Always be an Albert... and never a Hermann. He was a good human being, all the way to the end of his life.

And suddenly I realise the inspiration for the House brothers in Fallout.

Albert deserves a goddamn statue. And a movie. A faithful one. A historically accurate one. A truthful one.

One of the greatest failings of the Nazis to maintain their image of “absolute rulers” on the home front was Albert being there, and Albert being Albert.

I did not know Hermann had a brother...what a cool guy Albert was, shame he had to spend time in prison.

This must be worth a movie

I disagree that the marriage wasn't out of love. It may not have been romantic love, but it was a love that cared that she was taken care of after his death.

I really wish someone would make a movie about Albert

Jesus, Albert is the goat 👌🏽

God, no good deed goes unpunished

Thank you for another great video!!! I always learn so much from you!!!🤗🤗🤗

Albert did his best and died as a hated alcoholic... This world really is a horrible place.

Loving the chair

It's truly shocking how different the brothers were

I never knew this!

You can pick your nose you can pick your friends but you can't pick your relatives😮😢

Wonder what the skull that was staring at us signifies...

Al Capones brother was Prohibition agent

What was the relevance with the Norwegian fella to the two Goring brothers? It was interesting enough for sure but I couldn't understand why it was tacked on to the end of this video, unless I missed something

There was also Heinz Heydrich, the younger brother of Reinhard Heydrich(head of the RSHA, which encompassed the Gestapo, the SD and the Criminal Police, and one of the main architects of the Holocaust. He chaired the Wannsee Conference, where senior Nazi officials coordinated the implementation of the already-decided “Final Solution” the deportation and murder of Europe's Jews). Heinz was an SS officer and worked on the Eastern Front as an editor for the Nazi propaganda magazine Panzerfaust, a newspaper aimed at German soldiers.

After the assassination of his brother in 1942, Heinz received a collection of Reinhard's personal papers. After reading them, he apparently became aware for the first time of the full extent of the systematic persecution and extermination of Jews. He subsequently used the printing facilities of Panzerfaust to produce forged documents and helped Jews escape deportation.

In November 1944, an economic commission investigated the Panzerfaust editorial office, apparently because of shortages of paper. Heinz feared that his activities had been discovered and subsequently committed suicide.

9,28;ish seem too harsh towards my native country since we were given "Weapons pledges" from France and England and those were carved in as history show, in soapstone