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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Pietje
8O Vlaamse belangen, in Rusland ??? :?
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Jep Pietje, anders at je nu gras, net zoals de Noord-Koreanen, en was deze site, als hij al bestaan had, want het zou niet toegestaan worden, volledig in het russisch, waren de moderator's politieke officieren die er nauw op zouden toezien op wat er werd neergeschreven. Als het het systeem niet genoeg zou verheerlijken, ... er vertrekken dagelijks treinen met beestenwagens richting Syberië...
Over het algemeen kan men stellen dat Hitler, zijn troepen zo lang mogelijk gevochten hebben om de russen zo lang mogelijk tegen te houden, zodat de amerikanen oostenrijk, en duitsland konden "bevrijden".
Je mag dus eigenlijk die oostfronters best wel dankbaar zijn... De meeste van die jongens werden overigens opgestuurd door de kerk om het boljivisme te bestrijden, terecht overigens, ...
De Nazi's hebben de Russen natuurlijk ook niet gespaard,...
Wat de Russische tereur betreft : een kleine bloemlezing, :
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GANG RAPE IN NEMMERSDORF
[/size][font=Tahoma][size=2]Just inside the east German border with Czechoslovakia, the town of
Nemmersdorf was the first to fall into the hands of the victorious Red Army. Overrun by General Gatlitsky's 11th Guards Army, his soldiers, crazy with bloodlust, set about raping, looting and killing with such ferocity that eventually discipline had to be restored to force the soldiers back to fighting the war. From buildings, Russian signs were hung which read ' Soldiers! Majdanek does not forgive. Take revenge without mercy!'. When the Soviet 4th Army took over the town five days later, hardly a single inhabitant remained alive. Women were found nailed to barn doors after being stripped naked and gang raped, their bodies then used for target practice. Many women, and girls as young as eight years old, were raped so often and brutally that they died from this abuse alone. Children were shot indiscriminately and all those trying to flee were crushed to death under the treads of the Soviet tanks. Forty French prisoners-of-war were shot on the spot as spies after welcoming the Red Army as liberators. Seventy one women and one man were found in houses, all dead. All the women, including girls aged from eight to twelve, had been raped.
In other East Prussian villages within the triangle
Gumbinnen-Goldap-Ebenrode, the same scenes were witnessed, old men and boys being castrated and their eyes gouged out before being killed or burned alive. In nearby
Metgethen, a suburb of Königsberg, recaptured by the German 5th Panzer Division, around 60 women were found in a demented state in a large villa. They had been raped on average 60 to 70 times a day. In nearly every home, the bodies of women and children were found raped and murdered. The bodies of two young women were found, their legs had been tied one limb each between two trucks, and then torn apart when the trucks were driven away in opposite directions. At
Metgethen railway station, a refugee train from Konigsberg, consisting of seven passenger coaches, was found and in each compartment seven to nine bestially mutilated bodies were discovered. Alexander Solzhenitsyn, an ex captain in the Soviet Army, recalls, "All of us knew very well that if girls were German they could be raped and then shot. This was almost a combat distinction" (Details of these, and other atrocities, are contained in the Eastern Documentation Section of the German Federal Archives at Koblenz).
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The orgy of rape by Soviet troops was far greater than at first believed. Even women and young girls, newly liberated from concentration camps in Poland and in Germany, were brutally violated.
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[size=2]The former concentration camps of [/size][size=2]Buchenwald[/size][size=2] and [/size][size=2]Sachsenhausen[/size][size=2] [/size][font=Tahoma][size=2]were taken over by the the Soviets after World War 11 and[/size][/font][font=Tahoma][size=2][/size][/font][size=2]became brutal Soviet-run prisons. Tens of thousands of German civilians were arrested during the Soviet occupation. Anyone, young or old, who had any connection with the Hitler regime, or showed signs of unfriendliness to the new communist rulers, were arrested and thrown into these camps without trial. Exposure, starvation and disease soon took their toll. After the collapse of the Communist Government in 1990 investigations were undertaken to trace those many thousands of young men and boys who had simply disappeared. In 1991, excavations at Sachsenhausen uncovered around fifty mass graves 25 feet by 13 feet wide. Digging revealed bodies stacked 15 feet and higher. It was reported by the Brandenburg State that the bodies of 25,500 persons were found at Sachsenhausen. In other mass graves, at [/size][size=2]Fünfeichen,[/size][size=2] [/size][size=2]Lamsdorf[/size][size=2] and [/size][size=2]Ketschendorf,[/size][size=2] the German Government estimates that another 65,000 bodies will eventually be discovered.
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THE EXPULSION TRAGEDY
[/size][size=2]The merciless revenge perpetrated on the entire German civilian population of Eastern Europe during the closing stages of the war, and for many months after, took the lives of over [/size][size=2]
2,100,000[/size][size=2] ethnic German men, women and children. For generations these Germans had lived and toiled in areas that today are part of central and Eastern Europe. Around fifteen million of these
Volksdeutsche were driven from their homes and ancestral lands and forced back into the Allied occupied zones of Germany. In Czechoslovakia, memories of the Lidice massacre inspired acts of revenge against German soldiers and civilians. Soldiers were disarmed, tied to stakes, doused with petrol and set alight. Wounded German soldiers from the hospital were hung up on lamposts in Wenzell Square and fires were lit beneath them so that they died the gruesome death of being roasted alive. These ethnic Germans lived in fear of the Russians but no one thought that the dreadful fate which awaited them would not even emanate from the Soviets at all.
Thousands of innocent German residents were murdered in their homes by the Czechs, others were forced into interment camps where they were beaten and maltreated before being expelled. Bishop Beranek of Prague declared: 'If a Czech comes to me and confesses to having killed a German, I absolve him immediately'. The Americans, utterly blind to the political consequences of allowing the Soviets to liberate Czechoslovakia, halted at the Karlsbad-Pilsen-Budweis line. The Sudeten Germans now had no protection from the torrent of bestiality vented on them by the Czechs. In Brno, 25,000 German civilians were forced marched at gun-point to the Austrian border. There, the Austrian guards refused them entry, the Czech guards refused to readmit them. Herded into an open field they died by the hundreds from hunger and cold before being rescued by the US 16th Tank Division on May 8th 1945. In the Russian occupied zones of Eastern Europe and in Germany, hundreds of thousands of civilian men and women, Poles, Czechs, Romanians and Germans, were transported to the Urals in the Soviet Union and used as slave labourers until released in the late 40s. Mostly ignored by the world's press, the unimaginable suffering experienced by the expellees is largely unknown outside Germany, yet it was systematically carried out in a brutal fashion as official Allied policy in accordance with the decisions formulated at Yalta and Potsdam.[/size][size=3] [/size]
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[size=3]Laat ons duidelijk zijn, ook de gewone burger werd dus niet gespaard, zelfs mensen uit bezette gebieden werden geëxecuteerd. En de russen schoten hun eigen mensen dood die krijgsgevangen waren genomen... [/size]
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