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Guten Tag. Today, I'm going to talk about a book called Other Losses.^[1] I have not read all of it yet, so I'm not going to call this a review. I just want to talk a little bit about the book and its contents. It's a book about the treatment of the German prisoners of war after the Second World War, and it explains how President Eisenhower produced what is called death camps for the German prisoners of war. And in the years 1945 to 1949, about one million German prisoners of war were annihilated in these camps.^[2] The Allies won the war, and the way they treated the German people and the German^[3] prisoners of war is in one word despicable.^[4] Other Losses is a very sad book. It's basically 314 pages describing how the Americans and also the other Allies murdered German prisoners of war in different ways, and how they have since then tried to cover this up. Amongst the so-called prisoners of war were many women and children, which is kind of odd. I never thought of children as being eligible to be a prisoner of war, but apparently according to the Allies, German children and women too were prisoners of war in these death camps.^[5] This book is a documentation of why the Allies did this and how they did it, and it is confirmed by Soviet archives, KGB archives.^[6] This enormous war crime is not something they tell us about in school, and I just wish to say that this is just one of many war crimes by the Allies that we are not told anything about, not in the media, not in school. We basically have to^[7] know about it and be able to find out about it on our own by using the internet, and as you can understand this is one of the reasons why they try to limit our use of the internet. They're trying to censor it, and they do in many countries already, but this is just one of many Allied crimes, and it's very sad, but it's worth knowing about because it will enable us, you, to understand the nature of the United States government and their actions today as well. They are no better today than they were after and during the Second World War.^[8][9][10] Other Losses by James Bacque is available from Amazon, and I encourage you to check it out and also to, on your own, try to find out what else these despicable criminals did. Use the Google engine and see what you can find about the war crimes of the Allied forces.

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1. This is the 3rd edition.
2. German POWs kept in open fields.
3. Well: The Soviet Union won the war. The Allies just took the credit
   for having done so.
4. Some examples:
   • Shooting German children and leave them hanging in barbed wire in the camps
   • Bulldozing sleeping Germans
   • Deliberately starving Germans to death, and refusing even the Red Cross to feed the German POWs.
5. CIVILIAN woman!
6. Civilian women in Allied "POW" camps.
7. and certainly not in Hollywood movies!
8. Iraq.
9. Afghani POWs.
10. Anyone who resists their aggression.