Largest ethnic cleansing in European history by the way. 12 million managed to escape with their lives. Millions more were brutally murdered. Nobody knows how many actually died.
In essence you can say everything that the Germans are accused of during WW2 was actually done to them.
The general population knew nothing of what was done either, yet everyone here is supposed to still feel guilty about what not even my grandpa was at fault for(he wasn't even of age when the war started, other grandpa similar age though I forgot the exact number).
I'd even argue the ethnic cleansing is still going on today now happening in Germany and done by people who should make our country prosper. Yet they hate the German people, they hate the way of being German. They're similar to white liberal women in America, just more destructive with more power. Just look at 2015's invasion. I think this old clip encapsulates what the establishment thinks of Germany.
Hey fellow Scored Poster, do I have some background for you.
I want to talk about my Grandfather. You see, I am descended from a group of people called Volga Germans. My ancestors left Germany about the 1600's (or maybe 1700's) and migrated from Germany to the Volga/Pale of Settlement region of Russia under Catherine the Great. They lived in that area until the late 1800's, early 1900's, when the last Tsar removed all rights they had and began to draft them for conscription and a list of other treaties and reasons the Tsar decided to do away with. At that point, there was a split and some decided to migrate to the US, the others decided to remain in Russia.
Well, we all know what happened to the German Wheat farmers and anyone else of German decent in that part of Russia once the Bolsheviks came to power. Well, many ended up with their land stripped away, property lost, shipped off to gulags or just outright executed. Can you only imagine what the social conditions were during WW1 between German and Russia? Let's just say the only remaining Germans left in Russia to this day are primarily in Siberia, with 'some' still around the Volgograd area. Either way, what Lenin couldn't finish, Stalin did.
Now, let's move over to the ol' US of A. Now the Germans had migrated over there and tried to start new lives (only spoke German around home and farm), and of course had to deal with the gasp RACISM directed towards them for the WW1 and WW2. My grandfather (who came of age during the Great Depression) ended up enlisting in the Army./Air Corp (so that he could avoid any draft) and wanted to work on planes.
Well well well...the US Army got him started in the plane business, but guess what? He also spoke fluent German. Guess who get's retrained as a MP? He does. For interrogation.
Let's fast forward a bit now to the 1980s. Now that I am a young lad, and he is my grandfather. Well, you see Scored poster, by the time I was in elementary school, the kids already knew of my 'ethnic' background and so did my teachers. Let me tell you how I learned about the 'Nazi's;. By being called one day in and day out during my childhood by my own 'fellow Americans' and my teachers. I was punished throughout my childhood for actions and wars and countries and ideologies that were long gone before I was even born. But that matters not. What matters is that you bully and punish children.
One day at his farm (in the western side of Nebraska), I was working with him and eventually broke down into tears and balled my eyes out when I told him what was being done to me at school. He was upset (visibly so), but he said something to me I will never forget.
'Anon, no matter what anyone in this world says about the German people, you remember this one thing: They are your Brothers and Sisters'. I don't remember the rest, but I never forgot that. My grandfather was raised under the (somewhat) eastern Europe/Prussian system. So he did not play fuck around games, and if you got on his bad side, you'd get put down without a word being said.
He never spoke about what he learned or heard from the German POW's during interrogation, but he also never wore any uniforms, talked about his service, and I only found his US Army paperwork after he had passed away. It was in a box that was about to get tossed out during house cleaning, which I grabbed and just 'had' to check. Sure enough, there was all his files. He never had any pride regarding his service, and if anything, I think he ultimately felt betrayed by his own government, and that he never wanted any part of that war to go halfway across a planet to fight against his own kin on behalf of a bunch of 'scheissters' (German for shitters) who gave zero fucks about him.
Good men fought and died so that the bankers and their kin could produce degenerate Hollywood filth calling us idiot rednecks, racist monsters or both.
The dream of our people unified at last cannot die. It must never die.
There was a Zionist on X justifying murdering Palestinians because Hitler said something similar about Jews. Hitler never said anything of the sort, but it was a great example of every lie they say about the Nazis is just what they actually want to do to you
Actually yes, they are. The Soviets liked to claim that the Wehrmacht went around pillaging, raping and murdering in Eastern Europe. And that's a claim still made to this day. Unlike blaming Germany for the Katyn massacre.
The Germans were certainly going on a rampage in Eastern Europe, but mass rapes were not frequent - or at least much more rare than of the Soviet army directed against Germans... and even Hungarians and Russian prisoners.
The allies helped the Soviets cover up the Katyn massacre. Told the Polish government in exile to shut up about it or lose support. With friends like these...
Poor SupremeReader of blessed memory used to get very upset when I reminded him of this fact.
The Germans were certainly going on a rampage in Eastern Europe
No, they weren't. If they had been Germany would have never attracted hundreds of thousands Eastern European volunteers. Most Eastern Europe was glad to get rid of the Soviet Union. Because the Red Army actually did go on a rampage everywhere. Not just in Germany proper.
Did members of the German armed forces commit war crimes? Of course. That's pretty much inevitable in a lengthy war. But unlike the good guys the Germans actually punished the perpetrators.
Largest ethnic cleansing in European history by the way. 12 million managed to escape with their lives. Millions more were brutally murdered. Nobody knows how many actually died.
In essence you can say everything that the Germans are accused of during WW2 was actually done to them.
