It would of course be unfair to say that all Germans and Austrians were guilty of the atrocities carried out by their leaders. But it is also unfair to believe that no one of the ordinary citizenship knew what was happening. The excuse of “we didn’t know” should not always have been taken for granted.
Especially those who lived near the concentration camps must have had at least an inkling of what was going on.
The fact is that the crimes were carried out by those who they had elected as their leaders, therefore the crimes were committed in their names.
Below are pictures of the local population and SS officers being made facing the atrocities
SS officer Eichelsdoerfer, the commandant of the Kaufering IV concentration camp, stands among the corpses of prisoners killed in his camp.
German civilians under U.S. military escort are forced to see a wagon loaded…
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A new movie ” FInal Account” deals with these subjects… check it out.
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