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Germany after World War II was one big
prison
throughout the American sector of the
country millions of men were pinned
behind barbed wire in Open Fields
they died in latrine ditches and shelter
holes dug by hand in the earth they died
without water without food Without
Shelter
this happened by the order of the
American Commander General Dwight
Eisenhower who sent out an urgent
Courier on May 9 1945 the day after he
took charge of conquered Germany
forbidding all the citizens of the
country to gather food together in one
place for the purpose of taking it to
the starving men in the U.S camps they
were forbidden on pain of death to feed
the prisoners although the prisoners
were starving
he ordered three train loads of food
donated by the International Red Cross
out of the country and back to the
donors in France and Belgium all of this
was hidden for 44 years until a book
appeared in Canada in 1989 revealing the
atrocity in the forward to that book
Colonel Dr Ernest F Fisher a senior
historian of the United States Army
Center for military history wrote
starting in April 1945 the United States
Army and the French army casually
annihilated a million prisoners most of
them in American camps
this book entitled other losses was
published around the world but in the
United States it was scarcely to be
found anywhere after harsh reviews in
the New York Times and elsewhere which
meant that no Bookseller would stock it
thus Americans were prevented from
knowing about these atrocities while
people around the world were forming
hard opinions against the United States
Army then in 1989 a major in the United
States Army was puzzled to hear a German
citizen in trowan Germany Express a very
bitter opinion about the U.S army camp
which had been there in the summer of
1945 when that American major Merit P
Drucker retired from the Army years
later he remembered the bitter opinion
and wondered what more it might signify
he asked for a copy of other losses in a
military bookstore in New York city so I
called this organization called the
military Bookman which was a military
bookstore in New York and this guy got
on the phone he told me how to copy the
book had been deep sixth deep six being
a slang expression mean had been hidden
and suppressed Drucker determined to
find out for himself if the awkward true
I was a U.S Army guard at a German
prison camp at andanach and I was silent
for 45 years because I was warned it'd
be futile to say anything and I would be
in serious trouble if I did convinced by
researchers in the UK and Germany and by
affidavits received from former
prisoners of War who confirmed the
contents of other losses Drucker decided
that an apology was necessary no
American government official had ever
apologized for the camps so he would do
it himself
he contacted the author of the book
James back and together they invited
Lieutenant Colonel Max clar retired from
the German bundesffer or Army to come to
Washington on October 31st
2011 where the new American edition of
other losses was being launched and
there Drucker formally apologized to Max
clar who accepted the letter signed by
Mayberry Drucker major the two men shook
hands and then embraced with deep
emotion
the dozens of guests in the room were
absolutely still
Clark then read out the terms of a peace
treaty which he was proposing to
supplant the uneasy truce which still
prevails between Germany and her former
enemies the strange truth is that
Germany is the Ally of Western countries
with whom she is still technically at
War this is more than a diplomatic
Oddity as Clark has said Germany is a
country of wounded Souls
begged for financial help by the other
nations of Europe she is still defined
by the United Nations as a hostile state
supposedly Sovereign she must tolerate
the military basis of foreign powers he
is constantly reminded of her past
cruelties by Nations who have never
acknowledged their own she pays enormous
reparations to her victims while German
victims of Allied atrocities are not
acknowledged or compensated
Clara back and Drucker have come
together in an attempt to rectify some
of these injustices they have made
friends despite the odds this is their
video peace for Germany
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