The BRUTAL EX3CUTION of N4ZI General Anton Dostler *WARNING: HARD to Stomach

In the inner courtyard of a military prison, a middle‑aged man with a stern face and a uniform without insignia was slowly led toward a makeshift wooden structure. His name was Anton Dostler. A general. A Nazi. A decorated executioner. In front of him, the firing squad was already aligned, rifles ready, dark glasses on. There were no speeches. No redemption. Only a brief reading of charges and the thick silence of History settling accounts.

That moment frozen in time — recorded by U.S. Army cameras — was not simply the execution of an enemy officer. It was the first high‑ranking Nazi to be convicted and executed for war crimes under the legal auspices of the postwar era. Not in the name of vengeance, but of a Justice that was only just beginning to take shape amid the rubble of the Third Reich.

Dostler was not a solitary monster: he was part of the machinery, a cultured, obedient, methodical gear. His face while listening to the sentence — motionless, icy, almost defiant — condenses the tragedy of an age in which blind obedience killed more than bullets.

This documentary reconstructs the rise, the fall, and the brutal end of a general who served an extermination regime… and who paid with his life the loyalty to horror.




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WARNING: This documentary is presented in an educational and historical context. We do not tolerate or promote hatred toward any group of people, violence, or any political ideology. We condemn these events so that they will never happen again. NEVER AGAIN.