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PART 11 OF 11:HELLSTORM THE DEATH OF NAZI GERMANY...CRIME OF THE AGE
12-6-18
Hellstorm
The Death of Nazi Germany
1944–1947
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PART 11 OF 11:HELLSTORM THE DEATH OF NAZI GERMANY...CRIME OF THE AGE
This finishes up Hellstorm,the so called victors continue to hope that people will not pick it up.The Germans as the instigators propaganda needs to be seen for what it is.A smokescreen for the activities of the allies in post war Germany. As an American it troubled me greatly to read our part in the raping and pillaging of the German people.And if we look closely at the pattern of immigration out of the Middle East,it appears that once again Germany is facing an assault on it's sovereignty among others on the continent of Europe. My ancestors were from Northern Europe and I take pride in my heritage. Looking at my race,we are a hard headed bunch,often to our own detriment,so it greatly troubles me today,to still see the activities of the allies effect Germany in such a destructive way.
I keep hearing the 'Make America great again' slogan,and I have been doing my due diligence to find that time when America was great,and as of yet,I have not been able to locate this greatness.Can not say I am surprised, but I would just as well settle for America being honest some day.Enough with these contemptible allies,they are no such thing.England's comeuppance has been a long time coming,we need to STOP being their Military arm.They played us twice,if it happens again,there will be a country no more.The time to end the lies is now.
The Death of Nazi Germany
1944–1947
by Thomas Goodrich
Crime of the Age
As was the case throughout eastern Germany during the spring of 1945, while millions had fled in terror from the Red Army or found themselves snared by the swift Soviet advance, millions more had held to their homes, determined to somehow weather the storm. With defeat following soon after, thousands of starving, bedraggled refugees returned east, trusting that it was better to suffer and die at home, surrounded by all that was familiar, than suffer and die on the roads as homeless vagabonds. Unbeknownst to this multitude of wretched humanity, they were living on borrowed time,they no longer had a home.
Under agreements articulated at Yalta and codified at Potsdam, Russia would receive vast stretches of German and Polish territory in the east and, in recompense, Poland would absorb large tracts of the former Reich in the west, including much of Prussia, Pomerania and the extremely rich, industrialized province of Silesia. What such an action implied was chillingly revealed by Winston Churchill. When a Polish official expressed doubt that such a massive uprooting of people could be carried out, the British prime minister waved all concerns aside: “Don’t mind the five or more million Germans. Stalin will see to them. You will not have trouble with them: they will cease to exist.”1
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