[Shawna]

Great post kelly. You put a lot of work into this one.

[Faline]

Originally Posted by Shawna ↗

Great post kelly. You put a lot of work into this one.

Thanks Shawna

[sassieroses]

Excellent post!

[snuff]

Thank you. Very useful post.

[Weaxzezz]

My uncle (on my father's side) joined the SS in Croatia (Ustashe). He never served in any of the camps, but still had to walk the "walk of shame" through the city along with the other officers and be publicly humiliated.

I just think it's sad that a normal young man was to be humiliated for crimes he didn't commit; as a low ranking officer he had no idea about what was going on it the camps, and from what my father has told me his brother only joined because he wanted to restore the family's former glory (old knights the lot of them, but spent all their loots on whore's and booze so the family was really poor). There weren't really anyone who told the poor, uneducated youth that getting permanent glory and "serving your country" involved genocide.

[Faline]

Originally Posted by dooshman ↗

My dad was among one of the U. S. army divisions to have gone into a Nazi concentration camp. I still remember the stories he told about the horrific smells that permeated even to the surrounding towns and communities.

If I had been in one of those allied armies liberating those camps, I don't know how I would acted toward the captured guards. I know I would've wanted to shoot every one of them.

Nice post, **Lady

Understand

[Marshall707]

wow....interesting photo's

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[Rusty666]

love the B/W ha

[GODREKR]

Originally Posted by Weaxzezz ↗

There weren't really anyone who told the poor, uneducated youth that getting permanent glory and "serving your country" involved genocide.

Well said.

Great post Kelly!