The Dark Story of Amon Göth — the Real Monster Behind Schindler's List

The Dark Story of Amon Göth — the Real Monster Behind Schindler's List In September 1944, an SS captain on leave in Vienna was arrested. The men who took him were not Allied soldiers. They were the SS. Two years to the day later, Amon Göth (often spelled Goeth) was hanged in Kraków, and fifty years after that the world learned his face from Schindler's List. This is the full life of Amon Göth: the publisher's son from Vienna, the illegal years, Lublin, the Kraków ghetto, the villa above Płaszów, Oskar Schindler's bargain, the arrest by his own side, and the tribunal in Kraków. On Wartime Lives, every video is one life, told from the first choice to the last day. Chapters 1. A Publisher's Son 2. The Illegal Years 3. Lublin 4. The Ghetto 5. The Villa Above the Camp 6. Schindler's Bargain 7. Arrested by His Own 8. The Tribunal Credits Archival photos and film: Wikimedia Commons contributors, public domain and CC BY / CC BY-SA 2.0–4.0, including Bundesarchiv (CC BY-SA 3.0 DE). Full photo credits are available on request. Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under CC BY 4.0: "Plaint", "Past Sadness", "Heavy Heart", "Immersed", "Sad Trio", "Hidden Past", "Gymnopedie No 3", "Rains Will Fall", "Dark Fog", "Touching Moments Two - Higher", "Oppressive Gloom", "Gloom Horizon", "Mourning Song", "News of Sorrow". #WW2 #History #AmonGoeth #SchindlersList #WartimeLives