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It was Hitler's belief that Britain and the United States would recognize the threat posed to Europe by
Communism, and he was keen to sign a separate peace treaty with the West and return eastern Europe
to self governing states. The Third Reich armies who fought and died to hold this 'Defend Europe'
line died in vain. It had already been agreed that the West would abandon to Communism eleven
European countries.
As late as February 1945 Hitler sent a message to his emissary, Mihailovich, the Chetnik leader, to
convey to the British his preparedness to hold on to all eastern territories, whatever the German
losses. His only condition, that the United States and Britain would fill the vacuum with the full cooperation
of the German armed forces. Britain and America refused, telling Mihailovich to make the
offer to Russia instead."
Prince Michel Sturdza, Former Foreign Minister, Rumania. The Suicide of Europe
THE ELEVEN DOOMED NATIONS
Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Yugoslavia, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Rumania, Bulgaria Albania
and Eastern Germany. .
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GENOCIDE THROUGH STARVATION
"I felt sorry for the German people. We were planning - and we had the force to carry out our
plans - to obliterate a one mighty nation. I had an uneasy feeling that those eighty million
Germans some how or other would survive to fight again." - U.S. Admiral Daniel Leahy
"Our primary purpose is the destruction of as many Germans as possible. I expect to destroy every
German west of the Rhine and within that area in which we are attacking."
General Dwight Eisenhower, J. Kingsley Smith (INS) Paris, February 24th 1945
"Instead of merely starving fortified towns, whole nations were to be methodically subjected .... to the
process of reduction by famine...." - Winston Churchill, The Great War, Vol.3, p.1602
GERMANY - SAVED BY A SOVIET CONSPIRACY
Germany - and the German people as we know them today, might have ceased to exist if the Soviets
had not seen in the western program of 'genocide through starvation' an opportunity to bring West
Germany into the Soviet Bloc.
In the months and years following Germany's defeat, the western allied treatment of the Germans
reached such levels of depravity that the very nation's survival was threatened. The intention to
reduce Germany to a state similar in size and population to say, Belgium, through a policy of
territorial amputation, deportation, mass murder and starvation, came to a halt when: "Russia, who
had been egging us on, was quietly preparing to come forward as their champion and to offer an
avenue of escape from us through the establishment of a unified, revived and Communist Reich to be
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