Werewolf footage from 1942 Germany

Hello all,

I recently came across a youtube video that looks like a clip from a German documentary show, that allegedly shows Nazi soldiers with the body of what appears to be the corpse of a werewolf or some other beast-man. I have not seen this video or a topic on it here on ATS, so I thought I would share and see what people think about it.

Here is the link- fast forward to about 3:15 to see the corpse:

Nice find but for some reason I think the footage is recent not shot during ww2, dunno why but it does to me so If it is recent it is all fake.

Nice video. Would love to know the source on that. The body in the video is strangely distorted and appears to be a female. Guessing this was probably from some movie on werewolves and this was a video made to look old that someone in the movie found or something.

reply to post by Nathwa


Nazi Werewolves, Hitlers greatest creation yet.

Why do the uniforms they are wearing look like U.S Army staff uniforms?

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Looks like paper mache...

@ 3:43 you see the face...

Not buyin it...

Cool video though

I think it is odd that it switches to color part way through and the soldiers don't look the same to me. Cool though. Thanks

HOAX....

www.hoaxorfact.com...

I ran over my data plan, and now my internet is all slow. I can't watch it what's your view on it?

Dose it look faked, like the werewolf footage from monster quest?

Are can you tell that it's a known animal?

This is going to drive me nuts, I love this stuff.

I'm going to star you hopefully plenty of comments will be made.

Originally posted by Tlexlapoca
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Nazi Werewolves, Hitlers greatest creation yet.

Why do the uniforms they are wearing look like U.S Army staff uniforms?

edit on 19-6-2013 by Tlexlapoca because: (no reason given)

I don't know. I do not know much about military uniform history- so if they are wearing something more modern in appearance that could be an indication that the footage with the body is a reenactment.

What I would like to know is if this is a reenactment, then was there an actual incident in 1942 that this is based on?

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You can tell when they fiddle around with the lens zoom it's recent.

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Good find. I guess that settles it then.

I vote for fake, too.

The video looks like a video run through an "aging" program.

Bodies dont die in that position!
not from gun shots any way.
Fake.
and why do the solders keep jumping from old to new?

Originally posted by Vasa Croe
HOAX....

www.hoaxorfact.com...

Yep, just read that too.

And looking at their 2012 Show Reel on Vimeo, looks like they like to do creature features.

Found the show reel on youtube:

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Thanks for that great link.
Never been to that site before.

Looks like some kind of parody.

The uniforms and hairstyles are very modern, although they do have one helmet that may be memorobilia.

The place names are very tongue-in-cheek.
The "Scheizer Grenze" means the defector's border.

"Feld des Unsinnes" means Field of nonsense or hooey.

It broadly says that there have been many allegations of the Nazi involvement with the occult, but the proof has been found with the Remus creature (I guess from the mythological founders of Rome, who were suckled by a she-wolf), which however turned out to be made from the manipulated bones of a wolf.

Definitely a joke.
The point somehow escapes me (assuming one was intended), although it seems to poke fun at occult allegations against the Nazis.

Aha, see it has already been debunked above.

The documentation deals with the envolvement Nazis may or may not had with occultism and the paranormal.
Also the narrator says at the end, the skeletton is still in a museum in Berlin.

Although they also thought it was a hoax (the skeletton consisted of "manipulated wolf bones"), the government decided to test the skeletton again to determine its origin.

(not my opinion, just the translation)

Edit: should've read the post above me

the color uniforms are definitely post world war 2. look very modern to me. the unnatural way the body is curled up just doesn't look right to me......neat video nonetheless

Originally posted by TAVG09
the color uniforms are definitely post world war 2. look very modern to me. the unnatural way the body is curled up just doesn't look right to me......neat video nonetheless

The uniforms are correct for 1942 - well, most of them are, except for the insignia and the headgear. The camouflage uniforms were an SS pattern introduced in 1937 called "Platanenmuster" (www.artizandesigns.com...).

The hairstyles are terrible. The dude with the white scarf was wearing it to hide his locks. And the star trek sideburns on the other guy...

if it is real it is either some unkown animal or they killed a werewolf in human form ( they always shift when they die)