¿Que es el Genocidio del Pueblo Soviético?

Raksu escribió:Pues estariamos hablando aleman y pidiendo salsa de rojo.

nikov CCCP escribió:no se como alguien ( un nazi) puede tener la cabeza tan podrida para cometer semejantes atrocidades con otros seres humanos enserio no me alcanzo a imaginar

SS-18 escribió:Tenemos el genocidio sobre prisioneros de guerra mas grande de la historia y el genocidio sobre la poblacion civil mas grande de la Historia, todo esto lo sufrio el primer estado Socialista de la Historia.

Par aque os quede claro de a que punto es capaz la elite de la burguesia llegar para destruir el sistema que les haria perder sus privilegios amasados a base de esclavizar a la gente.

Asi es como se pasan meses de todos los años de todas las ultimas decadas, haciendo documentales, reeditando el libro negro del comunismo para que JAMAS dejar que el comunismo salga de estar a la defensiva, para que JAMAS se hable de ellos.


Os animo a todos para que escibais en blogs , foros,articulos , hagais videos trabajos de instituto sobre este tema, para NUNCA olvidar lo que es esta escoria y lo que hicieron a los comunistas.

Polish POWs

See also: Massacre in Ciepielów

Numerous examples exist in which Polish soldiers were killed after capture, for instance at Śladów where 252 prisoners of war (POW)s were shot or drowned, at Ciepielów where some 300 POWs were killed, and at Zambrów where a further 300 POWs were killed. Polish POWs of Jewish origin were routinely selected and shot on the spot.[6] The prisoners of the POW camp in Żyrardów, captured after the Battle of the Bzura, were denied any food and starved for 10 days.[7] In many cases Polish POWs, once captured, were burned alive.[4][8] Units of the Polish 7th Infantry Division were massacred after being captured in several individual acts of revenge for their defence in combat. On September 11, Wehrmacht soldiers threw hand grenades into a school building where they kept Polish POWs

Mass rapes during invasion of Poland

Rapes were committed by Wehrmacht forces on women and girls during the Invasion of Poland.[4]

Rapes were also committed against Polish women and girls during mass executions carried out primarily by the Selbstschutz, which were accompanied by Wehrmacht soldiers and on territory under the administration of the German military; the rapes were carried-out before shooting female captives.[9]

Only one case of rape was prosecuted by German court during the military campaign in Poland, the case of mass rape by German soldiers committed by three soldiers against the Jewish family of Kaufmann in Busko-Zdrój; however the German judge sentenced the guilty for Rassenschande - shame against the [German] race as defined by racial policy of Nazi Germany and not rape

Destruction of Warsaw
See also: Battle of Warsaw (1939) and Warsaw Uprising
During World War II 85% of buildings in Warsaw were destroyed by German troops.

Up to 13,000 soldiers and between 120,000 and 200,000 civilians were killed by German-led forces during the Warsaw Uprising. At least 5,000 German regular soldiers assisted the SS in crushing the Polish resistance, most of them reserve units.[11] Human shields were used by German forces during the fighting

Barbarossa Decree


The background behind the Barbarossa Decree was laid out by Adolf Hitler during high level meeting with military officials on March 30, 1941[13], where he declared that war against Soviet Russia will be a war of extermination, in which both the political and intellectual elites of Russia will be eradicated by German forces, in order to ensure long lasting German victory[13].Hitler underlined that executions won't be the matter for military courts, but for organised action of the military[13]. The decree, issued by Field Marshal Keitel a few weeks before Operation Barbarossa, exempted punishable offences committed by enemy civilians (in Russia) from the jurisdiction of military justice. Suspects were to be brought before an officer who would decide if they were to be shot. Prosecution of offenses against civilians by members of the Wehrmacht was decreed to be "not required" unless necessary for the maintenance of discipline. The order specified:

* "The partisans are to be ruthlessly eliminated in battle or during attempts to escape," and all attacks by civilian population against Wehrmacht soldiers are to be "suppressed by the army on the spot by using extreme measures, till annihilation of the attackers';
* Every officer in the German occupation in the East of the future will be entitled to performing execution without trial, without any formalities, on any person suspected of having a hostile attitude towards the Germans (the same applied to prisoners of war);
* If you have not managed to identify and punish the perpetrators of anti-German acts, you are allowed to apply the principle of collective responsibility. "Collective measures" against residents of the area where the attack occurred can then be applied after approval by the battalion commander or higher level of command;
* The German soldiers who committed crimes against humanity, the USSR and the prisoners of war were to be exempted from criminal responsibility, even if they committed acts punishable according to German law [13][14]

The order went in line with interests of Wehrmacht command which was eager to secure logistical facilities and routes behind the frontlines for the division on the Eastern Front[14]. On May 24, 1941 Field Marshal Walther von Brauchitsch the head of German Army High Command (Oberkommando des Heeres - OKH), slightly modified assumptions of "Barbarossa Jurisdiction." His orders were to use the jurisdiction only in cases where the discipline of the army wouldn't suffer. Contrary to what was claimed after the war, the Wehrmacht generals such as Heinz Guderian did not intend to mitigate the records of the jurisdiction of an order, or in any way violated the intentions of Hitler[14]. His command was intended solely to prevent an individual excesses which could damage discipline within army ranks, without changing the extermination intentions of the order[13].

