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"But the French with the Senegalese: There were over 3,000 cases of rape in the hospital. Not in the
hospital for abortion, but because of injury. And minor injuries aren't accepted in hospitals in
Germany these days."
The Diaries of Charles A. Lindbergh, p.960. Harcourt Brace Javanovich, N.Y. 1970
WAR BY MORAL DESTRUCTION
"The method of imposing the will of one man on another may in turn be replaced by pure
psychological warfare wherein weapons are not even used or battlefields sought or loss of life aimed
at. But in its place the corruption of human reason, the dimming of the human intellect and
disintegration of the moral and spiritual life of one nation by the will of another is accomplished."
Major-General J.F.C Fuller, Tanks in the Great War, 1920
GERMANS CORRECT IN THEIR BEHAVIOR:
RAPE, PUNISHABLE BY DEATH: It is a well known fact that rape was virtually unheard of
in the German Armed Forces and was in fact punishable by death.
THE MOST CORRECT IN HISTORY OF WARFARE:
"In their behavior toward the women of conquered territories, the German troops seem actually to
have been the most correct and decent in the whole history of warfare." - Dr. A.J. App. Ph.D.
WILLIAM SHIRER:
William Shirer (hardly a Nazi sympathizer) in his Berlin Diary, reported how on June, 17th, 1940, in
the first flush of German occupation women had fled Paris in fear of the Germans. 'It seems' he
wrote, 'The Parisians actually believed the Germans would rape the women and do worse to the men...
the ones who stayed are all the more amazed at the very correct behavior of the troops - so far.'"
UNCOMMONLY CHRISTIAN:
Frederick C. Crawford, President of Thompson Products, on January, 4th, 1945, in 'A Report From
the War Front' resulting from an inspection tour taken along with others and organized by the War
Department, said: "After four years of German occupation,... The Germans tried to be careful in their
dealings with the people. We were told that if a citizen attended strictly to business and took no
political or underground action against the occupying army, he was treated with correctness. (p.5) In
short, wherever Americans have been able to investigate for themselves, they have found that
however ruthless the Germans were with resisters and saboteurs, they were uncommonly Christian
and decent towards the women of the conquered."
"The German behavior was correct; that they were quite amiably received by most people; there was
no real sabotage and no real resistance movement. That as long as there was food, the civilians had
their fair share and the conditions for the islanders were a good deal better than it was for the
Wehrmacht in May, 1945." - Charles Cruickshank, Oxford University Press
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