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"As far as I am aware, there is not a single incident in which the so-called anti-Christian Nazis,
murdered a priest." - Dr. A.J App. Ph.D
BORN OF PROPAGANDA:
"It must be brought home to the American people that much of what they have been led to believe
was born of propaganda. That the Germany Army, for example, actually behaved itself very correctly
toward the people of occupied territories whose governments were signatories to the Hague and
Geneva Conventions. The facts are now well known, and are beyond dispute, despite the opposite
picture painted in the Press as part of the horrendous business of war."
Ralph Franklin Keeling, Institute of American Economics, Chicago, 1970
ANGELS COMPARED WITH BRITAIN'S ALLIES:
"The Germans were angels compared to the Communists. Persecuted Christians came out of hiding.
My father who had been arrested was released by the Germans. He came home with his hands raw.
The Communists had tortured him by plunging his hands into boiling water until his skin came off
like gloves." - Zite Kaulius, The Advocate, Newark, April 1964
"Very few German officers committed actions by their own free will during World War 11 of such a
nature that they, because of such actions, could be regarded as war criminals."
Major General H. Bratt, Royal Swedish Army
"The American admirals were courageous. They defended their German counterparts and saved their
lives. Why didn't the generals of the ground armies do as much? They behaved contemptibly,
because I don't think that the German ground armies committed any crimes."
General of the Army, Lionel-Max Chassin. Assistant Chief of Staff, French Army
"During my period of Command in the Middle East and Mediterranean Theatres, there were no
breaches of International Maritime Law by the Axis Powers reported to me. My own feelings on that
matter were that those who had committed War Crimes should have been dealt with by Military
Courts after the Armistice and that the Nuremberg Trials were staged as a political stunt."
- Field Marshall Lord Henry Maitland Wilson of Libya. Commander-in-Chief, Middle East, 1943.
Supreme Allied Commander, Mediterranean Theatre, 1944
".... for I have never heard of any illegal or barbarous act committed under his (Admiral Karl Doenitz)
orders. I feel strongly that sailors, soldiers and airmen whose only 'crime' is the effective professional
direction of the forces under their command, should not be liable to such trials."
Major General Sir William L.O Twiss, K.C.I.E., C.B., C.B.E., M.C., F.R.G.S. General Officer
Commanding, British Army in Burma
U.S. GENERAL SPEAKS OUT:
"My service during World War 11 was in command of an armored division throughout the European
campaign, from Normandy to Saxony... my division lost quite a number of officers and men captured
between July 1944 and April 1945. In no instance did I hear of personnel from our division receiving
treatment other than proper under the 'Rules of Land Warfare'. As far as the 6th Armored Division
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