Victims of Yalta: Stalin, Churchill & FDR Were Guilty Of The Mass Murder Of Millions Of Allied POWs

…over 3 million Russians stranded in Allied-controlled territory at the end of World War II… for most Soviet POWs, being shot… was far preferable to being tortured and executed on their return to the Soviet Union… So strong was the [prior] European tradition of granting political asylum that no nation before 1939 appears even to have contemplated compelling the return home of citizens whose lives or liberty might be endangered.

Conforming to agreements with the Soviets, an attempt was made to entrain 399 former Russian soldiers who had been captured in German uniform, from the assembly center at Dachau on Saturday, January 19 [1946].

All of these men refused to entrain. They begged to be shot. They resisted entrainment by taking off their clothing and refusing to leave their quarters. It was necessary to use tear-gas and some force to drive them out. Tear-gas forced them out of the building into the snow where those who had cut and stabbed themselves fell exhausted and bleeding in the snow. Nine men hanged themselves and one had stabbed himself to death and one other who had stabbed himself subsequently died; while 20 others are still in the hospital from self-inflicted wounds. The entrainment was finally effected of 368 men who were set off accompanied by a Russian liaison officer on a train carrying American guards. Six men escaped en route.[1]

The report ended: “The incident was shocking. There is considerable dissatisfaction on the part of the American officers and men that they are being required by the American Government to repatriate these Russians…”[2]

So strong was the European tradition of granting political asylum that no nation before 1939 appears even to have contemplated compelling the return home of citizens whose lives or liberty might be endangered.”[3]

The strong European tradition of offering asylum appears to have been revived. As long as they’re not native to Europe.

“Betrayal of the Cossacks at Lienz” by S.G. Korolkoff. Korolkoff was a survivor of the forced repatriations and the people depicted in the painting were all real people who were there. Korolkoff recreated the faces from photographs. Source link. It mattered little whether Russian POWs fought for or against the Allies. Their fate was often the same. An astute person might wonder why the Holodomors prior to WWII are also conveniently downplayed. These orchestrated horrors point strongly to the dangerous climate of Europe in that era. Germany’s efforts to halt the onward march of Bolshevik Communism across Europe becomes far more reasonable when considered in its correct historical context. The scale of the Bolshevik slaughter of millions of civilians was a terrifying threat encroaching on eastern, then central Europe. Why did Churchill and FDR permit and hasten it? They were both fully aware as documented here and Churchill had even previously witnessed the hell of a scorched earth Holocaust policy by his nation. Read here.

There are no Russian prisoners of war. The Russian soldier fights on till death. If he chooses to become a prisoner, he is automatically excluded from the Russian community. We are not interested in a postal service only for Germans.”[5]

Tell me, why did the Soviet Government forsake us? Why did it forsake millions of prisoners? We saw prisoners of all nationalities, and they were taken care of. Through the Red Cross they received parcels and letters from home; only the Russians received nothing. In Kassel I saw American Negro prisoners, and they shared their cakes and chocolates with us. Then why didn’t the Soviet Government, which we considered our own, send us at least some plain hard tack?….Hadn’t we fought? Hadn’t we defended the Government? Hadn’t we fought for our country? If Stalin refused to have anything to do with us, we didn’t want to have anything to do with Stalin![7]

It should be no surprise that millions of Axis POWs were starved, murdered and enslaved. [url=http://after all millions of allied pows were afforded the same treatment at the hands of the allies./]Read here[/url]. After all millions of Allied POWs were afforded the same treatment at the hands of the Allies.

The first time she betrayed them was on the battlefield, through ineptitude…The second time they were heartlessly betrayed by the Motherland was when she abandoned them to die in captivity. And the third time they were unscrupulously betrayed was when, with motherly love, she coaxed them to return home, with such phrases as “The Motherland has forgiven you! The Motherland calls you!” and snared them the moment they reached the frontiers. It would appear that during the one thousand one hundred years of Russia’s existence as a state there have been, ah, how many foul and terrible deeds! But among them was there ever so multimillioned foul a deed as this: to betray one’s own soldiers and proclaim them traitors?[8]

Unlike Hollywood history, Germany’s War acknowledges the calculated betrayal and slaughter of  millions of Allied and Axis POWs with equal respect.

Read: The British Empire’s Holocaust Hypocrisy: The Shocking Reality Of The Second Anglo-Boer War Scorched Earth Policy. Churchill appears on the right. By the end of the war 72% of the Boer population were either dead or incarcerated in a prisoner of war camp or a concentration camp. Churchill was captured but never harmed. The Boer commandoes, unable to contain and provide for the Empire’s POWs in detention, would disarm and release them despite realizing they would always rejoin the war against them. “The Boers behaved like men, never shooting when they could take prisoners, and even apologized because they had to take our rifles and ammunition.”

The Boer children suffered a holocaust, many were scorned, even mocked, as they died. God Bless little Lizzie. That Churchill knew of this suffering, was treated kindly and later, even wrote publicly about the the threat of Jewish-Bolshevism, yet went on to further its expansion across Europe points to the criminality of WWII.