Mass Rapes

Rapes were allowed in practice by German military in Eastern and Southeastern Europe, while northern and western countries were spared[15] Historian Szymon Datner wrote in his work about fate of POW's taken by Wehrmacht that thousands of Soviet female nurses, doctors and field medics fell victim to rape when captured during the war, and had often been murdered afterwards.[13] Ruth Seifert in War and Rape. Analytical Approaches writes: "in the Eastern territories the Wehrmacht used to brand the bodies of captured partisan women - and other women as well - with the words "Whore for Hitler's troops" and to use them accordingly."[16]

Birgit Beck in her work Rape: The Military Trials of Sexual Crimes Committed by Soldiers in the Wehrmacht, 1939-1944 describes the leniency in punishing sex crimes by German authorities in the East, at the same time pointing out heavy punishments applied in the West[17] If a soldier who committed a rape was subsequently convicted by a court-martial, he would usually be sentenced to four years in prison.[18] The German penal code was also valid for soldiers in war.[19]

Rapes were rarely prosecuted in practice however; in Denmark where German rapes weren't widespread, even though German officials promised to punish them, this was far from being the case[15].

Rape by Germans of non-German women wasn't taken seriously, nor was it punishable by death, especially in territories of Eastern Europe[20].

In Soviet Russia rapes were only a concern if they undermined military discipline[17]. The German military command viewed them as another method to crush Soviet resistance [20] Since 1941, rape was theoretically punishable with the death sentence, however this was only concerning the rapes of German women and was intended to protect the German communities[20].

In October 1940 the laws on rape were changed, making it a "petitioned crime"-that is a crime for which punishment had to be requested. Historian Christa Paul writes that this resulted in “a nearly complete absence of prosecution and punishment for rapes”[20].They were rape cases in the east where the perpetrators were sentenced;if the rape was highly visible, and damaging to image of German Army, the courts were willing to pass a condemning verdict against the accused[20].

According to historian Regina Mühlhäuser Wehrmacht also used sexual torture and undressing in numerous cases of interrogations[21]

The estimates regarding the rapes of Soviet women by Wehrmacht reach up to 10,000,000 cases, with between 750,000 and 1,000,000 children born as a result.

Wehrmacht brothel system

Main article: German military brothels in World War II

The Wehrmacht also ran brothels where women were forced to work.[16][25] The reason for establishing those brothels was the fear by German officials of veneral diseases, onanism, and as Oberfeldarzt der Wehrmacht (Chief Field Doctor of Wehrmacht) stated "the danger of spread of homosexualism"[10][26]

On May 3, 1941 the Foreign Ministry of Polish Government in Exile issued a document describing the mass raids made in Polish cities with the aim of capturing young women, who later were forced to work in brothels attended by German soldiers and officers[10]

In Soviet Union women were kidnapped by German forces for prostitution as well; one report by International Military Tribunal writes "in the city of Smolensk the German Command opened a brothel for officers in one of the hotels into which hundreds of women and girls were driven; they were mercilessly dragged down the street by their arms and hair

In Eastern Europe the German authorities were faced with the issue of lack of personnel. Their solution was to force local women into prostitution[2]. Girls as young as 15 years old were classified as suitable for agricultural work in Germany and later sexually abused by German soldiers at their place of destination[2]. On 3rd May 1941 the Foreign Ministry of Polish Government in Exile issued a document describing the mass raids made in Polish cities with the aim of capturing young women, who later were forced to work in brothels attended by German soldiers and officers[2]. In Soviet Union women were kidnapped by German forces for prostitution as well; one report by International Military Tribunal writes "in the city of Smolensk the German Command opened a brothel for officers in one of the hotels into which hundreds of women and girls were driven; they were mercilessly dragged down the street by their arms and hair

POW Camps
See also: Prisoner of war and Geneva Convention (1929)

The Third Geneva Convention (1929) relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War had been signed by Germany and most other countries in 1929, while the USSR and Japan did not sign until after the war (final version of the Third Geneva Convention of 1949).

