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locked in the dance hall, the inmates had to bare themselves to the hips, and then were clubbed with
hoses, leather and steel whips until the flesh hung on their bodies and they fainted. This was done to
them three times a day and three times at night. In other words, this again was pointless sadism,
serving no purpose except torment and torture." - Erich Kern, Verbrechen am Deutscher Volk, p.270-2
"On the night of June 5 - 6, a dozen Czechs entered the dance hall, covered the windows with
blankets, grabbed the watchmaker Mueller of Joachimsthal. They laid him on a bench with a blanket,
with knife cut off his ears, stabbed his eyes out of his socket, drilled a bayonet into his throat, knocked
out his teeth, crossing his arms and legs over the bench, broke his bones. Because he still lived, they
tied barbed wire around his throat, and dragged him around the hall until the corpse was only a mass
of flesh." - Erich Kern, Verbrechen am Deutscher Volk, 1964, 323p
THE EVIDENCE OF; Verbrechen am Deutscher Volk: Eine Dokumentation Allierter
Grausamkeiten Verlag K.W Schuetz, Goettingen, 1964, 332p
ATTACKS ON LINES OF REFUGEES
"... stripped of their valuables, forced to stand outside all night, women and children included, then
ordered to march towards the Austrian border. Those who after ten miles were too tired to continue,
'were assembled by female partisans, stripped naked... countless persons were beaten to death...."
"... a soldier was chasing a woman. He jumped over the exhausted woman on the ground and landed
with both feet on the head of an eight-year old girl, killing her immediately."
"Night after night all the women, including the sick and even the very old ones of seventy years or
more, were raped."
"Mass graves had to be established around Pohrlitz. Here, 4,000 ethnic murdered Germans found
their final resting-place. In nearby Nikolsburg 400 were buried."
"I saw an S.S man hung with one foot on a lamp post, burning from the head up."
"Marianne Kraus, saw her husband, 66, beaten to death in the Police Station."
"... how he and thirty other boys between eleven and eighteen were sent to a camp at Olmutz, doing
heavy unloading work at rail sidings, given only a small; slice of bread, thin soup and coffee, so that
several boys died."
"The Czechs woke (the boys) at four every morning... totally irrational whipping seems to have been
standard treatment."
"Martha Woelfel reports that her Camp Klaidovka was full of lice and bed bugs; the diet consisted of
only bread and water, so that a hundred children died of hunger, including her own child."
"On July 30t, 1945 in Aussig (Usti), a town of 44,000 people, Germans leaving the fire of Schict were
ambushed on the Elbe Bridge, mowed down with machine guns and were either shot or drowned in
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