[northernlights]

The German civilians that lived around liberated concentration camps were often made to bury the dead prisoners by the allies.

[vagabond]

And I wonder how they felt about that, eh?

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by northernlights ↗

The German civilians that lived around liberated concentration camps were often made to bury the dead prisoners by the allies.

Two German civilians kneel solemnly over the corpse of an exhumed concentration camp inmate who was murdered in Soltau.

In late March of 1945, hundreds of inmates from Bergen-Belsen concentration camp who were being evacuated by the Germans were able to escape from a railway train that had been stopped in Soltau as the result of an Allied air attack.

The prisoners were hunted down throughout the area by members of the Wehrmacht, SS and Hitler Youth, with the help of several townsfolk, and 92 of them were captured and shot dead.

A few townspeople, by contrast, risked their own lives by providing the escapees with food and clothing. Following the British occupation of the area in early April, some villagers came forth with information about the atrocity.

British forces shot several German soldiers after the discovery of the bodies and arrested several others. However, the post-war trials of those who took part in the killings ended in acquittals due to the lack of evidence.

Some citizens of Soltau were forced to dig up the bodies of those who were hastily buried to be given a proper reburial, while others willingly volunteered to bury the dead out of horror of the massacre and attended a British service for the victims. Soltau, Lower Saxony, Germany. April 1945.

[imi]

the first concentration camps used by the white immigrants of the US to close the indians in camps

Or the Brits also made concentration camps in the British Bour war in South Africa in 1880 until 1889 (around 24000 woman and child died in the camps)

Lizzie van Zyl who died in the British "Bloemfontein" concentration camp at age of 7 in 1901


Stalin also operate concentration camps called "Gulags"
Millions died in Siberia from the Soviet Union and their occupied terrirories

So not Hitler first idea was the concentration camps, concentration camps operated 80 years ago even before Hitler's birth and came into power

[imi]

Lizzie van Zyl who died in the British "Bloemfontein" concentration camp at age of 7 in 1901
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lizzie...zzieVanZyl.jpg

[K53]

The ugly side of losing.

[imi]

Originally Posted by K53 ↗

The ugly side of losing.

yeah, the winners truly never forced to exhumate their victims

[imi]

Wonder:

- how many innocent indians rotting in USA under the ground?
- how many innocent Bour rotting in South Africa under the ground?
- how many german POW and civilian rotting in Europe under the ground after WW1 and WW2?
- and how many million innocent deported and rotting in Siberia Russia under the ground?

As I sad winners never forced to exhumate and shows their victims
This is a forced exhumation and a propaganda picture from the badbad nazis
Every nation have their own genocide but only the losers are the guilty

[nat906]

basically life is one huge propaganda trip.so many people believe the shit they are fed .makes you wonder what the actual fucking truth really is.

[icehole]

Just like an ordinary everyday sight