Post-WW2, Britain expects several million German deaths

Friday, 21 October 2011

On October 26, 1945, Professor Arthur Salter, presented a motion in the
British Houses of Parliament, to stop the disaster that was befalling the
Germanic people due to their ethnic cleansing from Eastern Europe:

I believe everyone in the House this morning feels grateful to the Government for having made it possible to devote a day to the discussion of European conditions. The anxiety and deep concern of the House has been shown in the terms and the signatures of a Motion now on the Paper which will be in the minds of every one present.

[That this House feels deep concern over the possibility that millions of men, women and children in Europe may die of starvation and cold during the coming winter, with the result that disease and economic and social chaos may spread over Europe, and therefore urges His Majesty's Government to take all possible steps to prevent this disaster, especially—

(1) by using their utmost influence with those Governments who have been expelling vast numbers of Germans from their homes in Eastern Europe, to ensure that this expulsion should be discontinued at least until the winter is over, and if then resumed, should be carried out in an orderly manner as suggested in the Potsdam Declaration, and by agreement with all the four Governments in control of Germany;

(2) by intensifying their efforts to secure a greater production of coal in the Ruhr by strengthening the incentives to the miners; also by increasing supplies of food and other necessaries for Europe through the release of stores of consumable goods and of means of transport, such as motor-lorries hitherto held in reserve for war purposes, also of cargo ships;

(3) by setting up immediately a Supreme Economic Council to co-ordinate the efforts of all the Governments concerned in European reconstruction.]

That Motion is in the names of Members from every quarter of the House and it includes those who are best qualified by reason of experience and first-hand knowledge. I do not propose this morning to dilate at great length upon the actual conditions in Europe. We all know, to take a few examples, that France will again be cold and hungry this winter; that Belgium—a comparatively fortunate country—and still more Holland, will need extra food—meat, oils and fats. We know that, to take countries more fortunate as regards food such as Denmark, there is an urgent and desperate need of fuel. We know there will be deep distress in countries and parts of countries such as Greece, Jugoslavia and Poland. We know that there will be large numbers of available workers in intact factories in North Italy and in other countries, factories which could go a long way towards meeting the necessities of Europe, but which will be idle because of lack of coal and raw materials. We know that there is among the displaced persons a hard core of those who are not immediately repatriable, for whom conditions are still, after years of concentration camps, neither satisfactory nor even tolerable. We know that large-scale mass starvation is at this moment threatening in Austria. We know that there are millions—it may be 10,000,000 and it may even rise to 13,000,000—of refugees from East Prussia, from Silesia, and from the Sudetenland who are being expelled at short notice under conditions which must mean death on a large scale and probably disease, and epidemic disease, as well.

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INCOMING!!!!!!!21 October 2011 12:16

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The Black Rabbit of Inlé21 October 2011 13:19

They even a reunion recently:
http://www.haaretz.com/jewish-world/news/six-jewish-babies-born-in-dachau-reunite-65-years-later-1.285012

What more proof do you need, to accept the Nazis had a plan to kill all Jews!!!
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Friday, 21 October 2011

Post-WW2, Britain expects several million German deaths

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