10-10-2019, 10:42 AM
(10-07-2019, 03:20 PM)fredtoast Wrote: The allied forces seemed shock at the level of the atrocities they discovered when liberating these camps after the war. Not sure how much info our military leaders had during the war regarding the mass exterminations.
Or maybe they figured that bombing railroad tracks would not save anyone. Instead it would just change where they were murdered. If the Nazi's could not ship the victims to camps they probably would have just killed them in some other fashion.
This. It's not like they were going to say, "Oh well" and set them free.
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