The German guards murdered at Dachau by the Americans
in their mafia-style, St. Valentine's Day Massacre machine-gunning were
previously wounded and exhausted veterans from the Eastern Front. These
ethnic Germans and Hungarian army soldiers in German uniforms had fought
communism with deeds, not words, and had been transferred to Dachau only
days before their murder at the hands of the Americans, so whatever one
might accuse the Germans of doing at Dachau, these murdered men had no
part in it!
American soldiers, under the command of a U.S.
Army officer, and some of the communist inmates whom the G.I.'s armed,
in clear violation of their own rules of warfare, murdered 560 innocent
men in cold blood, deliberatly, cruelly, with malice and forethought.
When the crime came to light, the man in charge, General George S. Patton,
ordered all evidence, like reports, photographic negatives, films, etc.
brought to him, he put it all damning evidence in a metal wastepaper basket
and with his own lighter set it on fire and in the presence of his officers
said "Gentlemen, this incident is now closed". The only evidence
of this beastly U.S. war crime, which survived are the incriminating 'souvenir'
photo's reprinted in COL. Howard A. Buechner book, "Dachau - The hour
of the Avenger". Dr. Buechner was the cheif medical officer of his
division and was present during the murders, the photo's were taken by
someone who was proud of this wholesale butchery of these innocent Germans.
To compound this crime, the Americans put Germans
of all ages into squalid, disease-ridden camps as a token of Allied 'liberation'.
[Also see Allied Concentration
Camps] Sadistic torturers in U.S. Army uniforms,
with names such as ******** under American command once again showed the
defeated Germans the painful reality of 'American' style justice. A congressional
investigation into these outrages revealed, beating, raping, hooding, starving,
driving burning matches under the fingernails of prisoners and inflicting
other forms of torture too obscene to mention here.
These American torturers had so thoroughly beaten
their German victims, that virtually every man they had 'interrogated'
had had his testicles smashed by kicking in the groin repeatedly and all
were mutilated beyond recovery in the process. Then these Germans victims
of the American 'liberators' and 'defenders of democracy' were put on show-trials
in Allied kangaroo courts, where they were accused of phony atrocities,
only yards away from the blood-soaked walls where criminals in American
uniform had been committing real atrocities.
Here is the American war crime
in progress.
The men still standing are German medics from the medical
barracks pictured behind. The butcher kneeling down on the machine gun
is 1st Lt. Jack Bushyhead, an American Indian.
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First they killed them!
(See bashed in head of man on right. Notice brain on
ground)
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Then they robbed them!
(See German soldier on left, holding a rosary in his
hand)
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This is the murderer, 1st Lt.
Jack Bushyhead!
Obviously, the murder of 560
Germans didn't bother him
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Howard Buechner ....Ralph
Rosa ........Robert
Kimsey
(Left) Col. Howard A. Buechner, author and witness
number 1 to this U.S. war crime. He took 41 years to clear his troubled
conscience. He revealed this dastardly crime - against the express wishes
of his former superior officers.
(Middle) U.S. Medic Ralph Rosa. Holder of the silver star. Witness
number 2.
(Right) Lt. Robert H. Kimsey. Assistant Battalion Surgeon. Holder of
the Silver Star. Witness number 3.
Lt. Col. Felix L. Sparks
The "liberator" of Dachau. Sparks was commanding
officer of the 3rd Battalion, 157th Infantry Regiment, on April 29, 1945
in charge of U.S. forces who committed this war crime.
If Sparks had been a German, he would have been tried
by the Americans in a show trial, tortured, and publicly executed. He never
faced even a court marshal, and lives in the United States today untroubled
by his conscience. In 1956, the governor of Colorado appointed him to the
position of Justice of the State Supreme Court.
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All
pictures from Col. Howard A. Buechner's [Medical Corps, A.U.S. (Ret.)]
book, "Dachau - The hour of the Avenger"
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All
pictures from Col. Howard A. Buechner's [Medical Corps, A.U.S. (Ret.)]
book, "Dachau - The hour of the Avenger"