Stryder50
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As a military historian, this is one case of "loser writing history that comes to mind. I could find many more were I inclined (and getting paidMany thanks,
I'll keep looking for examples of "Losers writing the history"..... wish me luck.
Meanwhile, this is another example of the degree to which the Holocaust Industry is desperate to repress anything that threatens their profitable reparations racket:
"BOOK ON JEWISH-RUN REVENGE' CAMPS IS PULLED"
EXCERPT "A German publisher has abruptly canceled a book that investigates the Jewish role in running internment camps in Poland after World War II, saying the work otherwise could be "cause for some misunderstanding." The 6,000 copies printed will be destroyed.
For six months after the war, Morel ran an internment camp for German civilians in the Polish community of Swietochlowice.
Former inmates told Sack that Morel brutalized, tortured and killed some of the German civilians housed at the camp. Two years ago, Morel fled to Israel; Polish authorities are reportedly considering filing murder charges against him." CONTINUED
Next, because the Allies could find no homicidal gas chambers, they forced German POWs to build a fake one.
When the world was invited to inspect this homicidal gas chamber, it was quietly dismissed as yet another Allied propaganda ploy.
"NKVD Forced German POWs to Build Fake Gas Chambers AFTER the War !"
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NKVD Forced German POWs to Build Fake Gas Chambers AFTER the War !
I was held by the Russians in Sachsen-hausen, and made to build a gas chamber there; this is what I sawvk.com
EXCERPT "As a young officer, Gerhart Schirmer was captured in 1945 by the Russians and held in Sachsenhausen which the Russians continued to use as a prison.
Although the War and Nazism were over, Schirmer and a few fellow-prisoners were forced to construct a gas chamber and execution room, to show the world what the Nazis had done. He described his experiences in a booklet entitled 'Sachsenhausen - Workuta, Zehn Jahre in den Fängen der Sowjets' (Grabert Verlag, Tübingen, 1992).
When 'certain groups' drew the attention of the authorities to the booklet's contents, it was seized and banned in Germany. This is described by Schirmer below (my translation). I understand Schirmer was given the choice of a fine or prison and he chose the fine because, being over ninety, he did not relish spending his last few years behind bars, especially as he had already spent eleven years of his life in prison." CONTINUED
Thanks again and keep up the good work,

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Panzer Leader (German: Erinnerungen eines Soldaten, literally "Memories of a Soldier") is an autobiography by Heinz Guderian. The book, written during his imprisonment by the Allies after the war, describes Guderian's service in the Panzer arm of the Heer before and during World War II.
The most prominent English language version is the 1952 translation by Constantine Fitzgibbon, with a foreword by B. H. Liddell Hart. The Da Capo Press editions have an additional introduction by Kenneth Macksey.
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