Truman Found FDR's Secret Map - What It Revealed Made Him Sick

You Tube ^ | November 11, 2025 | YouTube Documentary

[silent majority rising]

Discover the shocking secret map President Truman found in FDR's desk that revealed Roosevelt knew about Nazi concentration camps since 1942 but refused to bomb them. Learn the disturbing truth about the railway lines to Auschwitz that could have been destroyed, the tens of thousands of lives that might have been saved, and the sick political calculations behind Roosevelt's decision. This is the hidden Holocaust document that changed how Truman viewed his predecessor forever and shaped America's approach to humanitarian crises. Explore the moral failure FDR tried to hide and why Truman sealed these documents for decades.

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[silent majority rising]

"Mr. President, you're looking at a decision President Roosevelt made in 1943, a decision many of us disagreed with at the time." Stimson explained what Truman was discovering. Beginning in 1942, intelligence reports had reached the Roosevelt administration about Nazi extermination camps. Initially, the reports were fragmentary and hard to verify, but by mid 1943, the evidence was overwhelming and undeniable. Jewish refugees who had escaped Poland brought firsthand testimony. Polish resistance fighters provided detailed information. Aerial reconnaissance photographs showed the camps. British intelligence confirmed the reports. The Nazi regime was systematically murdering millions of Jews, Roma, disabled people,political prisoners, and others in industrial-cale killing facilities. The question then became, what should the Allies do about it? Jewish organizations in America and Britain begged Roosevelt and Churchill to bomb the railway lines leading to the camps, particularly to Auschwitz Burkenau, the largest killing center. The argument was straightforward. Destroy the rail lines and you disrupt the Nazis ability to transport victims to the gas chambers. The map also influenced Truman's approach to the creation of Israel. In 1947 and 1948, Truman faced enormous pressure from the State Department and military advisers not to support the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine. They argued it would alienate Arab nations and threaten American oil interests. But Truman remembered Roosevelt's map. He remembered the railway lines that could have been bombed and weren't. He remembered the tens of thousands who died while America looked away. and Truman decided he would not repeat Roosevelt's take of letting political calculations override moral imperatives. Against the advice of almost his entire foreign policy establishment, Truman recognized Israel 11 minutes after it declaredindependence on May 14th, 1948. When his advisers asked him why he was taking such a politically risky position, Truman's response was blunt. I've seen what happens when we choose political convenience over doing what's right. I won't do it again. He never mentioned Roosevelt's map publicly, but those close to Truman knew it had profoundly affected his thinking about Jewish issues and humanitarian interventions. The discovery of Roosevelt's map also changed how Truman viewed his predecessor's legacy.

[bwest]

Sounds like clickbait to me.

[ConservativeMind]

Both were Democrats.

[logi_cal869]

I don’t know about clickbait, but I never believed the story [i.e., “LIE”] that the Allies didn’t know anything about the DEATH CAMPS before soldiers stumbled upon them.

I’ll check out the vid later.

[Salman]

This is so secret I heard about it before there was an internet.

My father used get angry about it.

[Jane Long]

One of the replies ...

Roosevelt not only allowed the murder of Jews in Concentration Camps, He refused, the 1939, MS St. Louis, a luxury liner that left Hamburg Germany with Nine Hundred and thirty German Jewish refugees. That was headed for Cuba for protection. Roosevelt would not intervene, so the ship departed for Florida with the ~1,000 Jews and Roosevelt allowed Florida to refuse the ship to dock. Then Canada also refused the ship portage. the ship returned to Europe.

Another reply mentions the movie made about the above ... Voyage of the D@mned.

Heartbreaking.

[dfwgator]

They certainly were aware that Jews in Europe were in peril, as soon as 1939, when they turned away the SS St. Louis.

[AppyPappy]

Rather telling that Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin all knew about the camps and did nothing. Then imagine their shock and outrage when they were “discovered”.

[Big Red Badger]

“That Was Easy”
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[dfwgator]

That was headed for Cuba for protection.

I always wonder perhaps if Fidel Castro was God's judgement on Cuba for turning them away.

[RinaseaofDs]

You’re likely right.

[JesusIsLord]

So, precisely what was the “the sick political calculation behind Roosevelt’s decision” ?

[13Sisters76]

Of course he knew. And it was in perfect alignment with the population groups targeted by Sanger’s eugenics ideology. People are dispensable based on their DNA. I read about this so many years ago and it is just one reason why I have hated the left for my entire life.

[Cincinnatus.45-70]

Click bait or not, I don’t watch videos. Now if there was a book about the subject....

Fewer and fewer people read anything or have any idea about sources. Guess what AI is going to do with those people in 5-10 years? Anything it wants.

[TheThirdRuffian]

The fact that Truman sealed the documents and his FDR’s crimes makes him an accessory after the fact.

He put Party before America.

Disgusting.

[rlmorel]

I am no fan of Roosevelt due to his actions regarding the economy and government. And Truman was fully complicit in allowing Soviet infiltration of our government.

He didn’t want to do anything about it because all of it would reflect badly on the Democrat party, and actively and personally occluded and obstructed investigations into Soviet agents in this country who put it at risk. It is important to note that he did not do this because he was in bed with the Soviets. He did it because he was a party hack and didn’t want to hurt the “party brand” (what we call it today) because ALL of it reflected poorly on the Democrats.

Roosevelt just ignored it. When he was told early on that the Hiss brothers (Alger and Donald) he told the messenger to “Go F**k himself” and as far as he was concerned, that was the end of it.

[dfwgator]

He did it because he was a party hack and didn’t want to hurt the “party brand” (what we call it today) because ALL of it reflected poorly on the Democrats.

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Or because he didn’t want to end up dead. There was a “Deep State” even back then.

[Vigilanteman]

Yep. And Truman was still arguably the 2nd best Democrat president of the 20th century (after JFK). It just goes to show you how awful the rest of them were.

[greenbrier]

Both were Democrats.

Aye, but the Great American Dictator Roosevelt was a uniquely harmful sort.

Truman was burdened with cleaning up the mess left behind.

[Brian Griffin]

“bomb the railway lines leading to the camps”

Railway lines could typically be repaired in hours by the Germans.