The Oddcast

Featuring The Odd Man Out

Listen to “Those We Don’t Speak Of Pt. 7” on Spreaker.

This week, I continue the Those We Don’t Speak Of series with a look at what happened to the Germans both military, & civilian at the end, & immediately after WW2. This part of WW2 history is unfortunately rarely covered, but absolutely should be because of the equally horrific treatment of German people. Many of whom had absolutely nothing to do with the war.

We look at two books in particular which have described these events in detail. Other Losses by James Bacque, and Eye For An Eye by John Sack.

Many don’t know that 100’s of prison death camps were created by America, France, & Russia to hold Germans after the war. Germany was decimated. Chaos ran rampant. Theft, abuse, torture, sexual abuse of women, & murder took place. Several million Germans died of starvation, exposure, disease, lack of water, & medical treatment.

Many German soldiers fled to U.S. occupied zones thinking they’d get much better treatment than that of the Soviets, but they were sadly mistaken. Dwight Eisenhower was on record saying he hated Germans in general, & he, & the likes of Henry Morgenthau (A Treasury Secretary) did their best to starve out Germany, & decimate their industries. Ike even changed their status so the prisoners wouldn’t qualify for Geneva Convention laws for Prisoners Of War. Then, there’s The Office Of State Security headed up by Lola, & the Hebrew death dealers which John Sack so eloquently wrote about.

To some, these facts will be too ugly to face, but they need to be talked about, & my wish is that those who hear this episode will do just that, & share this information any way they can.

Cheers, and Blessings

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