The Suffering that Germany Must Cover When Losing War
The Suffering that
Germany Must Cover When Losing War
Second world war is
considered the most brutal war in the history of mankind. Second world war has
used sophisticated weapons that can take human life with a short time and in
large numbers.
The second world war
took place between the western and eastern blogs which clashed with each other
to seize every inch of the region in almost the entire world. Germany became
the actor who started the second world war. Having previously been humiliated in
the first world war.
Germany harbored a
grudge of revenge as a result of previous war defeats. In the second world war,
Germany looked much better prepared than before. Germany's first step was to
annihilate domestic opponents who he thought were endangering their plans.
German Jews also became victims of German action towards this will.
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| Children Play In Ruins Berlin 1948 |
Germany after losing
the war
It seems common to
know how the Germans massacred Jews. After they eradicate Jews in their
country. Germany began a campaign to slaughter Jews as well as conquer the
countries around it.
One by one neighboring
Germany became the victim of violent action by the Nazi army. Call it France,
Poland, the Netherlands and almost all mainland Europe to feel German military
attacks.
They massacred the
government of the countries they attacked and did not forget to slaughter the
Jews in the country they attacked. Germany takes the heart of the people in the
country it attacks by means of propaganda to slaughter Jews. This means that
non-Germans who helped Germany to slaughter Jews were considered German friends
and protected by their safety.
This made many of the
country's residents who were attacked in the end became sympathy for the Nazis
and joined the ranks of the German army.
Over time Germany not
only massacred Nazis but also communists in the Soviet Union. With the
increasing number of opponents, the German risks also experience a turning
point from the ongoing war.
Germany finally
experienced difficulties when the United States participated in the second
world war. As the opposite party.
With an area that
stretched across Europe and had to deal with two great powers at the same time
as the Soviet Union and the United States made German power one by one
disengaged. In fact, they began to be pressed on every combat front so they had
to focus on maintaining their own country from various sides.
Germany finally lostthe war after Berlin was bombarded by the United States and the Soviet Union
with the help of allied countries.
The German triumph
which only lasted for a few years eventually had to end with a painful defeat.
All Nazi followers and Nazi sympathizers were hunted down by Allied troops.
Although the Nazi sympathizers had surrendered to the opposing party, they did
not escape being killed.
In the midst of this
difficult situation, the German population does not have a source of income to
live. Must experience difficult times under the impromptu government of a
war-winning country.
Germans find it
difficult to find work, especially if they have a history of Nazi sympathizers
or former German soldiers. But that is not yet compared to the suffering of
German women.
After the German men
who lost the war were jailed or killed, the German women lived in the midst of
the siege of their enemies without guard.
It was recorded that
there were very many cases of rape, especially by the Soviet Union soldiers
against German women who were frightened. But they have no place to complain.
Even the leaders of the Soviet Union's army when asked by journalists seemed to
think that it was appropriate to experience Germany in return for what Germany
had done before.
That's how it is ...
The world only remembers German cruelty against its enemies but the world
forgets the pain that Germany also experienced after they lost the war.
In the international
world there is no black and white. There is only gray. And historical material
is generally written by the winning party. It is always like that.