This meant that Germany was legally obliged to treat all POWs according to it, while in turn, Germans captured by the Red Army could not expect to be treated in such a manner. Additionally, the Soviet Union and Japan did not treat prisoners of war in accordance with the Geneva Convention.

While the Wehrmacht's prisoner-of-war camps for prisoners from the west generally satisfied the humanitarian conditions prescribed by international law, prisoners from Poland (which never capitulated) and the USSR were incarcerated under significantly worse conditions.

By December 1941, more than 2.4 million Soviet Red Army troops had been taken prisoner. These prisoners suffered from malnutrition and diseases like typhus that resulted from the Wehrmacht's failure to provide sufficient food, shelter, proper sanitation and medical care for the prisoners. Prisoners were regularly subject to torture, beatings and humiliation.

Between the launching of Operation Barbarossa in the summer of 1941 and the following spring, 2.8 million of the 3.2 million prisoners taken died while in German hands.[28] The German failure to attain their anticipated victory in the East led to significant shortages of labor for German war production, and beginning in 1942, prisoners of war in the eastern POW camps — primarily Soviets — were seen as a source of slave labor to keep Germany's wartime economy running.[28]

A grand total of 5.7 million Soviet soldiers were taken prisoner during the war, of whom at least 3.3 million (58 percent of the total) died in captivity

Many letters from Wehrmacht soldiers were published in 1941 and entitled "German Soldiers See the Soviet Union"; this publication includes authentic letters from soldiers on the Eastern front. To give an example of the intensive indoctrination "that transcends the mere results of military service" researchers Judith Levin and Daniel Uziel quote a German soldier writing:

"The German people is deeply indebted to the Fuehrer, because if these animals, our enemies here, had reached Germany, murders of a nature not yet witnessed in the world would have occurred.... No newspaper can describe what we have seen. It verges on the unbelievable, and even the Middle Ages do not compare with what has transpired here. Reading Der Stuermer and observing its photos give only a limited impression of what we have seen here and of the crimes committed here by the Jews."

Judith Levin and Daniel Uziel state that this type of writing and opinion was very common in correspondence left by German soldiers, especially on the Eastern Front[36].

La supervivencia en los burdeles del Tercer Reich

Un libro de un investigador alemán rescata el honor de las prostitutas de los campos de concentración nazis

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Los esclavos forzosos del nazismo no solo eran aquellos reclusos que debían rendir y fabricar munición, sino también aquellas mujeres a su servicio, obligadas a satisfacerlos sexualmente en beneficio de la productividad del régimen. Otro capítulo negro del nazismo, apenas investigado: la prostitución en los campos de concentración del Tercer Reich. El comandante en jefe de las SS Heinrich Himmler no solo gestionó la masacre metódica de millones de judíos, polacos y homosexuales, sino también la maquinaria de guerra y sus esclavas.

Un tema tabú hasta ahora, porque las mujeres, avergonzadas, no se atrevieron a hablar y menos a presentar demandas y exigir indemnizaciones por los años de esclavitud sexual no remunerada. Pero es un hecho que entre 1942 y 1945 Himmler mandó crear diez burdeles, el mayor de ellos en Auschwitz-Birkenau, en la actual Polonia, donde obligaron a prostituirse a cerca de 200 mujeres.

Procedían en su mayoría del campo de mujeres de Ravensbrück. Eran seleccionadas en función de su apariencia, edad (la media era de 23 años) y, por supuesto, habían de ser arias. Al principio se las convencía con la promesa de que verían la libertad en un plazo máximo de seis meses, algo que nunca se hizo realidad. Más tarde, sencillamente fornicaban por miedo a perder la vida si no atendían hasta un máximo de quince hombres en una noche.

Cinco años, 500 páginas

Son datos que conocemos tras cinco años de investigación del historiador Robert Sommer, que acaba de presentar en Berlín un compendio de casi 500 páginas titulado El burdel de los campos de concentración: prostitución forzada en los campos nacionalsocialistas, y para el que ha escudriñado en más de 80 archivos, además de entrevistar a supervivientes: apenas víctimas, porque las mujeres o se niegan a hablar o están muertas. Los que han abierto su corazón son muchos de los reclusos forzados o premiados ?según se mire, cuentan ellos? con el favor de las reclusas.

¿Quiénes se beneficiaban? Solo privilegiados como los kapos, los supervisores del campo (menos del 1%), el personal administrativo o de más antigüedad, y para ello tenían que rellenar formularios, someterse a controles médicos, aplicarse pomadas en los genitales (para evitar enfermedades de transmisión sexual) y «perpetrar el acto» en un plazo máximo de 20 minutos, tumbados (no se permitía ninguna otra posición) y bajo la atenta mirada de un vigilante (mirilla de por medio). No es de extrañar que hasta el sexo estuviera normativizado en los campos nazis. «Algunos reclusos aprovecharon estos privilegios para demostrar su posición de poder ?explica el historiador? porque fortaleza sexual equivalía a poderío físico. Otros, que fueron una sola vez o de manera esporádica al burdel, solo querían volver a ver a una mujer, porque llevaban hasta diez años sin tocar a una», apunta Sommer en una entrevista televisiva. «Y solo los privilegiados estaban en condiciones físicas de hacerlo».

