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Comment by DTOM on October 15, 2018 at 8:39pm

@Ria

Look into the history of Weimar Germany and compare it with our current situation.

The sick decadence and depravity of Berlin in that time - https://www.darkmoon.me/2013/the-sexual-decadence-of-weimar-germany/

That the communist internationale was based there (NOT in Moscow)

"persecuted authors and artists whose works they considered subversive."

Have you ever looked into exactly who they were?

THEY never stop.

In THEIR own words.

Hmmm, is it any wonder that the German people voted for Hitler?

I wonder why THEY have been booted out of nations repeatedly over the millennia.

It's all just a little bit of history repeating...

Comment by DTOM on October 15, 2018 at 7:24pm

No more brother wars...

If you don't know who the real enemy is by now...who profits in every way from war, from the economic, political, religious, social, societal and spiritual upheaval - who has undermined nations for millennia - then we are lost.

Unlike times before, this is truly a global war we face.

There is nowhere left to run to, and there will be NO second chance if their endgame succeeds.

Comment by Ria on June 15, 2013 at 1:34am

Patton wrote in his diary on 4 January 1945: "The Eleventh Armored is very green and took unnecessary losses to no effect. There were also some unfortunate incidents in the shooting of prisoners. I hope we can conceal this."

On 5 November 1944, Eisenhower's driver and girl friend, Kay Summersby, recorded: "General Betts reports that disciplinary conditions in the army are becoming bad. Many cases of rape, murder, and pillage are causing complaints by the French Dutch, etc." 

A month later, General Leroy Lutes remarked: "The French now grumble that the Americans are a more drunken and disorderly lot than the Germans and hope to see the day when they are liberated from the Americans."

David Irving, a renowned historian, in his book"War Between The Generals" wrote: "An ordeal began for the French who stayed behind in Normandy to welcome their liberators. They were liable to be vandalized, robbed, raped, murdered. Indeed, the behavior of GIs throughout liberated Europe was causing apprehension in Washington. The Joint Chiefs reviewed a report from Rome too that conditions now were worse than when the Germans had been there." 

One soldier wrote in Time magazine (Time) on November 12, 1945: "A lot of normal American families would be horrified if they knew how utterly insensitively our boys "behaved here." An army sergeant wrote: "And our army and British army ... had their share of looting and rape ... Although these crimes are not typical for our troops, but their percentage is high enough to give our army of sinister reputation, so that we too can be called an army of tyrants."

Comment by Just Bill on June 12, 2013 at 8:17am

Ya know ... it just clicked that I had seen this picture before. The woman being stripped (look closely and you will see that she is still wearing her dress) was being shamed with public nudity because she had been a Nazi sympathizer who willingly slept with their officers. 

In exchange for nice clothes, good food, a minor amount of prestige and a warm, safe, bed, she had ratted out her neighbors who were fighting with the underground. They were systematically rounded up and killed on her say-so alone. 

Her fellow citizens are stripping her. She will be marched naked through the streets to the gallows.

Let those who would rat out fellow Patriots take heed ... naked you came into this world and naked you will leave.

Comment by Nobody Will Observe on June 12, 2013 at 1:36am

http://reformed-theology.org/html/books/bolshevik_revolution/

Comment by Just Bill on April 27, 2013 at 8:37pm

Would have appreciated some subtitles ... mienen Deutsch ist nicht gut. I haven't had much contact with it since 6th grade ... and I'm over 60 years old now.

This is what war ... all war ... is about. If there is a revolt in America, this is what it will look like. Our children in the armed forces are even more efficient than their grandfathers were in WW2. The only real question is: Which way will they point their barrels?

Comment by Ria on April 27, 2013 at 10:03am

And this part of history has never been in the realm of public knowledge. Mention WW2 and Jewish Holocaust is all that people recall and associate it with. Jews have quite wickedly "utilized" WW2 as their sort of 'brand equity' that they've been reaping from ever since. Little do people know that the Nazis and their collaborators also persecuted other groups for racial or ideological reasons. Among the earliest victims of Nazi discrimination in Germany were political opponents -- primarily Communists, Socialists, Social Democrats, and trade union leaders. In 1933, the SS established the first concentration camp, Dachau, as a detention center for thousands of German political prisoners. The Nazis also persecuted authors and artists whose works they considered subversive. The Nazis targeted Roma (Gypsies) on racial grounds. They viewed Poles and other Slavic peoples as inferior, and slated them for subjugation, forced labor, and eventual annihilation.

In the German-occupied Soviet Union, the Commissar Order targeted Red Army political officers to be murdered. During the autumn and winter of 1941-1942, German military authorities and the German Security Police collaborated on a racist policy of mass murder of Soviet prisoners of war.

They incarcerated church leaders who opposed Nazism, as well as thousands of Jehovah's Witnesses who refused to salute Adolf Hitler or to serve in the German army. 

The Nazis also persecuted male homosexuals, whose behavior they considered a hindrance to the preservation of the German nation.

In the general consciousness of the world the Holocaust has become synonymous with Jewish history. Historical literature of the Holocaust has focused on the (supposedly) six million Jewish victims to the exclusion of the sixteen to twenty million non-Jewish victims. How is it possible to define a historic event based on the lives of (supposedly) six million Jewish people and not acknowledge the millions more non-Jewish lives that were also lost? 

Comment by Ragnarok on April 27, 2013 at 7:47am

As Denmark had decleared itself 'neutral' at the very beginning of WW2, then later 'occupied' (which was more an invitation from the politicians since they had so many of the same political values).

When the Nazis favor turned and had millions of people flying from the russians the danish government quickly turned against the german refugees which mainly consisted of women and children.

They were placed on special centers and more or less starved to death and not getting proper treatment for illnesses. 

A giant german cemetery is located at Venstre Kirkegård, Copenhagen. At this one alone 4.643 german soldiers are buried mostly soldiers serving on the eatern front who died of critical injuries being brought back (just shows that everyone here was counting on the nazi regime to be a 1000 year empire).

Each year german teens age 14-15 travels to the cemetery to maintain them, The teens are sent out from Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge. An organisation who spends millions of euros on to locate, identify, burying the german soldiers.

Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge also arranges trips to Ukraine, Belarus and Hungary for the same purpose. 

Now back to the german refugees. Its a fact many of the small kids between 0-3 were treated so bad they simple died. People were fed old meat like 3-4 weeks overdo. Thats probably the reason the same section with the german soldiers is full og headstone with 100's of babies and kids.