Copyright (c) 1997 - Ingrid A. Rimland
". . . We in America are very good at raining 'smart bombs' on our adversaries, and in violently enforcing the dictates of the United Nations on faraway peoples that our press have vilified.
But we have really been very insulated from the horrors of mass warfare on our own territory. (U)nless we wake up, we will find that someday the political situation in America will not be to the liking of the international elitists, and we may find foreign troops in blue UN helmets on OUR shores, to 'correct' the situation.
They will of course be called 'peace-keeping' troops in the macabre Newspeak that our would-be masters have created, but their bombs and bullets, I assure you, will kill your family quite as dead as any others.
And in the homelands where those 'peace-keepers' hail from, I also assure you that the controlled media will have thoroughly indoctrinated them with a hatred of the nasty Americans who must be put in their place for their sins of questioning the dictates of the New World Order.
Just as today we are taught to hate the Iraqis and the Afrikaners of South Africa . . . as yesterday we were taught to hate the Germans.
One of this century's greatest crimes, and probably one of the greatest crimes against women in history, was the mass rape of the conquered women of Europe after the Judeao-Communist victory there in 1945.
The rapists were mainly Red Army soldiers, some of them non-White troops from the Asian and Middle Eastern Republics of the Soviet Union. But I am sorry to say that many of the rapists were men of our own race, and some were Americans.
They were brutes, no doubt, but they were permitted and encouraged to indulge their lower than bestial urges by official 'Allied' policies which incited hatred particularly against the Germans, but also against those of other European nationalities which were then allied with Germany in an anti-Communist bloc.
One cannot contemplate this great mass orgy of rape, gang rape, and sexual slavery of innocent women and little girls without revulsion. It will be easy for you to turn your radio dial to another station, where, no doubt, more pleasant or amusing fare is being served up by professional entertainers like Rush Limbaugh or Howard Stern.
But if you want to know the truth about one of the darkest secrets of our present establishment, a horrible crime against women about which the Politically Correct feminists are strangely silent, then I urge you to turn up the volume and listen carefully.
I claim no originality for the documentation or recounting of this ghastly crime perpetrated mainly by what Franklin Roosevelt called 'our noble Soviet ally.' We are indebted to Dr. Austin J. App, a professor and scholar of English literature at Catholic University, the University of Scranton, and LaSalle College, among others, who risked career and livelihood to bring these truths to light.
In April, 1946, when he published the work upon which today's program is based, entitled 'Ravishing the Women of Conquered Europe', he was a lone voice crying out for justice in an America still high on war propaganda and on a 'victory' that in the later Cold War years and after would be seen clearly as a defeat for America and the West as much as it was for Germany.
As the Red Army advanced toward her in 1945, the city of Berlin had become a city virtually without men. Out of a civilian population of 2,7 million, 2 million were women. It is small wonder that the fear of sexual attack raced through the city like a plague. Doctors were besieged by patients seeking information on the quickest way to commit suicide, and poison was in great demand.
In Berlin stood a charity institution, the Haus Dehlem, an orphanage, maternity hospital, and foundling home. Soviet soldiers entered the home, and repeatedly raped pregnant women and women who had just given birth. This was not an isolated incident. No one will ever know how many women were raped, but doctors' estimates run as high as 100,000 for the city of Berlin alone, their ages ranging from 10 to 70.
On March 24, 1945, our "noble Soviet allies" entered Danzig. A 50-year-old Danzig teacher reported that her niece, 15, was raped seven times, and her other niece, 22, was raped fifteen times.
A Soviet officer told a group of women to seek safety in the Cathedral. Once they were securely locked inside, the beasts of Bolshevism entered, and ringing the bells and playing the organ, 'celebrated' a foul orgy through the night, raping all the women, some more than thirty times. A Catholic pastor in Danzig declared 'They violated even eight-year-old girls and shot boys who tried to shield their mothers.'
The Most Reverend Bernard Griffin, British Archbishop, made a tour of Europe to study conditions there, and reported 'In Vienna alone they raped 100,000 women, not once but many times, including girls not yet in their teens, and aged women.'
A Lutheran pastor in Germany, in a letter of August 7, 1945, to the Bishop of Chichester, England, describes how a fellow pastor's 'two daughters and a grandchild (ten years of age) suffer from gonorrhea, [as a] result of rape' and how 'Mrs. N. was killed when she resisted an attempt to rape her,' while her daughter was 'raped and deported, allegedly to Omsk, Siberia, for indoctrination.'
The day after our noble Soviet allies conquered Neisse, Silesia, 182 Catholic nuns were raped. In the diocese of Kattowitz 66 pregnant nuns were counted. In one convent when the Mother Superior and her assistant tried to protect the younger nuns with outstretched arms, they were shot down.
A priest reported in 'Nord Amerika' magazine for November 1, 1945, that he knew 'several villages where all the women, even the aged and girls as young as twelve, were violated daily for weeks by the Russians.'
Sylvester Michelfelder, a Lutheran pastor, wrote in the Christian Century 'Bands of irresponsible bandits in Russian or American uniforms pillage and rob the trains. Women and girls are violated in sight of everyone. They are stripped of their clothes.'
On April 27, 1946 Vatican Radio charged that in the Russian occupation zone of Eastern Germany cries of help were going up 'from girls and women who are being brutally raped and whose bodily and spiritual health is completely shaken.'
The rapists did not all wear a red star. John Dos Passos, writing in LIFE magazine for January 7, 1946, quotes a 'red-faced major' as saying that 'Lust, liquor and loot are the soldier's pay.'
A serviceman wrote to TIME magazine for November 12, 1945 'Many a sane American family would recoil in horror if they knew how 'Our Boys' conduct themselves, with such complete callousness in human relationships over here.'
An army sergeant wrote, 'Our own Army and the British Army ...have done their share of looting and raping... This offensive attitude among our troops is not at all general, but the percentage is large enough to have given our Army a pretty black name, and we too are considered an army of rapists.'
An Italian survivor of American bombing states that Black American troops were stationed in Naples, where they were allowed by their superiors free access to poor, hungry, and humiliated Italian women.
According to an AP dispatch of September 12, 1945, entitled 'German-American Marriages Forbidden', the Franklin Roosevelt government instructed its soldiers that marriage with the inferior Germans was absolutely forbidden, but those having illegitimate children by German women, whose husbands and boyfriends were conveniently dead or held as prisoners or slave laborers, could count on allowance money.
According to TIME magazine of September 17, 1945, the government provided these soldiers with an estimated 50 million condoms PER MONTH, and graphically instructed them as to their use. For all practical purposes, our soldiers were being told - 'Teach these Germans a lesson -- and have a wonderful time!'
Such were the great crusaders who brought 'democracy' to Europe."Thought for the Day:
"Any German soldier who was guilty of rape was tried by a 'Kriegsgericht' - a court martial - and summarily executed!"
(Ernst Zundel)