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The suppressed History of Crimes committed on German soldiers in WWII. Part V
(Publish Date: 2012-05-01 Time: 15:50 )
By Wilfried Heink The next chapter is titled “Soviet Union” (Sowjetunion), and begins with “Morgenröte der Befreiung“ (The dawn of liberation). It is well worth the effort to go into this before continuing with the plight of German POWs, this time in the Soviet Union (SU), for it lays the foundation for what happened to [...]
The suppressed History of Crimes committed on German soldiers in WWII. Part IV
(Publish Date: 2012-04-20 Time: 14:37 )
By Wilfried Heink In the Fight with the Partisans: This is the caption of the first chapter under “Yugoslavia” – getting back to Crimes of the Victors, the book under discussion. It contains four chapters in total, Yugoslavia, Soviet Union, Poland and Czechoslovakia. Instead of writing “the authors tell us”, or “we are told”, I’ll [...]
The suppressed History of Crimes committed on German soldiers in WWII. Part III
(Publish Date: 2012-04-14 Time: 01:09 )
By Wilfried Heink Dr. Rudolf Aschenauer, a lawyer who was involved in the defense of German soldiers, in his book about partisans “Krieg ohne Grenzen” (War without borders, [Druffel-Verlag, Leoni am Starnberger See, 1982]), complains that the partisan issue was never properly addressed in all the trials he was involved in (p. 139). To make [...]