The Shocking Fate of SS Members After WW2
At its peak, the SS had over 800,000 members. But what became of this massive force after the fall of Nazi Germany? The numbers tell a startling story. Only 1,700 out of 70,000 concentration camp staff were ever tried. Thousands more used secret 'ratlines' to escape to South America. And in West Germany, some even managed to join the new armed forces. In today’s video, we break down these statistics and reveal the surprising and often disturbing fate of the SS after World War II.
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Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:30 The Nuremberg Trials
02:54 Ratlines: The Nazi Escape Routes
05:58 SS Members in Post-War Intelligence
07:53 SS Veterans and Post-War Germany
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