Una visita a un Sonderbaracke era un privilegio reservado a muy pocos en Flossesbrück, Buchenwald, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Dachau o Sachsenhausen. Los arios podían fornicar con arias, los eslavos con eslavas, nada de mezclas. Por supuesto, los judíos estaban excluidos. Pero también había otros indeseables, prisioneros políticos, soldados enemigos, gitanos y homosexuales.

Víctimas dobles y sin ninguna consideración 70 años después

Mauthausen fue el primer campo de concentración que sirvió de escenario de estos burdeles improvisados por Heinrich Himmler, pensados para incentivar a los esclavos del nazismo, al estilo de los gulags soviéticos.

No obstante, según Robert Sommer, el investigador de 35 años que acaba de desentrañar el horror de la prostitución en los campos del Tercer Reich, el plan de Himmler no fructificó y distó mucho de obtener los resultados esperados: la productividad de los reclusos no aumentó. Algunos presos llegaron a casarse con las mujeres que habían amado en los burdeles nazis. Mujeres algunas que todavía viven y, a día de hoy, no han recibido un penique por aquellos servicios. Y que no se atreven a hablar y sufren la segregación de otros grupos de víctimas del terror nazi.

«Mejor esto que tirar un cadáver más de la litera»

Mujeres jóvenes que recibían algo más de comida que el resto de las reclusas (verduras, patatas y algún regalo de los presos) y menos malos tratos por parte de los vigilantes otorgaban los favores sexuales en los campos de concentración. Su condición de víctimas dobles las llevó a no abrir la boca durante años. Habían sido internadas en Ravensbrück por ser lo que los nazis llamaban antisociales, muchas por el simple hecho de negarse a pertenecer a una asociación nazi, por haber copulado con un judío o haber trabajado en un burdel.

«Es mejor entrar en un burdel que tener que tirar todos los días el cadáver de otra mujer de su litera o soportar gélidas temperaturas, el ladrar de los perros guardianes, la constante violencia física y la perenne muerte a tu alrededor», relata una de las mujeres en el libro de Sommer, que ha lanzado la editorial Schöning por 38 euros al mercado.

Para sobrevivir (la mayoría lo hizo, al menos al horror nazi), las nuevas tenían que atender a un mínimo de tres y un máximo de 15 reclusos por noche, entre las ocho y las diez, domingos por la tarde incluidos. Una vez seleccionadas en Ravensbrück, «se las presentaba desnudas a los oficiales de las SS y a los médicos del campo, bajo condiciones humillantes», explica Sommer. Después de alimentarlas para que ganaran algo de peso, de peinarlas, maquillarlas y vestirlas, estaban listas para su función. La mayoría fueron sometidas a esterilizaciones para evitar embarazos que, de producirse, se interrumpían.

«Se trata de otra dimensión del terror nazi ?explica Sommer? en la que las propias víctimas abusan de las mujeres». Aparte de los cigarrillos y algunos peniques de salario, los reclusos arios mejor situados en la jerarquía del campo podían visitar la barraca especial entre dos y tres veces por semana, si su solicitud recibía luz verde. Muchos otros eran obligados a presentarse en el burdel, y someterse al trato vejatorio de los guardas

Enslavement sexual de Nazi Alemania en la Segunda Guerra Mundial

Prostitución forzada por el estado nazi para la satisfacción sexual de soldados y de miembros alemanes de otras organizaciones controladas nazis llegó a ser frecuente en Europa ocupada durante Segunda Guerra Mundial.[1] Se estima que forzaron a un mínimo de 34.140 mujeres de estados ocupados trabajar como prostitutes durante Tercer Reich.[2] Los burdeles establecidos por el estado nazi estaban para uso de los soldados del Wehrmacht, SS oficiales, y trabajadores extranjeros que trabajan en Reich alemán (ésos incluyendo que trabajan dentro de los campos de concentración).

