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The Wilhelm Gustloff The Forgotten Tragedy of World War II

January 30th, 1945. As the Soviet Red Army closed in on East Prussia, a German ship — the Wilhelm Gustloff — set sail carrying over 10,000 refugees fleeing the front lines. Hours later, it was struck by three Soviet torpedoes. Over 9,000 people died, most of them women and children. It remains the deadliest maritime disaster in history — and for decades, it was erased from memory. This is the full story — from the ship’s creation as a Nazi symbol of leisure, to its final night in the frozen Baltic, to the silence that followed under the Iron Curtain. Told through survivor accounts, military archives, and the voices of those who dove to find her, this is not just history — it’s remembrance. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 — Intro | The Ship the World Forgot 04:18 — Part 1: Voyage into Darkness 15:37 — Part 2: The Ice and the Iron Curtain 28:45 — Part 3: The Men Who Sank Her 42:12 — Part 4: The Forgotten Graves 56:31 — Part 5: The Sea Remembers 01:04:00 — Closing Narration & Credits 🔖 Hashtags #WW2Aftermath #WilhelmGustloff #WW2Documentary #WW2History #NaziGermany #SovietNavy #MaritimeDisaster #HistoryChannel #WW2AftermathSeries #BrittleVictory #ForgottenWW2 #WorldWarIIStories #Shipwrecks #BeneathTheWaves #GermanHistory #WW2Tragedy