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Those Who Won’t Learn From History . . . .

Robert A. McKeown / June 22, 2013

This is amazing. Having lived in Berlin Germany for over 10 years, I find this shocking. I have never heard of this happening. My in-laws never spoke of it either. Apparently, the Allies were also guilty of crimes against humanity.

 

Click here to learn more about the Rhine Meadows camps….

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June 22, 2013 in Issues. Tags: camps, crimes against humanity, history, WW2

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