HIAG - Secret Power SS of the Nazi Reich.Documentary

At 00:00:00 the video introduces the topic of HIAG and the secret power of the SS. At 00:01:14 it discusses key SS figures Otto Kumm, Paul Hausser, and Kurt Meer. At 00:04:16 it explains why SS criminals were pardoned under Adenauer's amnesty and Khrushchev's release of German prisoners. At 00:06:20 it covers why the FRG and GDR did not recognize SS members. At 00:08:19 it examines the legalization of the SS and how criminals circumvented laws. At 00:10:29 it reports on meetings of SS veterans and the scandal that shook the world. At 00:14:00 it describes the rehabilitation of Nazism and how the SS disguised their propaganda. At 00:16:20 it introduces HIAG as a mutual aid society for former Waffen SS members and its plans to seize power. At 00:19:30 it discusses the justification of Nazism under the guise of children's literature. At 00:23:06 it contrasts Leon Degrelle with HIAG and why the SS were at odds. At 00:26:21 it profiles Hausser and why he is considered the most dangerous SS general. At 00:28:55 it explores the emergence of a neo‑Nazi syndicate in Germany and the justification of war criminals. At 00:32:04 it explains how HIAG created a PMC from the SS and built an army of mercenaries. At 00:33:30 it details how mercenaries were recruited from former Waffen SS soldiers. At 00:40:58 it discusses why France believed HIAG was connected to the gold of the Third Reich. At 00:42:36 it presents witnesses of the Third Reich and how the SS wanted to seize power in Germany again. At 00:44:05 it lists SS generals who wanted to become the new Führer of the Reich. At 00:47:02 it explains how and why neo‑Nazi youth groups were created in Europe. At 00:49:50 it reveals a cunning trick used to destroy Nazi propaganda. At 00:52:49 it outlines HIAG's plan for Nazi revenge and the last decrees of General Bietrich. At 00:55:21 it questions whether the SS are outlaws and why they were not paid a pension. At 00:59:05 it tells the story of a grandfather from Argentina and how former SS members were going to return to Germany. At 01:00:55 it explains why new generations of Germans despised HIAG and disrupted their meetings. At 01:02:00 it asks whether the SS club HIAG exists now. At 01:03:30 it discusses who created the myths about the SS in the post‑Soviet space. At 01:06:00 it offers behind‑the‑scenes insights.