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German Eastern Territories temporarily under Polish and Soviet administration
Forced Labor of Germans after World War II
The status of occupied Germany under international law
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US crimes during the occupation of Germany
Questions edit
- How long were the camp crematoria operational in post surrender Germany? How many bodies were disposed of in them post surrender?
Americans delivered low-ranking German suspects to Displaced persons camps for the purpose of having them executed by the DPs, without prior trial or sentencing.Matthew Brzezinski, Giving Hitler Hell
- "I once saw DPs beat an SS man and then strap him to the steel gurney of a crematorium. They slid him in the oven, turned on the heat and took him back out. Beat him again, and put him back in until he was burnt alive. I did nothing to stop it. I suppose I could have brandished my weapon or shot in the air, but I was not inclined to do so. Does that make me an accomplice to murder?"
Useful edit
- Other articles
The U.S. occupation of Germany
Morality, and revision edit
Books Old edit
- GUSTAV STOLPER "GERMAN REALITIES" (Written by Hoovers economics expert)
- Victor Gollancz "In Darkest Germany"
- Victor Gollancz "Our threatened Values"
- Max Picard "Hitler in Ourselves" (filosofer, on evil)
Books New edit
Matthew James Frank, Matthew Frank, "Expelling the Germans"[2]
Scary Statistics edit
- Who Won What War? Time Magazine Feb. 04, 1946
In late 1945, the U.S. Army subjected its troops on occupation duty in Germany to a poll. The responses:
- 51% believed Hitler had done the Reich a lot of good between 1933 and 1939.
- 19% believed Germany was justified in starting the war.
- 30% preferred Germans to English or French.
- 12% believed some races were by nature superior or inferior.
- 22% believed the Germans had "good reasons" for persecuting Jews.
Book censure edit
- Read No Evil Time magazine, May 27, 1946
Expulsions edit
The Western Allies turned refugees back to the Soviets
Resources edit
- Foreign relations of the United States
- History collection
- ICAF Lectures
- Military occupation episodes: Japan, Germany, Iceland, ... (click)
Economics edit
- The 1948 Currency Reform: Structure and Purpose
- The Black Market in Postwar Berlin Colonel Miller and an Army Scandal, Part 1
Politics edit
Occupation policies edit
- American Occupation Experiences in Aachen before Germany's Surrender
- Did the United States Create Democracy in Germany?
- Non Fraternization
Historiography edit
- Recent Polish Historiography on Polish-Ukrainian Relations during World War II and its Aftermath
- Between Continuity and Discontinuity: A few comments on the post-war development of Polish historical research
- Imagining Their Lands as Ours: Place Name Changes on Ex-German Territories in Poland after World War II
- Henry Cord Meyer. Drang nach Osten: Fortunes of a Slogan-Concept in German-Slavic Relations, 1849-1990 HNET review
Poland edit
- POLITICAL MIGRATIONS IN POLAND 1939-1948
- Nation-Building and the Linguistic Situation in Upper Silesia
- DEALING WITH THE LEGACY OF WORLD WAR 2 : THE EXPULSION OF GERMAN MINORITIES FROM EASTERN EUROPE: CURRENT DEBATES AND TENSIONS
- The Dynamics of the Policies of Ethnic Cleansing in Silesia in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
- The Szlonzoks and their Language: Between Germany, Poland and Szlonzokian Nationalism
- Adaptations of German place names in the Polish language
- DUAL CITIZENSHIP IN OPOLE SILESIA IN THE CONTEXT OF EUROPEAN INTEGRATION
- Legal status of the Polish administered territories
- Minority Rights Abuse in Communist Poland and Inherited Issues
- Statistics Of Poland's Democide Democide Addenda By R.J. Rummel
- The Expulsion of 'German' Communities from Eastern Europe at the end of the Second World War, European University Institute, Florense. EUI Working Paper HEC No. 2004/1, Edited by Steffen Prauser and Arfon Rees
- Anglo-American Responsibility for the Expulsion of the Germans, 1944-48 (Pittsburg lecture, published in Vardy/Tooley "Ethnic Cleansing in 20th Century Europe pp. 239-254)
- An Exploration of the Inner Landscape of Experience H-NET review
- Western territories
East Prussia edit
Expulsions edit
- A. Liucija Arbusauskaité "The Soviet Policy Towards the "Kaliningrad Germans" 1945-1951" chapter in "Themenheft: Eingliederung und Ausgrenzung. Beiträge aus der Historischen Migrationsforschung. Hrsg.: Jochen Oltmer Osnabrück: IMIS, 1999. ISSN 0949-4723
International Law edit
- Raymond A. Smith "THE STATUS OF THE KALININGRAD OBLAST UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW" LITUANUS LITHUANIAN QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Volume 38, No.1 - Spring 1992
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