En gran parte sigue habiendo el tema de los burdeles forzados de la prostitución y del campo tiene tabú en estudios de Nazism hasta hace poco tiempo, cuando las nuevas publicaciones de los investigadores de las mujeres rompieron el silencio. [3] [4]

Organizado generalmente en los hoteles confiscados de sus dueños legítimos, también sirvieron a los soldados que viajaban o a ésos retirados del frente. También incluyeron generalmente una barra, un restaurante y a burdel. [5][6] En la mayoría de los casos, especialmente en el este, forzaron a las mujeres servir como las prostitutes después de ser cogido al azar en las calles adentro Łapankas (Incursiones militares alemanas nazis del secuestro contra civiles en Polonia). [5] [6] [1] Los autores de un documentary de 2004 alemanes en las víctimas de la prostitución forzada en Alemania nazi[1] la estimación, de que en 1942 solos allí estaba sobre 500 tales burdeles para los soldados alemanes por todas partes Europa.[7][1] Se estima que por lo menos 34.140 mujeres estaban forzado para servir como prostitutes en los burdeles nazis para soldados, SS y funcionarios nazis, pero también en las instituciones similares para trabajadores auxiliares y privilegiado Campo de concentración alemán internos[4] aun cuando muchas más mujeres seguían siendo silenciosas sobre la experiencia después del final de la guerra.[2] Según a Gestapo divulgue sobre uno de tales burdeles localizados adentro Łódź en Polonia ocupada, había áspero 4.000 visitantes al mes, incluyendo más de 3.000 soldados de Wehrmacht[8]

Los hoteles/los burdeles en la pregunta eran conocidos como Casas del soldado alemán (Alemán: Deutsches Soldatenhaus), DSH, o en Militärbordellen o Wehrmachtsbordell alemán.

Thomas Gaevert y Martin Hilbert, autores del “mujeres llamadas documentales como trofeo” (hecho para ARD)[1] demande que los sexo-esclavos europeos del este en las manos de militares alemanes eran la forma más perfidious de esclavo-trabajan de Segunda Guerra Mundial. El revelar del grado de su abuso no es siempre deseable, porque muchas víctimas siguen siendo asustadas ilícito de ser acusado de la colaboración con el inquilino.

Es logico que sobre el genocidio Sovietico no se hable, por que no puede existir ningun tipo de "simpatia" por el enemigo. ASi es como se escriben mares de tintas sobre cienciaficción y viejas violadas en Berlin, cuando millones de mujeres , niños y niñas sufrieron todo tipo de abusos de esas escorias.

Asi es como solo se habla del genocidio Judio , dandole bombo a mas no poder y se habla solo de acusaciones de toda indole a los sovieticos. Siempre recordar que el enemigo no puede verse con simpatia. Asi es como los medios criminales occidentales crean ignorancia y fabrican opiniones a reflejo de sus elites.

Hemos llegado ya a un extremo que incluso los NAZIs los pintan mejor a que a los Sovieticos, es algo bochornoso. Todas las vidas que se perdieron , todo lo que se sufrio y todo lo que salvo la gloriosa victoria Sovietica, el mundo nada mas y mada menos, y estas escorias pretenden manipular de esa manera. Es asqueroso oir hablar a un polaco pro ejemplo diciendo todo tipo de gilipolleces sobre los sovieticos cuando los NAZIs en 4 años extermianron a 1/3 de su población, estos no se hartan de competir a ver cual dice la gilipollez mas grande del mundo, que si los Soviets fueron peores y demas basura.

Siempre lo he dicho. Stalin tenia que haber firmado la paz y haber pasado de la SGM , justo cuando se quedo a puertas de Varsovia. Tenia que haber dejado a todo el resto del mundo a su suerte. Que se hubiesen jodido, judios , Polacos, subhumanos, yankes y Ingleses, a ver como se las hubiesen arreglado todos estos sinverguenzas.

Se llega ya a un nivel de desprecio a todas esas vidas y el sacrificio del pueblo sovietico que deberia de ser denunciable.
Es flipante. Escribo Genocidio Sovietico y nos aparece que si Golodomor y demas basura, y solo este foro y el de Accion COmunista, es tristisimo.

Claro que les viene muy bien meter todas las muertes sovieticas 27 millones ( o las que sean ) y pintarlas como muertes del ejercito lanzandose en masa sin armas ganando batallas por que los alemanes se cansan de disparar o se acaban muriendo de ahogarse con la sangre de los Bolches muertos.

La guerra total y de exterminio que se vivio en el este no se debe de olvidar jamás, y reseñar cada dia que a los NAZIs los subio la elite de la burguesia internacional por que Hitler se declaraba el "Cruzado contra el Bolchevismo" de Europa.

Lo que ya es demencial los NAZBOL estos o NAZIs en rusia, esos todos subhumanos deberian de acabar en siberia picando hielo. Es alucinante a lo que llega la estupidez humana , algo que cuesta realmente creer.

