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excellent multipart series on the nazi extermination groups operating in russia and central europe.
einsatsgroupen if i spelled it right.
It pretty much spells it out with photo footage a lot of what happen.
My person opinion is they knew about 3000 of the commanders/members of these groups, only about 200 were tried.
I would have hung them all.

Is there a specific venue broadcasting this or do you need telepathy?

Its on Netflix or Amazon Prime..I forget which...

Wonder who produced that program,....Gulag Studios?

Not all Allied soldiers who served in WW2 felt the same way about it as you do.

maybe you should ask yourself why that is...

hint; in A big dirty nasty war of such length and scale there is a thing called perspective.

Folks will recall the 'Malmady massacre'...Col. J.Peiper and other members of the 1st SS Panzer regiment
went to trial, 73 in all....42 received the death sentence including Peiper , the final result was none were
executed and all were out of prison by 1956.
Some will say they all should have hanged, well if justice is to be served in such manner then the Americans
who murdered similar size groups of German prisoners in Normandy should also have been tried and hanged.

And those allied pilots that firebombed some 70 Japanese cities killing many innocent non combatant civilians
surely a horrendous war crime worthy of severe punishment.

Come now, didn't you hear wonderful speech the "Golden Gal" made at the 75th anniversary of D-Day landing. She said that thanks to those brave men that landed on the French beaches the Germans were freed from the enigmatic almost mythical Nazis that ruled over the poor Germans since ca. 1933? I bet the Western Leadership bought that BS and applauded wildly. Would you care to guess what percentage of Germans chose to vote for the NSDAP in 1933 democratic elections? You know, it's only when the bombs started falling on Germany en mass they started to loose faith and support for previously "wonderful" Fuhrer.

Don’t know about that group, but the guards at Dachau were dealt with appropriately.

There were three groups A, B, C (like German armies North, Center, South) composed of Germans plus some other ethnic minorities that helped them.

Shot a buncha Slav’s in the back of the head.

They can’t be all bad.

sorry
netflix

German Sixth army [Heeresgruppe B] played a large role in assisting the Einsatzgruppen.

you need to do a little more reading, or watch the program on netflix. no comparison to wartime activities between warring armies. such as murdering hundreds of thousands of women and children.

one of the interesting parts was later in the war the germans having captive jews dig up bodies and burn them to get rid of the evidence.

German Sixth army [Heeresgruppe B] played a large role in assisting the Einsatzgruppen.

Those few thousand who were released from the Soviet Union some yrs later, probably should
have all been hanged on return I guess...

Yes, General Walter Karl Ernst August van Rechenau loved to help.

No that’s funny right there

Im sure many Americans believed that the 1st SS panzer executing American POWs in Normandy was worthy of a death penalty,

or do we need to watch Netflix to know that?



I can do more reading if need be , but will you learn to spell?

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I feel bad for those poor Slavic Brothers. The Bolshevik Patisans came took food and supplies later Germans followd accusing them of collaboration and eliminating them. In Belorussia alone over 600 villages were burned along with all their inhabitants.

for the peasants in the east, death by a German bullet was much more merciful than the Soviet approach.