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Nazi Interacting With People at the Concentration Camp

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Nazi Interacting With People at the Concentration Camp

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16 May, 1943 Travelling from Runderroth to Engelskirchen

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“It’s the Hitler Youth’s own fault . . . every order I was given contained a threat.” - Edelweiss Pirate

“They sought their counter-identity in what they saw as the ‘slovenly’ culture of . . . England and America.” - Richard Bessel, historian

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The Edelweiss Pirates were a former Nazi youth group, with boys and girls, that formed their own group where they could express their ideas and interests. They would camp in the forest, sing, talk, and even fight Hitler Youth patrols.

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The Swing-Jugened, or swing kids, were a strong contrast to the authoritative, formal lifestyle encouraged on them. They loved foreign music, wild styles of dancing, and were very accepting of Jews as well as other outsiders, which made them unique and can be seen throughout this video.

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Swing Kids, 1993 | The Benny Goodman Orchestra - Sing Sing Sing

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Edelweiss Pirates Singing and Playing Instruments

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Edelweiss Pirates Singing and Playing Instruments

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Arnold Schoenberg: A Survivor from Warsaw