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Originally posted by euleberlin
Regenstorm... love your denglish. Learn german or let it be. I´ll never get why people from "victim-countries" often try to defend Hitler. Do that in germany, go to jail.
Only at the end of the war there were some questionable witnesses that claimed that there were extermination-camps.
I read you View Point on this thread as being "What we have been told is not not the FULL story" and NOT "Hitler and Nazis were great guys".
Keep Teaching because you are doing a fine job.
Originally posted by Regenstorm
It didn't come as a surprise to me. This article is one of many that shed another light on the Nazi Era. I think that it would contribute a lot to ATS if more people revised their perception of World War 2.
Every story has 2 or more sides.
If you want to liberate the USA from the NWO, you first should liberate your mind!
Here's an example why!
www.nrc.nl
(visit the link for the full news article)
[edit on 23-12-2009 by Regenstorm]
Only at the end of the war there were some questionable witnesses that claimed that there were extermination-camps.
On 1 June 1945, the British placed 32,000 Cossacks (with their women and children) into trains and trucks, and delivered them to the Red Army for repatriation to the USSR;[citation needed] like repatriations occurred that year in the American occupation zones in Austria and Germany. Most Cossacks were sent to labour camps in far northern Russia and in Siberia, most died; however, some escaped, and others lived until Nikita Khruschev’s amnesty in the course of de-Stalinizing the USSR, (see below). In total, some two million people were repatriated to the USSR at the end of the Second World War,[10] but historians calculate that the number of repatriated Cossacks is 45,000-50,000; others calculate (without consensus) some 15,000–150,000.
Finkelstein also had his supporters however. Raul Hilberg, widely regarded during his lifetime as a leading expert among Holocaust researchers,[22] said the book expressed views Hilberg himself subscribed to in substance, in that he too found the exploitation of the Holocaust, in the manner Finkelstein describes, 'detestable.' Asked on another occasion if Finkelstein's analysis might play into the hands of neo-Nazis for antisemitic purposes, Hilberg replied: 'Well, even if they do use it in that fashion, I'm afraid that when it comes to the truth, it has to be said openly, without regard to any consequences that would be undesirable, embarrassing.'[23]
Originally posted by shakespear1
Only at the end of the war there were some questionable witnesses that claimed that there were extermination-camps.
Missed this one. Shame on Me
I have my own relative who were "IN" the camps Nazi camps, otherwise known as Polish Death Camps in Western Media (see anything in that wording). Some were sent to Siberia by the US/British ally , the Soviets. And one who was fighting in England and then was told to leave England even though they knew what was waiting for them there (Communist gov. and Uncle Joe). So I have my own mini-database on this period.
Here is some interesting information for all.
Cossacks
On 1 June 1945, the British placed 32,000 Cossacks (with their women and children) into trains and trucks, and delivered them to the Red Army for repatriation to the USSR;[citation needed] like repatriations occurred that year in the American occupation zones in Austria and Germany. Most Cossacks were sent to labour camps in far northern Russia and in Siberia, most died; however, some escaped, and others lived until Nikita Khruschev’s amnesty in the course of de-Stalinizing the USSR, (see below). In total, some two million people were repatriated to the USSR at the end of the Second World War,[10] but historians calculate that the number of repatriated Cossacks is 45,000-50,000; others calculate (without consensus) some 15,000–150,000.
Wiki is a bit kind on this one.
Cossacks 2
History is deep and not everyone is willing or ready to go that deep.
As to what people can and can not be said, well that is a slippery slope.
[edit on 24-12-2009 by shakespear1]
“look... the Nazis weren’t so bad were they”
Originally posted by shakespear1
Regenstorm
It is very difficult to change ones World View after it has been shaped for any length of time.
I read you View Point on this thread as being "What we have been told is not not the FULL story" and NOT "Hitler and Nazis were great guys".
Keep Teaching because you are doing a fine job.
Many nations "shape" their history. Does anyone seriously think that it would be otherwise ?
www.nybooks.com...
[edit on 24-12-2009 by shakespear1]
Originally posted by Regenstorm
Why did up to a million German soldiers die in the Rheinwiesenlager.
Official United States statistics were just over 3,000 deaths while the German villages nearby reported 4,537. R. J. Rummel calculates a most probable figure of 6,000.[6] Extremely high figures of up to a million are sometimes quoted by James Bacque but there has been no corroboration and such large numbers of dead bodies would have been discovered and reported in the meantime since the camps were located near highly populated areas in Germany.
Originally posted by shakespear1
The majority is always manipulated and the majority has no place to go. It must fit in or else what?
Originally posted by Regenstorm
reply to post by shakespear1
I would like to hear more about your little database. But before that I would like you to do a little research on how prisons were like back in those days.
How were people treated in US or British jails? How were the circumstances there?