you have hitler and himmler stationed there a high concentration maybe there is german documentation from these regional archives to understand what happens locally of whether or not hitler and himmler had a direct influence. in the early '90s the decision making process can we find a smoking gun? that is what i was thinking i was naive the nafta think maybe i would find because sometimes the important material does not turn up in the headquarters but because somebody copies of file at a lower-level it is a bad of regional archives. i thought i would find high-level directives how it started with hitler and himmler's direct but when i got to the archives i was astounded because there was a significant collection of material things i do nobody has looked at. files literally footprints on the documents cover the edges were burned bright kid imagine when the red are be caved in every occupied they were picking this up off the streets because there was more fair and shoving them id files the archivist was incredibly gracious because of this moment in time the ukraine is just establishing

wiping out the race mainstream history books continue to pretend never happened in those one hundred himmler called the final solution quote delousing there was only the pilgrim armies rallying cry in its make lice in its being indian babies this is a map of indian nations across the us eighty percent of the first governments entire budget went on attacking existing indian third summons to take the developed farmland settlers would most probably not so survive price jennings on their own ninety five percent of america's entire population was then wiped. it's american holocaust knows there is documented evidence of colonists leaders going of the town deliberately killing all men women and children yes school text and history books remained silent orders came from the very top under the direct order of george washington at least twenty eight thirty and they could towns and all the towns of the mohawk on tiger and co hugo was simply obliterated george washington wrote the indian country must be destroyed thomas jefferson called to quote indians to extermination nobel peace prize winner theodore

himmler had to keep issuing orders around eastern part, stop taking pictures.a lot of the soldiers were told you were making history and in the regular magazines, the german equivalent of like a kodak, they were advertising get your personal, you know, your camera congress not shy came and bring it with you and document this wonderful history are participating in. are also documenting the killing, because that's part of what this campaign was all about. so you have a lot of evidence from soldiers in terms of documentation, and these are situating. some of these images are being developed back in germany. i spoke to a woman in brother it was when my witnesses and heard job, she was young woman, she was a photo technician. she's sitting in munich developing photos of these atrocities on the eastern front. >> so that's basically the myth was it was somehow separate? >> no. >> the myth also was that the ordinary german didn't know -- [inaudible] >> we know from diaries like the diary of the dresden -- were starting to find entries and batteries even in the fall of

because i figured out from my advisors were, richard brightman wrote an excellent study of heinrich himmler the head of the whole ss police apparatus that hitler had is headquarters in finance, about 50, 60 miles south. so i thought come here is an interesting place. it's in the heart of the settlement, which is historically important for jewish -- russian jewish history. catherine the great fit at this reservation to find jewish population of the empire to this particular area. it was at the heartland of jewish history, obviously a large population. concentrations are sometimes dirty% to 50% and not cause for once, of course from ikea. i thought you got hitler station there. in these regional archives. i can start to understand what happened locally and whether or not hitler had a direct influence on that. in the early 90s, the big question of historiography with the decision-making question. when did the holocaust began? that was really what i was thinking when i went out there. i was naÏve enough to think may be some of the most important material is not turned. and the horde quarters. a

another half-million women in support positions as flight recorders, radio up raiders, where tappers, himmler's order to maintain secrecy friends and send these were special auxiliaries gestapo headquarters and prisons. 2500, 2005 in the teachers were sent to one region alone in poland to participate in the german and station efforts to set up kindergartens when the german refugees came into kind of teach them all about the nazi ideology and so forth. so these were 200, over 200,000 women that were s. s. rides off as men and they were encouraged to stay with their a man because the ss organization was an elite racial organization. we find many ss wives in these locations so they could be together and propagate and continue to promote the race and have more children. here is an image. i think it's quite illustrative of this phonon manon. nurses being sworn in berlin and you can see the magnitude of this. this is during the war. the image on the right is from the cover of a brochure. the east needs you and this is trying to recruit women to be resettlement advisers so when ethnic german refugees

you talk about knowledge, himmler had to keep issuing orders around the eastern front, stop taking pictures. a lot of these soldiers were told you are making history and in the magazines the german equivalent of kodak or advertising, get your camera, your snapshot camera and bring it with you and document this wonderful history you are taking part in. they were also documenting the killing because it was part of what this campaign was all about so you have a lot of evidence from soldiers in terms of documentation and these are circulating, these images. some of these images are being developed that can germany. i spoke to a woman near dachau amber beria who was one of my witnesses and she was young woman. she was a photo technician. she is sitting in munich developing photos of these atrocities on the eastern front. >> so that is basically a myth? the myth that the ordinary german didn't know that the atrocities were. [inaudible] >> we know from diarist like a diary of klemperer. we were finding entries in diaries even in the fall of 41. the information is circulating. unlike the allied par