Stands Among The World's Most Stands Among The ... - Index of

"The last operation of this kind in Germany took place at Plattling near Regensburg, where fifteen
hundred men of Vlasov's Army had been interned by the Americans. In the early hours of February
24th 1946, they were driven out of their huts wearing only their night-clothes, and handed over to the
Russians in the forest near the Bavarian-Czech border. Before the train set off on its return journey
the American guards were horrified to see the bodies of Vlasov's men who had already committed
suicide hanging in rows from trees, and when they returned to Plattling even the German SS prisoners
in the nearby POW camp jeered at them for what they had done."
Douglas Botting, In The Ruins of The Reich, George Allen & Unwin, London
"The official International Red Cross Report in August, 1946, showed that the United States
Government, through its military branch in the German zone, was exacting forced labour from
284,000 captives, 140,000 of them in the occupation zone, 100,000 in France, 30,000 in Italy, and
14,000 in Belgium." - John Thompson, Geneva, Chicago Tribune Press
PAGAN ROME
"Our administration, along with our allies, both the godless ones and the professed Christians, is
trying to turn the clock back to the times of Pagan Rome. It has undertaken to build a brave new
world on the principles of anti-Christ."
- Uncle Sam. Slave Dealer, Chicago Tribune, February 20th 1946
According to the International Red Cross, slave holdings in other countries were; Yugoslavia 80,000,
Belgium 48,000, Czechoslovakia 45,000, Luxembourg 4,000, and 14,000 in Belgium."
John Thompson, Geneva, Chicago Tribune Press Service
The Chicago Tribune Press Service (Geneva. May 30th 1946) carried a pitiful story. It told of how
toys made by prisoners -of-war in American camps, cigarette rations, even hand-made shoes, were
'congesting warehouses here in Geneva' because the International Red Cross is not permitted to
operate in defeated Germany and to distribute them to starving German families they are intended
for."
RACIST CONCENTRATION CAMPS IN THE UNITED STATES
In the United States in 1942, 112,985 innocent civilians of Japanese descent or family connection;
two-thirds of them American by birth, were rounded up and placed in concentration camps
surrounded by barbed wire and armed guards. There were no charges laid against them; they were
held without hearing or trial.
Their only 'crime' was to be all or part of Japanese racial descent. Their personal possessions; farms,
businesses, property and savings were confiscated. The value has been estimated at $400,000,000.
"After the war, this loss was settled at approximately 10 cents on the dollar."
Time Magazine, February 17th 1967
"... calls the 'ten relocation centers' a euphemism for concentration camps."
Time Magazine, February 17th 1967
165