The general population knew nothing of what was done either, yet everyone here is supposed to still feel guilty about what not even my grandpa was at fault for(he wasn't even of age when the war started, other grandpa similar age though I forgot the exact number).
I'd even argue the ethnic cleansing is still going on today now happening in Germany and done by people who should make our country prosper. Yet they hate the German people, they hate the way of being German. They're similar to white liberal women in America, just more destructive with more power. Just look at 2015's invasion. I think this old clip encapsulates what the establishment thinks of Germany.
Hey fellow Scored Poster, do I have some background for you.
I want to talk about my Grandfather. You see, I am descended from a group of people called Volga Germans. My ancestors left Germany about the 1600's (or maybe 1700's) and migrated from Germany to the Volga/Pale of Settlement region of Russia under Catherine the Great. They lived in that area until the late 1800's, early 1900's, when the last Tsar removed all rights they had and began to draft them for conscription and a list of other treaties and reasons the Tsar decided to do away with. At that point, there was a split and some decided to migrate to the US, the others decided to remain in Russia.
Well, we all know what happened to the German Wheat farmers and anyone else of German decent in that part of Russia once the Bolsheviks came to power. Well, many ended up with their land stripped away, property lost, shipped off to gulags or just outright executed. Can you only imagine what the social conditions were during WW1 between German and Russia? Let's just say the only remaining Germans left in Russia to this day are primarily in Siberia, with 'some' still around the Volgograd area. Either way, what Lenin couldn't finish, Stalin did.
Now, let's move over to the ol' US of A. Now the Germans had migrated over there and tried to start new lives (only spoke German around home and farm), and of course had to deal with the gasp RACISM directed towards them for the WW1 and WW2. My grandfather (who came of age during the Great Depression) ended up enlisting in the Army./Air Corp (so that he could avoid any draft) and wanted to work on planes. Well well well...the US Army got him started in the plane business, but guess what? He also spoke fluent German. Guess who get's retrained as a MP? He does. For interrogation.
Let's fast forward a bit now to the 1980s. Now that I am a young lad, and he is my grandfather. Well, you see Scored poster, by the time I was in elementary school, the kids already knew of my 'ethnic' background and so did my teachers. Let me tell you how I learned about the 'Nazi's;. By being called one day in and day out during my childhood by my own 'fellow Americans' and my teachers. I was punished throughout my childhood for actions and wars and countries and ideologies that were long gone before I was even born. But that matters not. What matters is that you bully and punish children.
One day at his farm (in the western side of Nebraska), I was working with him and eventually broke down into tears and balled my eyes out when I told him what was being done to me at school. He was upset (visibly so), but he said something to me I will never forget.
'Anon, no matter what anyone in this world says about the German people, you remember this one thing: They are your Brothers and Sisters'. I don't remember the rest, but I never forgot that. My grandfather was raised under the (somewhat) eastern Europe/Prussian system. So he did not play fuck around games, and if you got on his bad side, you'd get put down without a word being said.
He never spoke about what he learned or heard from the German POW's during interrogation, but he also never wore any uniforms, talked about his service, and I only found his US Army paperwork after he had passed away. It was in a box that was about to get tossed out during house cleaning, which I grabbed and just 'had' to check. Sure enough, there was all his files. He never had any pride regarding his service, and if anything, I think he ultimately felt betrayed by his own government, and that he never wanted any part of that war to go halfway across a planet to fight against his own kin on behalf of a bunch of 'scheissters' (German for shitters) who gave zero fucks about him.
I hope you learned something from my post.
Long live the Völk, Bruder.
Good men fought and died so that the bankers and their kin could produce degenerate Hollywood filth calling us idiot rednecks, racist monsters or both.
The dream of our people unified at last cannot die. It must never die.
Hail Victory.
Every disgusting atrocity the Jews say was done to them is actually a wishlist of what they want to do to you.
There was a Zionist on X justifying murdering Palestinians because Hitler said something similar about Jews. Hitler never said anything of the sort, but it was a great example of every lie they say about the Nazis is just what they actually want to do to you
Accuse your enemy of what you're doing...sounds familiar.
Germany aren't accused of committing mass rape, but this is what happened to them.
Actually yes, they are. The Soviets liked to claim that the Wehrmacht went around pillaging, raping and murdering in Eastern Europe. And that's a claim still made to this day. Unlike blaming Germany for the Katyn massacre.
The Germans were certainly going on a rampage in Eastern Europe, but mass rapes were not frequent - or at least much more rare than of the Soviet army directed against Germans... and even Hungarians and Russian prisoners.
The allies helped the Soviets cover up the Katyn massacre. Told the Polish government in exile to shut up about it or lose support. With friends like these...
Poor SupremeReader of blessed memory used to get very upset when I reminded him of this fact.
No, they weren't. If they had been Germany would have never attracted hundreds of thousands Eastern European volunteers. Most Eastern Europe was glad to get rid of the Soviet Union. Because the Red Army actually did go on a rampage everywhere. Not just in Germany proper.
Did members of the German armed forces commit war crimes? Of course. That's pretty much inevitable in a lengthy war. But unlike the good guys the Germans actually punished the perpetrators.
And then took away all support and gave Stalin their whole country to enslave anyway.
Could argue that ww2 itself was cleansing.
The purpose of both World Wars were to partially destroy Europe, yes. It laid the groundwork for what is happening today.