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This morning though, I made myself watch the 1.5 hour documentary version of “Hellstorm” that’s just been released. It was the most painful thing I ever did. It brought back all the stories my grandmothers told me when I was a kid.

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I was the only grandchild who would listen to them, not out of politeness but genuine interest. None of my aunts and uncles, sisters and cousins was interested in their “old stories”. Deep down in their heart, they believe – or have been brainwash to believe – that the Germans brought their suffering upon themselves, almost deserved it, because they had allowed Hitler to do whatever he (allegedly) did to the Jews.

My Sudetendeutsch grandmother’s story

The documentary brought back the stories of my Sudeten-German maternal grandmother. The Czech soldiers who knocked at her door and held a Kalashnikov against her head. The trauma of being given ½ hour to pack a suitcase per person with clothes, but no money or valuables, and being herded on a cattle train with her 4, 6 and 8 year old children, plus her 50 year old mother who was still disoriented and borderline suicidal from recently losing her beloved husband and darling son in combat.

Across the border from Czechoslovakia, there were welcomed by the Soviet soldiers. Every single German female from 8 to 80 they could get their hands on was raped by them dozens of times.

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The suffering did not stop there. Their savings and valuables had been confiscated by Czech soldiers led by Jewish commissars. There were no jobs or hand outs from the red cross or government.

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She could only feed herself, her young kids and sick mother, if she sold her body to Soviet troops.

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The only other food they had – during the short harvest season – was the beets, cabbage and potatoes her kids stole from farmers’ fields in the area so that the family could cook a humble soup and Mum could stay home for the night.

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My Sudetendeutsch grandmother was from one of the richest families in their 98% ethnical German town, half an hour by car away from Prague. Her father was the chief conductor of the last Austrian Emperor and a famous musician. Her family owned many houses plus lots of agricultural and building land. They also owned an import business for American agricultural machines. Half an hour in front of a Kalashnikov, she went from owning what – in today’s money – would be worth tens of millions of dollars, to owning nothing more than a suitcase full of nice clothes.

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The compensation she and her mother received for their losses, was merely enough to pay the deposit for a tiny 2-bedroom house in a small country town. In 1950’s prices, that was bugger all.

My Silesian grandmother’s story

The fate of my Silesian paternal grandmother wasn’t much better.

Not enough that she had lost her husband, father, three brothers and five of her six sons, killed in combat or deliberately starved and frozen to death by the Allies as POWs.

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When the cannon fire noise came closer to her home town, she had to flee with her six youngest children on a cart dragged by a horse, for fear of the hideous gang-raping and bestial murders committed by the approaching Soviet troops. She never got her modern and productive farm back, her sole source of income, and the compensation she received many years later was no way near enough for a fresh start.

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Their trek, led by an experienced one-legged soldier, only traveled at night and hid in the forest during the day, to avoid being bombed, gunned down or crushed by Russian fighter planes and tanks like millions of other German refugees.

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If they had been any faster, they would have been burned to death in the single biggest terror bombing of World War II. They reached only the outskirts of the city of Dresden the night before the firebombing attack, which killed more civilians, mostly refugees, than the atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki combined.

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How “Hellstorm” made me feel their pain

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For the first time in my life, I was able to feel some of the pain they must have suffered. Until seeing in “Hellstorm” for the first time 1.5 hours of real footage of what happened to them, it had never hit home the way it did today. Reading — and now watching — “Hellstorm” made me feel like I was right there, next to them, where and when it all happened. I could feel their fear and their unbearable pain. I know from both grandmothers that the abuse, humiliation and suffering they had to endure would have made them kill themselves, if they didn’t have to care for their young kids.

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HERE IS THE VIDEO “HELLSTORM” 

https://trutube.tv/video/31937/Hellstorm-Exposing-The-Real-Genocide-of-Nazi-Germany

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This documentary tells the tale that the victors still do not want you to know. Learn the terrible truth about the rape, torture, slavery, and mass murder inflicted upon the German people by the Allied victors of World Word II. This is the biggest cover-up in world history. (The film is also hosted and can be downloaded here on Rebel TV)

[JdN: I blog there daily as well as on my own site and at Europeanknightsproject.com ]

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 The world owes the German people (including the Austrians) more than just an apology. They had pre-empted and stalled the imminent Finland-style Soviet invasion of Europe and Judeo-Bolshevik world conquest. They might not have defeated Jewish world domination, due to Western countries’ efforts, but they bought humanity three generations of precious time. The price Germans paid for their valour couldn’t have been higher.

It’s time for them to receive their due gratitude, recognition and compensation — and it’s time for the enemy of mankind to foot the bill.

Polish poster: “the scourge of mankind”