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The Rhine meadow camps in summer 1945, index

Falsches Auschwitz-Foto mit
                    "amerikanischen" Soldaten und deutschen
                    Leichen auf einem Lastwagenanhänger  Deutsche Frauen in einem Rheinwiesenlager in
                  Rest-Deutschland 1945
Auschwitz fake: photo with "American" soldiers and German dead bodies on a lorry in a Rhine meadow camp. Auschwitz was liberated by the Red Army - German women in a Rhine meadow camp in remaining Germany of 1945

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The Rhine meadow camps in summer 1945



Part 1: basic data





Map of remaining Germany with Rhine meadow camps of 1945-1946
Karte Deutschlands mit den
                                  Rheinwiesenlagern von 1945-1948

Part 2: Video: <Rhine meadow camps - incredibilities> (<Die Rheinwiesenlager - Unglaublichkeiten>) (35min.)

Original films, testimonies - about 1 million lethal victims - 10,000s of German bodies under the Rhine meadows - 100,000s of German bodies in Belgium


Ein "Ami"-Soldat
                                    bewacht in einem Rheinwiesenlager
                                    Deutsche in einem Käfig hinter
                                    Stacheldraht  Leichenfeld mit deutschen
                                    Leichen, bewacht von einem
                                    Ami-Soldat mit rundem Helm in dickem
                                    Mantel: 24min.36sek.
An "American" soldier guarding Germans in a Rhine meadow camp in a cage with barbed wire
A field of dead bodies with German bodies, guarded by an "American" soldier in a warm coat: 24min. 36sec.

Part 3: German bodies from the Rhine meadow camps presented as Jewish bodies

Video: The complete truth about the giant lie (Die ganze Wahrheit über die grosse Lüge) - German bodies from summer 1945 were presented as Jewish bodies - cc Auschwitz was an armament factory - Wehrmacht was not participating in partisan warfare in eastern Europe - Jews had fled mostly to other places - mass murder after a war is normal for "U.S.A." and GB



Falsches Auschwitz-Foto mit
                                    "amerikanischen" Soldaten
                                    und deutschen Leichen auf einem
                                    Lastwagenanhänger  Zeitungsschlagzeile: Briefe
                                    enthüllen. Hemmingway erschoss im
                                    Sommer 1945 122 deutsche
                                    Kriegsgefangene
Auschwitz fake: photo with "American" soldiers and German dead bodies on a lorry in a Rhine meadow camp. Auschwitz was liberated by the Red Army
Headline of a German newspaper: Letters discover: Hemmingway shoot 122 German prisoners of war in Summer 1945


Point 1: Rhine meadow camps with emaciated German soldiers and with piles of German bodies -- Point 2: Hitchcock presenting emaciated German soldiers and piles with German bodies as Jewish victims -- Point 3: The principle of the cut in the films of criminal Mr. Hitchcock -- Point 4: Jews telling from German concentration camps: music, theater, soccer -- Point 5: Effect of the faked Hitchcock films about German concentration camps on the Nuremberg Process - where is the war tribunal for criminal "U.S.A."? -- Point 6: No mass murder against the Jews in German concentration camps - but other sites with mass death

Alfred Hitchcock, portrait of
                                    1953, a betrayer, a faker, and a
                                    calumnist against Germans  Befreiung von Bergen-Belsen,
                                    gut ernährte, jüdische Häftlinge mit
                                    deutschen, gestreiften
                                    Häftlingsanzügen und Mützen an einem
                                    kühlen Tag im nasskalten April 1945,
                                    15. April 1945  Leichen werden von SS-Männern
                                    auf einem Weg hinter sich hergezogen
                                    01, die Kleider sind KEINE deutschen
                                    Häftlingsuniformen und es sind KEINE
                                    tätowierten Nummern vorhanden
Alfred Hitchcock, portrait of 1953, a betrayer, a faker, and a calumnist against Germans
Liberation of Bergen Belsen, well nourished Jewish detainees with German striped detainee suits and caps on a cold day in wet and cold April 1945, April 15, 1945 [5]; other web sites state that this photo would be from Dachau.Dead bodies without uniforms of German concentrations

Dead bodies torn by SS men on the way to the mass grave 01, the clothes are NO striped uniforms of detainees in German ccs, and there are NO tattooed numbers, and there are NO remnants of earth on the bodies

Part 5: Research by James Bacque 1986-1989 about French and "American" war prisoner camps 1945-1948

How research of James Bacque and Jessica Daniel began in France near Bordeaux in 1986 - archives in Vincennes, Koblenz, Paris, and Washington D.C. - help by military historians - death rates - the book "Other Losses" from 1989 - conclusion: Eisenhower is a mass murderer

Camp of prisoners of war in
                                      Buglose in Bordeaux region, the
                                      entrance gate  James Bacque, book
                                      "Other Losses" of 1989  James Bacque, book "Der
                                      geplante Tod", the German
                                      translation of the book
                                      "Other Losses" of 1989
Camp of prisoners of war in Buglose in Bordeaux region, the entrance gate
Books by James Bacque about mass murderer Eisenhower: "Other Losses" and the German translation "Der geplante Tod"


