10-10-2019, 02:16 PM
Steve Wrote:11 Million Germans Were Murdered After WWIIIn the Spring of 2018, I spoke to a woman born in Germany around 1937. I already “knew” about the massive starvation of Germany after the end of WW II, the Morgenthau plan, but of course if my information is correct, this woman would have been a victim of this atrocity herself.
She was reluctant to talk about it, I had to bring up the topic some 5 times before she finally told how horrible the starvation was and that her sister died from malnutrition. She didn’t even know about the Morgenthau plan, to starve Germany, which was designed before the end of WW II.
The 1950 census showed 5.7 million less Germans than there should have been according to the number of people recorded in the 1946 census.
It took until 5/5/’55 that all restrictions were rescinded.
1947 was the worst year; William Clayton reported to Washington that "millions of people are slowly starving".
The following from an official 26 February 1947 paper shows that the Allied “heroes” were fully aware that they were starving Germany to death.
Quote:C) Over half of the 6,595,000 children and adolescents, especially in the lower-income groups, are in a deplorable condition. Their situation is better in limited localities where school feeding has been undertaken but outside these limits stunted growth and delayed development is widespread. In some areas famine edema (actual starvation) is appearing in the children. A study of groups of boys between the ages 9 and 16 years showed 5.5 lbs. under minimum standard weights, with girls 5.1 lbs. below such standard. Other groups studied showed even worse conditions.https://www.lawfulpath.com/forum/viewtop...1340#p4874
D) A considerable part of the "normal consumer" group of 17,910,000 is likewise in deplorable condition.