Es que veis las fotos y se nota el cerebro de los alemanes, ese fanatismo de sus ojos, realmente se les comio la cabeza de tal manera que se sentian superiores, era su derecho racial , evolutivo , mataban a judios y subhumanos eslavos como un pasatiempo, iban de caza al este ...

Por cierto, los planes NAZIs era de crear campos de exterminio en los Urales, y exterminar aproximadamente a 60 millones de eslavos, que eran los sobrantes , el resto tenerlos como animales esclavos para los colonos Alemanes.

EN fin, mala estrategia la de Stalin, tenia que haber dejado a todos esos Billy Joe, y Psheks (polacos) a su suerte para ver si tenian pelotas de quejarse, que hubiesen venido de rodillas a los rusos para que les liberasen.

Bueno, segun uno estudia mas la historia, se ve perfectamente que los Ingleses o Yankes se habrian aliado con los NAZIs al verse más cagados.

Los Polacos, en fin....seguramente habrian desaparecido de la faz de la tierra. Hay gente estupendisima , seguro....pero es que cada vez que un "intelectualoide" o "cultureta" que va de listillo , abre la boca para hablar de politica empieza a decir todo tipo de basura, ofensas y insultos de todo tipo. El victimismo unido a esa peste nacionalista y chovinista es bomitivo. hay que tatuarles Tuchola en la frente parece ser.

Se que la culpa es de las elites , de esa escoria nacionalista y pseudofascista que se escuda dentras de discursos de progre y banderitas nacionales, despues son la peor peste y negligencia para el pais que dicen defender.

20 millones de civiles, es algo inaudito, mujeres, niños, ancianos... Es la mitad de la poblacion española pasada a fuego, violada , fusilada, masacrada con el sadismo mas grande jamas visto ,en ......4 años.....( bueno las mayores represalias empezaron en el 42...)

En unos cinco años de ocupación alemana, hay más de cinco millones de muertos en Polonia (los militares no llegan a 200 000). Es, de hecho, el país que sufre la mayor pérdida de población en términos porcentuales, en términos absolutos es superada por la URSS y China (que probablemente supere incluso a los soviéticos, claro que si un eslavo es un "infrahombre", a un chino ya ni lo contamos)

La "ocupación" soviética se prolonga durante más de medio siglo, y aún sumando las víctimas de Katyn, de los grupos armados nacionalistas y de las represalias de posguera, no llegamos ni a 50000 muertos. Así pues, si alguien dice que los soviéticos fueron peores que los nazis, pueden darse los siguientes supuestos:

A: No tiene ni idea de Historia.
B: No tiene ni idea de matemáticas.
C: No tiene ni idea de nada.
D: Miente deliberadamente.
E: Se cree sus propias mentiras.

Los dos primeros casos corresponden a un ignorante, el tercero a un analfabeto, en el caso del cuarto no voy a entrar en detalles por no mentarle a la madre, y el quinto o lleva puesta una camisa de fuerza o pertenece al gobierno polaco.

El problema es que los medios están atiborrados de elementos procedentes de los grupos "A" y "D". Y así nos va.

¿Sabías del genocidio nazi contra los soviéticos en1941/ 42?


Prisioneros de Guerra Soviéticos, 1941-42

En apenas ocho meses de 1941-42, la invasión de la armada germana mató un estimado de 2.8 millones de Prisioneros de Guerra Soviéticos por medio de la inanición, la exposición y ejecución sumarias. Este generocidio poco-sabido compite con el genocidio en Ruanda como el más concentrado asesinato masivo que ningún otro en la historia de la humanidad.

Los antecedentes

Las fuerzas nazis invadieron la Rusia Soviética el 22 de Junio de 1941, en la más grande operación militar que el mundo jamás hubo visto. La “Operación Barbarossa” de Hitler tenía como finalidad derrocar el régimen Comunista de José Stalin (véase el caso de estudio de Las Purgas de Stalin) e imponer un sistema brutal de esclavitud y explotación colonial de las masas Soviéticas. La armada soviética había sido diezmada por las purgas de la preguerra de sus soldados rasos y ellos se derrumbaron frente al asalto de los Nazis. En los primeros meses de la guerra, los Nazis encerraron tropas reclutas soviéticas en series de enormes encierros alrededor de Minsk, Smolensk, Bryansk y Kiev. A ese tiempo el invierno brutal de Rusia descendió, millones de PDG soviéticos murieron en cautiverio, encerrados detrás del alambre de púas sin protección de los elementos, siendo ejecutados en masa por la Armada Alemana (Wehrmacht), o siendo transportados a Alemania para la exterminación por cientos de miles.