Part 6: Eisenhower's death camps: The last dirty secret of World War II

Article in Saturday Night 1989 about the Rhine meadow camps

POW Helmut Liebich is transported from camp to camp - Eisenhower inventing the status without rights for detainees DEF - Eisenhower blocking all tents and food aid - horrible conditions in the "American" prisoner of war camps for German soldiers - map with the camps in Germany, Belgium, and France - testimony by Luttichau and Iff - kinds of death according to eye witnesses - "American" testimonies - the calculation by General Lee - rations and nothing at all - "U.S." reports from military medical corps - Eisenhower blocking all aid from Switzerland and from Italy - the camps in France since July 1945 - inspections by French captain Julien - comparison with films about Buchenwald and Dachau - August 40, 1945 all remaining POW are rated down to be DEF without rights - destruction of proofs - probably over 1 million killed Germans in the camps

Eisenhower ist ein
                                  Massenmörder mit 750.000 Toten in
                                  Rheinwiesenlagern und einem
                                  Hunger-Regime im besetzten
                                  Deutschland, er blockierte alle Hilfe
                                  aus Südeuropa und aus der Schweiz  Die Karte von Deutschland,
                                  Frankreich und Belgien mit den
                                  Todeslagern für deutsche Soldaten
                                  unter Eisenhowers Oberbefehl
                                  1945-1948  Rheinwiesenlager
                                  Sinzig-Remagen mit
                                  "amerikanischer" Wache und
                                  wahrscheinlich ein Chlortank
Eisenhower mass murderer with 750,000 killed Germans in Rhine meadow camps and with a hunger regime in remaining Germany blocking all help from southern Europe and from Switzerland
mapf of Germany, France, and Belgium with the death camps for the German soldiers under Eisenhower's supreme command 1945-1948
Rhine meadow camp of Sinzig Remagen with "Aerican" ward and probably with a chlorine tank



Literature about Rhine meadow camps


Rhine meadow camp of Andernach
  • Report about Andernach Rhine meadow camp by a "U.S." ward - Martin Brech
    Battle of the Bulge - POW camp near Andernach - total misery for German prisoners without anything - soup of grass and weeds - mass death - no help for them - "strict orders" - "target practice" - Eisenhower is a cold blooded killer - mass murder - zombies - Cigarettes - watches - rings -- graveyard and picnic basket - baking bread - French captivity - death march - German women prisoners - "Fancy Nazi medal" - garbage cans -- Displaced Persons robbing German villages and towns - Red Cross is nowhere - Prostitution - rape and violence and killings by criminal "U.S." troops - reject government propaganda - statement of 1990 -- racist hard liners in the criminal "U.S.A."



Rhine meadow camp of Rheinberg (Nowak). Index
from: Josef Nowak: Seeded on the field. War prisoner in the home land.
(German: Mensch auf den Acker gesät. Kriegsgefangen in der Heimat. 1956)











Literature about Rhine meadow camps

Gesamtdarstellungen über die Rheinwiesenlager 1945-1948:
-- Kurt W. Böhme: Die deutschen Kriegsgefangenen in amerikanischer Hand (mehrere Bände)
-- James Bacque: Der geplante Tod

Berichte von Überlebenden von einzelnen Lagern:

Lager Bad Kreuznach:
Fritz Lippbacher: Meine Erlebnisse in der amerikanischen Kriegsgefangenschaft. Bericht über das Lager Kreuznach 27.4. - 25.6.1945
Auszug: http://www.profilm.de/dokumente/Lager-Kreuznach.htm

Lager Bretzenheim:

-- Erich Werner, Kriegsgefangenenlager Bretzenheim, Bretzenheim,  1998
-- Rolf Spenner, Tränen, Tod und tausend Qualen, Kriegsgefangenenlager Bretzenheim, Pfaffen-Schwabenheim, 4. Auflage, 1995

Lager Büderisch:
-- Paul Jäger: S. Lager Büderich

Lager Remagen und Sinzig:
-- Wolfgang Gückelhorn / Kurt Kleemann: Die Rheinwiesenlager von Remagen und Sinzig. Fakten zu einem Massenschicksal 1945. Eine Dokumentation
Das Buch bestreitet die Angaben, dass es bei den Rheinwiesenlagern eine Million Tote in den Rheinwiesenlagern gegeben habe und bezieht sich auf einen "Ehrenfriedof" in Bodendorf mit 1212 Toten.

Lager Rheinberg:
Heinz Janssen: Kriegsgefangener in Rheinberg
Josef Nowak: Mensch auf den Acker gesät


Photo sources
German women in a Rhine meadow camp in remaining Germany of 1945: back of the book "Verschwiegene Schuld" ("Crimes and Mercies) by James Bacque



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