[wbill]

My grandfather toured Buchenwald immediately after it was liberated. He only spoke to me about it one time.

He said that after touring it, there was absolutely no doubt in his mind why he was overseas, or who the good guys were.

He also told me that any German who said that "they just didn't know what was there" was lying because you could smell the place from 20 miles away.

[the scotsman]

‘Never a Nazi to be found in 1945’, was an old saying.

[annieokie]

He also told me that any German who said that "they just didn't know what was there" was lying because you could smell the place from 20 miles away. ......

Finally, someone tells the truth. THEY ALL KNEW, every damn one of them. To late to do anything about it, but THEY KNEW.

Question is for us. What will we do about it in America before it is to late? It is coming.

[Calvin Locke]

There's a documentary that has clips of an "I Know Nothing" town pressed ganged into "cleaning up" the neighboring camp.

That is, the citizens were the ones picking up the rotting corpses, hauling them to mass graves, and tossing the bodies in to the pits.

Might be in the "World At War" series.

[GOPJ]

One junior officer boasted of what he and his men did to a woman they thought was a Russian spy: 'We beat her on the tits with a stick, clobbered her on the arse with a pistol, then all eight of us had her, then we threw her out and as she lay there, we threw grenades at her.

German elites and their 'group-think'.... they all knew - they were all in on it. They thought they were above having to be decent. They chose "Joos' as their primary victims of choice - but evil runs over it's borders... Russian children, Polish women... anyone in their way.

On the bright side, Germans aren't having children - in 200 years even the German language will be dead... not enough narcissistic self centered Germans are having children to keep the group going... At this moment - that feels like a good thing. (I'll get over it - and remember to hate the ideas behind the Germans at the time - and not hate them - sometimes it's a stuggle.)