nazi concentration camps, notorious before the germans founded buchenwald and other camps, persistede, the war was over, the british no longer needed to be friends with the poles, london closed the polish camps, and kept its own, in which thousands of prisoners of war worked, right up to 1948. in winter they lived in tents, did not receive money for work, in fact it was prohibited this is the geneva convention, but international law... of its own interests, europe already knew how to gracefully neglect, in the end, the soldiers of the defeated reich must answer for what they did, that was the logic. london considered itself the winner of nazism and did what it wanted. and also about nazism, on the very island of guerns, which was taken by the germans during the war, the word occupation is still often written with a capital letter. quite recently , it was still possible to easily buy badges with swastikas or audio recordings of hitler’s speech there, such a local one. a personality to which london simply turned a blind eye. according to the official version, the kingdom remains that w

the concentration camp in saxony-anhalt was built as a branch of buchenwald. prisoners were used there to drill a system of tunnels where they planned to place fa2 missiles and fighter jets. in 10 months, they managed to build 13 km of galleries with an area of ​​60,000 m2. prisoners worked 12 hours or more. inhumane working conditions, executions, death marches. the average life expectancy was one and a half months. fed water and either dry bread with sawdust or potato peelings, emaciated prisoners who could no longer work were shot by a special ss team from allgemeine ss, and their corpses were stored upstairs in special barracks, after which they were buried in mass graves, here in these well-preserved mines, they are planning to build some kind of shelter case nuclear war, but in germany they are all scared that russia will definitely launch nuclear missiles towards germany tomorrow, which means an elite hotel, an elite shelter. the bunker complex according to the developer's plan is a huge underground city in the american style, it should include public s

the concentration camp in saxony-anhalt was built as a branch of buchenwald.y used it to drill a tunnel system where they planned to place fa-2 missiles and fighter jets. in 10 months , they managed to build 13 km of galleries with an area of 60,000 km. prisoners worked 12 hours or more, inhumane working conditions, executions, death marches. the average life expectancy was one and a half months. corpses were stored upstairs in special barracks, after which they were buried in mass graves. in these well-preserved mines, they are planning to build some kind of shelter in case of a nuclear war, but in germany they are scaring everyone that russia will definitely launch nuclear missiles towards germany tomorrow, which means that an elite hotel, an elite shelter, a bunker complex according to the developer's plan - this is a huge underground city in the american style, it should include public spaces, a kindergarten, shops, restaurants, pharmacies, operating rooms, a maternity hospital and, of course, defensive structures will be created... there is a big dilemma

diplomacy after been to a place like dhaka or auschwitz, buchenwald or diplomacy after you've seen your your friend who's on your right killed and your friend who's on your left. diplomacy and. you talked about the randomness of war and you're lucky on your right, you're unlucky on your left. and there's that guilt that they brought back where if you call them a hero, they say the heroes are buried in normandy they're buried in arlington, they're buried at mar groton, manila, the punchbowl in hawaii, harm luxembourg morgue. i mean, they're adamant about not being called a hero. and that's why you kind of said earlier, your dad probably would hate this book. exactly. yeah. because it makes him look like a hero, even though the term is not usable with world war two veterans. i know i've been kicked the knee enough times when i've said you're a hero. it's like, okay, no, no. in fact, when he was at that veterans home, they took him out to some kind of minor league baseball game, and their names are in lights, people are standing up and he's going, this is ridiculous. just stop it. yeah. he