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in other instances." - Robert Murphy, U.S. Political Adviser to Germany
BERTRAND RUSSELL
"In Eastern Europe now mass deportations are being carried out by our allies o an unprecedented
scale, and an apparently deliberate attempt is being made to exterminate many millions of Germans,
not by gas, but by depriving them of their homes and of food, leaving them to die by slow and
agonizing starvation. This is not an act of war, but as part of a deliberate policy of 'peace'...."
Bertrand Russell, The Times, October 19th 1945
FLEEING THE RED ARMY
"Sometimes six or eight hours were necessary to cross the ice, sometimes even longer. Exhaustion
and exposure took its toll of lives, especially among the very young and the very old. Babies froze
and were left by their mothers on the ice, old women fell from their wagons - dead. But a touch of the
macabre would still be added by low-flying Russian planes, which mercilessly machine-gunned the
refugees and bombed the ice so many a wagon train sank through the broken ice and disappeared in
the waters of the Haff. Horses drowned, people drowned. It was an unimaginable trial against
despair." - Alfred deZayas, Nemesis at Potsdam
Note: The Federal Ministry for Expellees, Refugees and War Victims of the German Government
holds eight volumes of 600 - 1,000 pages each, of detailed documentation; eye-witness accounts,
many of them backed by neutral observers, which is still 'classified' and held in archives with their
publication forbidden.
ALFRED M DeZAYAS, AUTHORITY ON THE EXPULSIONS
"Although not officially taboo in America or Great Britain, the facts of the German expulsion were
never given adequate coverage in the Press. As a consequence, most Americans and Britons do not
know that there was an expulsion at all, much less that western authorization of the principle of
compulsory population transfers made the American and British Governments accomplices in one of
the most inhuman enterprises in the history of Western civilization."
CHAPTER.17
HOGAN'S HEROES
THE WORDS
"We allies are not monsters." said Winston Churchill to the Germans in 1945. This at least, I can say
on behalf of the United Nations, to Germany.... peace, though based on unconditional surrender, will
bring to Germany and Japan immense and immediate alleviation of suffering and agony."
Time Magazine, January, 29th, 1945
THE REALITY
"What followed was quite the opposite. More Christian women were raped than has ever before been
recorded in world history. The German population was put on a 1300-calorie starvation diet,
15,000,000 German civilians were forcibly deprived of their homes and property; the allies have kept
or taken one-fourth of their farmland and their farm implements, and told them to live by farming.
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