Invasion of Poland
See also: German AB-Aktion in Poland and Częstochowa massacre
AB-Aktion

A picture taken secretly by the Polish Underground of Nazi Secret Police rounding up Polish intelligentsia at Palmiry near Warsaw in 1940.
Location Palmiry Forest, and other locations in Occupied Poland.
Date Spring - summer 1940
Target Polish intellectuals and the upper classes.
Attack type Massacres
Weapon(s) Automatic weapons
Death(s) 7,000
Belligerent(s) Nazi Germany
Wehrmacht units killed thousands of Polish civilians during the September 1939 campaign through executions and the terror bombing of cities. After the end of hostilities, during the Wehrmacht's administration of Poland, which went on until October 25, 1939, 531 towns and villages were burned, and the Wehrmacht carried out 714 mass executions, alongside mass incidents of plunder, banditry and murder. Altogether, it is estimated that 16,376 Poles fell victim to those atrocities. Approximately 60% of these crimes were committed by the Wehrmacht.[3] Wehrmacht soldiers frequently engaged in massacres of Jews on their own rather than just assisting in the rounding up of Jews for the SS.[4] In the summer of 1940, Reinhard Heydrich, the chief of the Reich Main Security Office (including the Gestapo) noted that "compared to the crimes, robberies and excesses committed by the army (Wehrmacht), the SS and the police don't look all that bad".[5]
[edit]Polish POWs
See also: Massacre in Ciepielów
Numerous examples exist in which Polish soldiers were killed after capture, for instance at Śladów where 252 prisoners of war (POW)s were shot or drowned, at Ciepielów where some 300 POWs were killed, and at Zambrów where a further 300 POWs were killed. Polish POWs of Jewish origin were routinely selected and shot on the spot.[6] The prisoners of the POW camp in Żyrardów, captured after the Battle of the Bzura, were denied any food and starved for 10 days.[7] In many cases Polish POWs, once captured, were burned alive.[4][8] Units of the Polish 7th Infantry Division were massacred after being captured in several individual acts of revenge for their defence in combat. On September 11, Wehrmacht soldiers threw hand grenades into a school building where they kept Polish POWs.[4]
[edit]Mass rapes during invasion of Poland
Rapes were committed by Wehrmacht forces on women and girls during the Invasion of Poland.[4]
Rapes were also committed against Polish women and girls during mass executions carried out primarily by the Selbstschutz, which were accompanied by Wehrmacht soldiers and on territory under the administration of the German military; the rapes were carried-out before shooting female captives.[9]
Only one case of rape was prosecuted by German court during the military campaign in Poland, the case of mass rape by German soldiers committed by three soldiers against the Jewish family of Kaufmann in Busko-Zdrój; however the German judge sentenced the guilty for Rassenschande - shame against the [German] race as defined by racial policy of Nazi Germany and not rape.[10]
[edit]Destruction of Warsaw
See also: Battle of Warsaw (1939) and Warsaw Uprising


During World War II 85% of buildings in Warsaw were destroyed by German troops.
Up to 13,000 soldiers and between 120,000 and 200,000 civilians were killed by German-led forces during the Warsaw Uprising. At least 5,000 German regular soldiers assisted the SS in crushing the Polish resistance, most of them reserve units.[11] Human shields were used by German forces during the fighting

Zivilarbeiter (German for civilian worker) refers primarily to Polish prisoners from the General Government (occupied Poland), used during WWII as forced laborers in Germany. Poles were conscripted on the basis of the Polish decrees (Polenerlasse).


German and Polish poster describing "Obligations of Polish workers in Germany" including death sentence to every man and woman from Poland for sex with a German
Polish workers were subject to discriminatory regulation (the Polish decrees). Compared to German workers of foreign workers from neutral or German allied countries, Polish Zivilarbeiters received lower wages and could not use public conveniences (such as public transport) or visit many public spaces and businesses (for example they could not attend a German church service, swimming pools or restaurant); they had to work longer hours than Germans; they received smaller food rations; they were subject to a curfew; they often were denied holidays and had to work seven days a week; could not enter a marriage without permission; possess money or objects of value. Bicycles, cameras and even lighters were forbidden. They were required to wear a sign - the „Polish-P“ - attached to their clothing.
In 1939 there were about 300,000 prisoners from Poland working in Germany;[1] Already in 1944 there were about 2,8 m Polish Zivilarbeiters in Germany (approximately 10% of Generalgouvernement workforce)[2] and a similar number of workers in this category from other countries.[1]
Poles from territories taken over after the German invasion of the Soviet Union and not included in the General Government were treated as OST-Arbeiters.[3]

Note, that from more than 700 cases researched by Polish IPN and then recently given to German jurisdiction no Wehrmacht soldier was in any way punished. All crimes were excused by, for example "conditions of fighting the partisan war"

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1. September 8th, Odrzywoly: Polish medical column with red crossed etc is shooted at by German soldiers from 13 panzewr division from XIV corps. During actions in the same locality German units are using civilians as living shields.

