Two situations as different as can possibly exist, since the Germans were defeated after a long fighting retreat, while America was never even invaded. As they retreated, they had to retreat with their prisoners, and place them in already occupied camps behind their lines, which quickly became overcrowded. On top of being overcrowded, their supply lines were cut off for food, potable water, medicine, and pesticides for controlling lice. Lice spread typhus, resulting in mass deaths and piles of emaciated dead bodies. Conditions on the losing side are often horrible vs conditions on the winning side of a war.
That makes sense. You've obviously done a lot of research.
What are the ball park figures?
Funny how most of those maladies didn't affect Allied POWs nor was there any evidence of mass starvation, medical experimentation, gas chambers (oh, did I mention captured records from IG Farben & Bayer showed Zylon gas was delivered to all the "popular resorts" (according to you) by the tons?
A good principle to guide me through life: “This is all I have come to expect, standard lackluster performance. Trust nothing, believe no one and realize it will only get worse…”
