Known
as the Dachau Massacre, a tragedy really, because the guards left the
camp a few days earlier and left young draftees under an ss officer in
charge. Those draftees wanted to leave the camp and withdraw but were
convinced by the red cross of all things, to leave a small crew behind
to prevent looting and riots. Those unlucky draftees who didn't really
have anything to do with the camp were the ones murdered there for
revenge. The people deserving of the revenge were long gone.
It
wasn't just the prisoners. You really should look read the wiki... the
Americans come in, and massacre the gards, who had surrendered and
really had nothing to do with what had been done there. They were put
there by the fucking red cross... They were just preventing escape and
looting in a sort of unknowing suicide mission to keep it running as
long as they could while everyone important got the fuck out of there,
knowing they had lost the war.
The man in
this picture? The one the Americans are laughing while pulling out of
the moat? How do you know who killed him? Your just assuming based on
the reddit title? I'd avoid doing that.
I
don’t blame the Americans, as a soldier myself, it takes a lot of
strength to not kill awful people on sight. We had fought the nazis and
uncovered a genocide. At the end of the day, we are all just humans.
I
probably would have killed an SS guard too. I don’t speak German, and I
doubt many US soldiers back then did either. Their pleas were all for
naught and simply sounded like a man crying because he had been caught
doing something awful.
While history shows they may have been “innocent” intelligence at the time did not help their case.
The crew was conscripts of the Wehrmacht.
Service
in camps was on a volunteer basis only, the Nazis didn't want to waste
perfectly good soldiers who would rather be on the front by forcing them
to murder Jews and Poles for 5 years.
That
is true but plays no role in this instance because they were not camp
guards, but regular soldiers given the order to guard a camp for a few
days while the real guards fucked off somewhere they wouldnt get caught.
Even
non-SS staff at concentration camps weren't conscripted outside of
isolated incidents where they are sent to work there after a military
court charge them with a crime.
Many German war criminals not only avoided punishment but also made a pretty good career in post-war Germany.
I
don’t blame the Americans, as a soldier myself, it takes a lot of
strength to not kill awful people on sight. We had fought the nazis and
uncovered a genocide. At the end of the day we are all just humans.
I
probably would have killed an SS guard too. I don’t speak German, and I
doubt many US soldiers back then did either. Their pleas were all for
naught and simply sounded like a man crying because he had been caught
doing something awful.
While history shows they may have been “innocent” intelligence at the time did not help their case.
Depending on the unit, the gamut ran from "hardcore Nazi ready to die for the Fuehrer" all the way down to "drafted peasant."
First: they were not ss, the officer was. The crew was conscripts of the Wehrmacht.
Second: From 1943 onwards, the SS drafted people from the same pool the Wehrmacht did.
so you are wrong in this particular instance, and you are wrong in general.
Also,
the SS conscripted ethnic Germans in Eastern Europe. Through earlier
centuries, various rulers with more land than people invited German
settlers there.
The crew was conscripts of the Wehrmacht.
Service
in camps was on a volunteer basis only, the Nazis didn't want to waste
perfectly good soldiers who would rather be on the front by forcing them
to murder Jews and Poles for 5 years.
That
is true but plays no role in this instance because they were not camp
guards but regular soldiers given the order to guard a camp for a few
days while the real guards fucked off somewhere they wouldnt get caught.
Even
non-SS staff at concentration camps weren't conscripted outside of
isolated incidents where they are sent to work there after a military court charge them with a crime.
Many German war criminals not only avoided punishment but also made a pretty good career in post-war Germany.
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