2. German soldiers from the same division killed 11 civilians in Drzewica in 8 and 9 september, probably as revenge for the resistance given by Polish military units in area.

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3. September 2-3rd between Wadzim and Rybnik few Polish soldiers captured by Wehrmacht were ordered to lie down on ground and then tanks drove over them

4. September the 4th Bugaj, gm. Dmenin, pow. Radomsko two polish pilots were captuted by German units from 4 panzer division from XVI corps. One of prisoners was tortured and then murdered.

5. September the 4th in Opatowiec, pow. Pińczów, German soldiers shot 45 Polish PoWs. Crime done by 2nd light division from XV corps of 10 army.

6. September the 5th In village Toporzysko-Bystra Germans captured single Polish soldier, who was then ordered to run and was shot during "trying to escape". Crime done by 2. panzer division of XVIII corps of 14 army.

7. September the 5th in forestnearn Buchardztw, pow Kartuzy,
German soldiers from 207 infantry division from 5 army shot Polish PoW from BON, known by name: Brunon Formela from Kartuzy.

8. September the 5th, Serock, po Swiecie: in night Germans suddenly started to shoot to Polish PoWs which were placed there for night.

9. September the 6th, in Zreczyce, pow Myslecie, Germans shot few civilians and 4 Polish PoWs

10. September the 6th, in Moryca, Germans shot 19 captured Polish officers from 76pp, and burned alive other taken PoWs from that unit.

11. September the 6th Czermno, gm Czermno, pow Kosnkie, Germans shot one PoW. Crime done by soldiers of 4. DP VIII Korpusu 10. army.

12. September the 7th or 8th Cukrowka, 13 soldiers were shot, of which however one survived and after German unit left was taken care by local population.

13. September the 8th, Mszczonow, pow. Blonie: 2 Polish PoWs shot by German soldiers.
14. September the 8th, Mszczonow, pow Blonie: Germans publicly shot 11 prisoners, 8 in uniforms and 3 in civilian clothes. Crime done by 4. DPanc. XVI Korpusu 10. Armii.

14. September the 8th, Nadarzym pow Blone, 2 German soldiers
took unknown Polish mayor to the field and ordered him to dig a grave for himslef. During diggin mayor suddenly attacked with his spade soldiers, killed one of hime because was shot by another.

15. September the 9th, Skaryszew, pow Radom, German soldiers killed 2 soldiers which were trying to give up, with their hands raisen to the up.

16. September the 9th, Ludwikowka, gm Bartoszowka, pow Blonie,
Soldiers from German 4. DPanc. XVI Korpusu 10. Armii shot another 2 Polish soldiers trying to give up.

17. September the 9th Ciepielow, German soldiers shot few civilians, including 10 y/o girl.

18. September the 10th, Piaseczno near Warsaw, German soldiers shot 21 PoWs - total PoWs were 30, but from unknown reasons some were spared.

19 September the 10th, Bielsk : commander of PoWs camp asked who from the prisoners volunteered to Polish army. Three PoWs who answered the question were shot in place.

20. September the 12th, Kozlowice, gm. Wiskitki, pow Blone, Germans shot 5 PoWs. Crime done by 2. Light division of XV corps of 10 army.

21. September the 12th, Sczucin, pow Dabrowa Tarnowska. PoWs were enamssed in building of the school Unidentified Polish officers grasp the pistol of German officer, shot him and then commited suicide. Germans took revenge on other PoWs, murdering all of them

22. September 13/14 In Zamborow Horses from wagons appeared amongst the prisoners. PoWs panicked. Germans started shoting at random for at least 10 minutes (few Germans soldiers were shot as well).
200 Polish PoWs were murdered, many of them may died from wounds during night, since no wounded Polish PoW received any help before the morning

23. September the 18th, Sladow, gm Tulowice, pow. Sochaczew, Germans shot and then drown in Vistula about 300 people, including about 150 PoWs. Crime done probably by 4. DPanc. XVI Korpusu 10. Armii.

24. September 20 San near Przemysl 100 Polish PoW were burned alive.
Only three were able to escape, one of them died from wound on second day in hospital in Drohobycz.

25. September the 20th, Majdan near Tomaszow Lubelski, German soldiers massacred 20 Polish PoWs.

26. September the 8th Ciepielow: Polish unit defending the area was defeated after attack by German tanks and when being out of ammo. Germans took the uniforms out of Polish Pows, From 450 taken PoWs 250 were shot in place, the rest was ordered to run. In total about 300 PoWs were murdered,

List of victims of SS, Wehrmacht etc during September campaign in Bedzin: (by name)
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