On This Day in History

In the Stuttgof concentration camp in 1944, 5 Russian senior officers, including a female major, were murdered.
They were taken to the crematorium, the place of execution.
First the men were brought in and one by one they were shot. Then - the woman.
According to a Pole who worked in the crematorium and understood Russian, the SS man who spoke Russian abused the woman, forcing her to follow his commands: “to the right, to the left, around...”
Afterward, the SS man asked her: “Why did you do that?”
What she did, I never found out.
She answered that she did it for the motherland.
Then the SS man slapped her and said: “It's for your homeland.”
The Russian spat in his eyes and replied, “And this is for your homeland.”
Confusion ensued.
Two SS men ran up to the woman and pushed her alive into a furnace for burning corpses. She resisted.
Several more SS men ran up.
An officer shouted: “Into the furnace!” The door of the furnace was open and the heat caused the woman's hair to catch fire. In spite of the woman's vigorous resistance, she was placed on a corpse-burning cart and pushed into the furnace.
This was seen by all the prisoners working in the crematorium.” Unfortunately, the name of this heroine remains unknown.
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In the Stuttgof concentration camp in 1944, 5 Russian senior officers, including a female major, were murdered.
They were taken to the crematorium, the place of execution.
First the men were brought in and one by one they were shot. Then - the woman.
According to a Pole who worked in the crematorium and understood Russian, the SS man who spoke Russian abused the woman, forcing her to follow his commands: “to the right, to the left, around...”
Afterward, the SS man asked her: “Why did you do that?”
What she did, I never found out.
She answered that she did it for the motherland.
Then the SS man slapped her and said: “It's for your homeland.”
The Russian spat in his eyes and replied, “And this is for your homeland.”
Confusion ensued.
Two SS men ran up to the woman and pushed her alive into a furnace for burning corpses. She resisted.
Several more SS men ran up.
An officer shouted: “Into the furnace!” The door of the furnace was open and the heat caused the woman's hair to catch fire. In spite of the woman's vigorous resistance, she was placed on a corpse-burning cart and pushed into the furnace.
This was seen by all the prisoners working in the crematorium.” Unfortunately, the name of this heroine remains unknown.
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Yes all the Nazi crimes were fake millions of Russians didn't die, the camps were holiday camps, STFU you pathetic Nazi arshole.
 
In the Stuttgof concentration camp in 1944, 5 Russian senior officers, including a female major, were murdered.
They were taken to the crematorium, the place of execution.
First the men were brought in and one by one they were shot. Then - the woman.
According to a Pole who worked in the crematorium and understood Russian, the SS man who spoke Russian abused the woman, forcing her to follow his commands: “to the right, to the left, around...”
Afterward, the SS man asked her: “Why did you do that?”
What she did, I never found out.
She answered that she did it for the motherland.
Then the SS man slapped her and said: “It's for your homeland.”
The Russian spat in his eyes and replied, “And this is for your homeland.”
Confusion ensued.
Two SS men ran up to the woman and pushed her alive into a furnace for burning corpses. She resisted.
Several more SS men ran up.
An officer shouted: “Into the furnace!” The door of the furnace was open and the heat caused the woman's hair to catch fire. In spite of the woman's vigorous resistance, she was placed on a corpse-burning cart and pushed into the furnace.
This was seen by all the prisoners working in the crematorium.” Unfortunately, the name of this heroine remains unknown.
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Thats what the Nazi savages were like, three British female SOE agents who had been captured were burned alive in the ovens almost at the end of the war in Ravensbruck camp i believe.
 
Yes all the Nazi crimes were fake millions of Russians didn't die, the camps were holiday camps, STFU you pathetic Nazi arshole.
one for sure, you 🇸🇦 🐷🇷🇺pederasts , are N1 Nazi (National - Socialist ) collaborationists in the world.
PUTIN´S thugs and our dirty COMMIES do not want to investigate stalin´s pedophilia and his crimes against humanity ...

Stalin and his lover aged 13. ..."the brutal dictator's affair with an under-age schoolgirl...and how he (stalin) made her pregnant."
 
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On this day in history, April 29th in 1429, 17-year-old Joan of Arc entered the besieged city of Orléans, bringing with her much needed supplies and troops. The French defenders, believing the prophecy that an armored maiden would come to the rescue of France, were inspired to mount a passionate resistance. The siege collapsed just nine days later, the first major victory for the French forces against the English since the crushing French defeat at Agincourt.
 
On April 29, 1918, 106 years ago, the Vyborg Massacre took place. The White Finnish troops entered the city and began the massacre on suspicion of the Reds and on ethnic grounds, among others. Some historians name the total number of people shot from 3 to 5 thousand people.
Characterizing the White Terror the lawyer Väine Hakkila said: “People were shot simply for their beliefs, i.e. Social Democrats were taken and shot even where there was no uprising!”.
The Red Guards, on the other hand, were tortured. “One had a membership book of the labor movement nailed to his forehead. Another had his head pierced, and his brains were drained out of his head and lay near the corpse. A third had his eyes gouged out by white beasts.”

Cited in “The White Terror” by I. Ratkovsky
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