Auschwitz - January 27, 1945

[b0g]

its no longer a war,
it's anhilation
draped with a ribbon of usa's stars and stripes.

[LadyCPlum]

Originally Posted by b0g

its no longer a war,
it's anhilation
draped with a ribbon of usa's stars and stripes.

Hey, the Israelis have been continually pushed around and targeted for murder since ancient times. After the Holocaust, they learned to push back. And they push back HARD.

[William May]

Originally Posted by b0g

its no longer a war,
it's anhilation
draped with a ribbon of usa's stars and stripes.

The Israelis did not start this. Hamas did. What about that do you not understand?

[gmasi08]

The New York Times denied all of this.

[LadyCPlum]

Originally Posted by William May

The Israelis did not start this. Hamas did. What about that do you not understand?

THANK YOU!

[mr_feelgood]

the current state of affair is what everybodies favorite scapegoat was trying to prevent.rip small mustache man

[Hellmouth]

Haha, any other Soviet produced publications from nearly a century ago you believe in? The Ruskies were rapists and savages with far less humanity than the Nazis that operated those camps. Any claim made or evidence provided by them is more worthless than that pile of shoes.

[mr_feelgood]

Originally Posted by LadyCPlum

Sorry, but in the words of Hans Frank, the Governor-General of Occupied Poland "A thousand years will pass, and still this guilt of Germany will not be washed away". What the Allies did is small beans compared to the machinery that assisted in the extermination of Jews, Poles, Slavs, Romany, priests, homosexuals, the mentally and physically handicapped, Russian POWs, and the obliteration of entire towns in the East. Sounds to me like you're sticking up for that machinery. Sounds to me like you wish you could have been a part of that machinery.

Sometimes the gullibility I see on this subject makes my head spin.
Look outside of your bubble and take a view of reality and then withdraw your head like a scared turtle

[charlie4]

yes, these photos and stories will haunt me forever. I also have German on my Dad's side. I will feel guilty for all those people who died.

[81243Eric]

My friend who passed away at 94. He was born in Poland in 1926. He was 13 when the Nazis invaded Poland in 1939. He was in 9 concentration camps. His entire family (save his sister) were killed. Mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, cousins, uncles, aunts. After the war people would say, “I saw your sister, brother, father ect. In this camp or that camp. That’s how he found his sister. He was in Auschwitz when the Russians liberated the camp. He said, “he had pneumonia and they were still afraid the Nazis would come back. He said, “he was hiding in the woods or forest wearing rags. Terrified.” He gave talks to students and other people. He was a great man. He owned a store with his wife for over 50 years. I hope he is in Heaven with his family. R.I.P. Aaron