The Scientist Who Saved Billions—and Killed Millions | Fritz Haber

Описание: The Scientist Who Saved Billions—and Killed Millions | Fritz Haber

Was Fritz Haber a savior… or a monster?

This video explores one of the darkest moral paradoxes in human history.
The same scientist who helped feed nearly half the planet also helped invent modern chemical warfare.

Fritz Haber was the man behind the Haber–Bosch process, a breakthrough that allowed humans to convert air into fertilizer.
This single invention made mass agriculture possible and saved billions from starvation.

But the same chemistry also enabled:

Germany to prolong World War I

The first large-scale poison gas attacks in history

The technological foundations that later enabled Holocaust

In this video, you’ll journey from:

19th-century farms facing global famine

To the trenches of Ypres filled with chlorine gas

To the gas chambers that used Zyklon B

You’ll also witness a deeply personal tragedy:

How Haber’s wife Clara Immerwahr, herself a brilliant scientist, opposed chemical weapons—and paid with her life

How the nation Haber sacrificed everything for ultimately rejected him as a Jew

How his own family later died using gas derived from his institute’s research

This is not a story about good vs evil.
It is a story about science without morality, loyalty without limits, and the terrifying truth that progress and destruction can come from the same equation.

This video forces you to confront:

Can a scientist be responsible for how their invention is used?

Is saving billions worth killing millions?

Is science neutral—or does responsibility always belong to the creator?

Every time you eat food grown with fertilizer…
Every time you study chemistry or technology…
You are living inside Fritz Haber’s legacy.

This video is not comfortable.
But history was never meant to be.

Watch till the end—and decide for yourself:
Was Fritz Haber humanity’s savior… or its most dangerous mind?