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and one old man, 74, all dead, all murdered

in a bestial manner, except only a few who

had bullet holes in their necks.

Some babies had their heads bashed in.

In one room we found a woman,

84 years old, sitting on a sofa,

half of whose head had been

sheared off with an ax or a spade.

Old men who had tried to protect their wives,

daughters and granddaughters, were themselves

knocked down, then sawed in half. Fifty French

POWs and Polish workers who had instinctively

stepped in to protect the

people were castrated and killed.

Staggered by the enormity of the crime, German

authorities requested that neutral observers

from Spain, Sweden and Switzerland view the

sickening carnage close up. However, when

the visitors filed their reports and word finally

reached the outside world, there was only silence.

By the winter of 1944, the vicious propaganda

war waged against Germany had been won.

By that late stage of the conflict, the

war of words had reached such evil extremes

that few individuals beyond the Reichs

borders were concerned about brained German

babies or crucified German women. By the final

months of the war, the enemy to be destroyed

was not merely Adolf Hitler, the Nazi

Party or even the soldiers in the field.

By the final months of the war, the aim of the

approaching Allies was nothing less than the utter

extinction of the German nation

- every man, every woman, every child.

Fueling the flames of hate was the Jewish

propagandist Ilya Ehrenburg. One of the most

influential men in the Soviet Union, Ehrenburg

made sure his message of evil reached every

soldier in the Red Army by ordering that leaflets

be dropped from airplanes onto the front lines.

Ehrenburg's directive: Kill them all, men,

old men, children and the women, after you

have amused yourself with them! Kill. Nothing

in Germany is guiltless, neither the living

nor the yet unborn. Break the racial

pride of the German woman. Take her as your

legitimate booty. Kill, you brave

soldiers of the victorious Soviet Army.

Soon, as the Red Army forced the Wehrmacht

back in the east, millions of German civilians

suffered the same ghastly fate

as the victims of Nemmesdorf.

Although first encounters with Soviet shock

troops were truly traumatic, it was the second

wave of soldiers who delivered hell on earth.

In numerous instances, before troops pushed on

they turned to the helpless

civilians and warned:

The Mongols are coming. Very

bad men. You go quick. Go quick.

Terrified by the news, many Germans did attempt

to flee. Most, however, found themselves trapped.

Other than destroy liquor and hide young girls,

most could only watch the clock and pray that

their worst fears were unfounded. After a

wait of sometimes days, but normally hours,

the dreaded second wave arrived.

Composed largely of Mongols and other Asians,

as well as convicts, these men who formed

the second wave of troops were regarded, even

by their own comrades, as utterly merciless.

Leading this group were the Communist commissars,

the fanatical political officers composed

almost exclusively of Jews. These hate- filled

individuals acted as the more-than- willing

orchestrators of the horrors

that befell the German people.

Of all the methods used to express its

hatred, the Red Army said it best with rape.

Rape Survivor:
And when the first Russians

came, the combat troops, they came in and

wanted to see everything, asked about weapons,

and soldiers, looked at everything closely,

didn't find anything, and were very friendly,

and just left. Then the next lot arrived.

The next one took me outside straight away. My

mother wanted to throw herself in front of me,

but she was pushed back. And then they took

me upstairs, and as I tried to defend myself,

he showed me his gun. And then when I

came back down, I was.. well, shocked,

but I was just happy that I was still alive.

They said, "Woman, Come!" They said it in German,

"Frau kommen!" in German. We were

the prize. It was always like that.

From eight to eighty years old, healthy or

ill, indoors or out, in fields, on sidewalks,

against walls, the defilement, torture, and

murder of German women continued unabated.

Merely because a female had been raped once

was also no guarantee she would not be assaulted

again... and again... and again.

A victim:
The Russians were coming and going

the whole time and they kept eyeing us greedily.

The nights were dreadful because we were

never safe for a moment. The women were raped,

not once or twice but ten, twenty, thirty and

a hundred times, and it was all the same to

the Russians whether they raped mere children

or old women. The youngest victim in the row

houses where we lived was ten years of

age and the oldest one was over seventy.

The women of Germany not only had to endure

this onslaught of rape, torture, and murder,

but also, the humiliation of having

it witnessed by friends and family.

A witness:
These atrocities were not committed

secretly or in hidden corners but in public,

in churches, on the streets, and on the

squares. Mothers were raped in the presence of

their children, girls were

raped in front of their brothers.

When even violated corpses could no longer

be of use, sticks, iron bars and telephone

receivers were commonly

rammed into their vaginas.

Jewish commissars had a special desire to

defile the churches of Germany. Soon after

the fall of Danzig, hundreds of desperate

females pleaded with an officer for protection.

The Soviet pointed to a Catholic cathedral.

After the women were safely inside, the officer

yelled to his men, pointed to the church,

and with bells ringing and organ pipes roaring

the horror continued all night. Some women

and girls inside, some as young as 8 years old,

were raped more than thirty times. Little boys

who tried to shield their mothers were shot.

When Soviet soldiers captured the city of

Neustettin in February 1945, they discovered

several large camps of the Womens Reich

Labor Service, an organization composed mostly

of girls who worked on various projects from

nursing to street repair. After re-capturing

the area, the German soldiers were horrified

by what had happened to the 2,500 females.

German soldier:
We had never seen anything like it

- utterly, unbelievably monstrous!

Naked, dead women lay in many of the rooms.

Swastikas had been cut into their abdomens,

in some the intestines bulged out, breasts were

cut up, faces beaten to a pulp and swollen puffy.

Others had been tied to the furniture

by their hands and feet, and massacred.

A broomstick protruded from the vagina

of one, a besom from that of another.

The mothers had to witness how their ten and

twelve-year-old daughters were raped by some 20 men;

the daughters in turn saw their mothers

being raped, even their grandmothers.

Women who tried to resist were brutally

tortured to death. There was no mercy.

The women we liberated were in a state almost

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