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each other and forced to hit each other in the face - and all these abuses were given no reason except
that the victims were Sudeten Germans. A favorite method of killing was throwing people into a lake
or river. For example, typing a mother and child with ropes and so drowning them; as many as forty
children at a time in a lake or river and keeping then under water with poles until they drowned."
- Austin J. App, Ph.D, The Sudeten-German Tragedy, 1979
"Men, women and children were required on virtually no food to trek on foot to the German or
Austrian border; those who stumbled and could not get up anymore were shot. Sometimes when a
woman fell exhausted, lit matches were put to her soles. The expelled were in any case allowed to
take only a few personal belongings and food. But even of this they were often plundered on the
way." - Austin J. App, Ph.D, The Sudeten-German Tragedy, 1979
"The orgies of murder in Bohemia and Moravia defy one's imagination. In Czechoslovakia Soviet
troops raped in long lines German women and girls in accord with their lusts and Stalin's
recommendations.... the Communistic revolutionaries, who called themselves partisans, organized a
reign of terror, robbery and murder... and the Czech populace became a supporting mob."
Professor Hellmut Diwald, Geschicte der Deutschen, Propylaen, 1978
The accounts of the barbarism that accompanied the expulsions of Sudeten Germans is well
documented, and are contained and supported by 40,000 documents held at Koblenz Archives. These
include names, dates and figures. As Dr. A.J App points out, these expulsions (and 241,000 murders)
unlike the six million 'gassed' Jews allegations, are all backed by judicially acceptable documentation.
THE EVIDENCE OF:Dr. Jur. Bruno S. Stadler, Christlich Sociale UNION, November, 1948
"One Professor Zelenk of the University of Prague delivered twenty women to a Czech mob saying;
'Here I bring the German sows.' The mob beat them with laths and rubber hoses and screamed, 'Kneel
down, you German harlots.' They fell to their knees, and had their hair shorn off with bayonets.
Some of the women who had not done nor were accused of any wrongdoing, their crime was being
German, were clubbed to death. One of the women, Helene Burger, a mother, became unconscious
when a kick broke two of her ribs. When she came too, her foot bled; someone had cut a four
centimeter piece of flesh from her calf."
"Of the twenty women Helene Burger was tortured with, two committed suicide, two went insane.
She survived and was moved to Camp Habigot where in four barracks 1,200 women were imprisoned.
A Czech Red Cross nurse sorted out the pretty and young women, to whom at night the Russian
militia were admitted. Some were raped as often as forty-eight times at night. Their cries of despair
could be heard in the other barracks. In the morning these women lay about apathetic on the dirty
floors with 'bitten off noses, and scratched up faces.'"
"Hot pitch was brushed on the bare backs of inmates before they were beat up. In Iglau, 1,200
Germans committed suicide; the rest, the old and the sick included, were whipped on to Tangen. 350
of them died on the way...."
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