The Nazi General Who Defied Hitler—And Saved 250,000 Lives

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The Nazi General Who Defied Hitler—And Saved 250,000 Lives

Who was General Walther Wenck, and why did he defy Hitler’s orders in the final days of World War 2? In this video, we uncover the story of a brilliant strategist who prioritized humanity over blind obedience. From his rapid rise to “The Boy General” to his remarkable rescue mission that saved tens of thousands, Wenck’s legacy is one of ethical leadership and compassion in the darkest of times.

Discover:

Wenck’s rise through the Wehrmacht ranks
His pivotal role as commander of the 12th Army
The daring evacuation of soldiers and civilians from the Forest of Halbe
His decision to defy Hitler and focus on saving lives
The Elbe River crossings and their significance

Wenck’s story challenges us to reflect on duty, morality, and the power of individual choices to shape history.

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