at 7:01 pm
    
    Hi Karel, Hitler had ordered that any POWs that escape, they will be shot. This goes against the Geneva Convention. I have read all this on YouTube and Pinterest.
    Also any citizen that kills a German soldier, 100 men would be executed. This was the practice all over Europe. The people did not want Germans to occupy their country, neither were they happy when all the produce in Greece was sent to he Russian Front for the soldiers. Greeks were starving to death. I know this for sure.
    
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    - Karel Donk March 16th, 2017 at 8:35 pm
      
      You have to be careful when you read things on the Internet without references and primary sources especially when it concerns Hitler. This is because there’s a lot of anti-Hitler propaganda, misinformation and disinformation being spread to demonize him. For example, those who blame the ‘Holocaust’ on Hitler, to this day cannot produce an official document where it’s clear that Hitler even knew about that, let alone gave the orders to gas Jews. It’s all just based on lies. So demand to see the official documents proving that was the case.
    - Collin Seretis March 16th, 2017 at 9:20 pm
      
      You know it’s very difficult to find the truth, because I wasn’t there to see and experience myself. My relatives and my mother did experience malnutrition and starvation and one of he sisters did of starvation during the German occupation because all the produce was sent to feed the soldiers fighting the Russians, that is a fact.
    - Karel Donk March 16th, 2017 at 9:27 pm
      
      It is very difficult to find the truth. In this world filled with deception you have to do a lot of extra work for it. This means doing the necessary thinking and research. It takes a lot of time. But if you value the truth, you’ll make time for it. Remember one thing: always ask for primary sources, and in this case, original historical documents. And when you find them, double and triple check them.
    - Collin Seretis March 16th, 2017 at 9:34 pm
      
      My Mothers experience is definitely a fact. There is no doubt about that. People experienced starvation and death with the executions of young men at the Rifle Range, simply because they fought against the invaders.
      If Hitler had treated the people better, there wouldn’t have been a rebellion. If an Army invaded your country and you were treated badly, would you fight back?
    - Karel Donk March 16th, 2017 at 9:41 pm
      
      Which people did Hitler treat badly?
    - Collin Seretis March 16th, 2017 at 9:44 pm
      
      The Greek population and the population of the countries the Germans invaded.
    - Karel Donk March 16th, 2017 at 9:50 pm
      
      That was in response to their support for England’s war against Germany.
    - Collin Seretis March 16th, 2017 at 9:54 pm
      
      The issue is that the Government of Greece decided to side with Britain against Germany, the civilians didn’t, they suffered because of their governments decision.
    - Karel Donk March 16th, 2017 at 9:59 pm
      
      That still happens today, and that’s exactly why I am against government and the system of enslavement which they force upon their citizens worldwide. I go into more details on that in my post “Statism: A System for your Enslavement”. We should get rid of this perverted system asap.
    - Collin Seretis March 16th, 2017 at 10:04 pm
      
      I agree with what Hitler did to get Germany out of the horrible starvation,corruption and decadence that the allies imposed on Germany after the WW1. He brought Germany out of this misery,.
    - Karel Donk March 16th, 2017 at 11:44 pm
      
      Yes he did. He was a very smart man. If you read the book “Hitler’s Table Talk” this becomes very clear. However, an authoritarian system of society is not the best solution, although at that time it was probably the only option he had.
    - Collin Seretis March 17th, 2017 at 1:19 am
      
      This is something else I don’t understand. Hitler loved children and animals and he was a vegetarian because he didn’t like animals being killed and yet there wer a lot of atrocities committed by the Wafen SS in a little French village where civilians were killed and the whole village was burnt to the ground.
    - Karel Donk March 17th, 2017 at 10:43 am
      
      What’s your source for that?
    - Collin Seretis March 17th, 2017 at 3:40 pm
      
      The name of the town is, Oradour-Sur-Glane. The Germans killed 642 civilians including 205 children. The town was totally destroyed and it was left like that till today.
      Look it up on the Internet. It is now a ghost town.
    - Karel Donk March 17th, 2017 at 4:22 pm
      
      It appears an SS commander acted on his own and went too far. Like I mentioned above, unfortunately in war such things can happen, even in recent times (for example during the invasion of Iraq in 2003 where prisoners where humiliated and mistreated by US soldiers acting on their own).
    - Ove Onkli October 1st, 2019 at 7:44 pm
      
      I have been reading a lot of old newspapers from NorwayJ “Fritt Folk” (free people) Valdres-avis and Opplendingen for the years 1940-45. People from Valdres emigrated to USA or Minnesota (Vikings) to be precise.
      
      The Germans executed a whole village of 239 inhabitants,for killing a German soldier. If it’s thru or propaganda I don’t know. I do know that this type of retaliation are extremely effective to stop non combatant from killing German soldiers.
      
      In Norway we only have five years of freedom the last one thousand years, and that’s the years 1940-45. The Germans didn’t invade Norway 1940 april 9. they liberated the people. The Germans built defense wall (the Atlantic wall) from Spain to Russia.
      
      The SINKING of “BLÜCHER” DUTCHLAND in Norway Drøbaksundet 9. april 1940 is bullshit. The wreck on the bottom at Drøbaksundet sank 1913, and it’s also called Blücher.
      
      Ove O
Charly W. September 26th, 2017 at 5:29 am

There have been investigations in this case, what happend. It looks that the poulation was hiding in the church, full with ammunition and explosives. The bombing of the church led to the explosion that killed hundreds inside. The local people knew this.

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- Karel Donk September 27th, 2017 at 10:46 am
  
  I think you should look into what happened some more.
  
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Nadja September 19th, 2018 at 6:31 pm

Thank you for your work. I was born in the 70s and I have gone through life feeling horribly guilty. After watching your documentary and “The greatest story never told”, I feel gutted but I can now make peace with my country’s history.

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- Karel Donk September 20th, 2018 at 9:00 am
  
  Don’t let people make you believe lies about Germany’s history and the German people. They had the highest standards and it’s no coincidence Germany became a world power in 5 short years during Hitler.
  
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