World War Two

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”German Labor as Reparation”
(PM Tabloid, 1945)

War and the Working Class, Moscow publication, asserts that German labor must be used to restore the destruction wrought by the German Army in Europe…In an article entitled Labor Reparations, it contends that Using German labor for this purpose will achieve effective military and economic disarmament of Germany.”

Doenitz Not to be Tried as War Criminal
(PM Tabloid, 1945)

For reasons unknown, the men who ran the Allied war effort chose to ignore the fact that it was German Admiral Karl Doenitz who issued the order that German U-boats were to machinegun all Allied lifeboats after sinking their vessels. The attached journalist was right in pointing out that Doenitz was whitewashed. But it didn’t stick – he was found guilty at Nuremburg and served 12 years.

Doenitz: Hitler’s Successor
(PM Tabloid, 1945)

When Hitler blew his brains out (April 30, 1945), what was left of the baton was passed to the Nazi fleet admiral, Karl Doenitz (1891 – 1980). This article points out that the admiral was a predictable choice for Hitler to make and no one at SHAEF was surprised.

Blitzkrieg
(Newsweek Magazine, 1941)

“Lightning warfare suggests initiative and spirit of the offensive; it carries with it the element of surprise, not so much in the happening as in the speed and force with which the attack is launched and delivered.”


Click here to read about the nature of Total war.


Click here to read about a Kamikaze attack like no other…

Blitzkrieg
(Newsweek Magazine, 1941)

“Lightning warfare suggests initiative and spirit of the offensive; it carries with it the element of surprise, not so much in the happening as in the speed and force with which the attack is launched and delivered.”


Click here to read about the nature of Total war.


Click here to read about a Kamikaze attack like no other…

Blitzkrieg
(Newsweek Magazine, 1941)

“Lightning warfare suggests initiative and spirit of the offensive; it carries with it the element of surprise, not so much in the happening as in the speed and force with which the attack is launched and delivered.”


Click here to read about the nature of Total war.


Click here to read about a Kamikaze attack like no other…

Red Flag Over Berlin
(PM Tabloid, 1945)

“Berlin has fallen to all intents and purposes. Stalin in a May Day order announces that the victory flag of the red Army flies over the main part of the ruined Nazi capital.”

Do the Germans Know They’re Licked?
(PM Tabloid, 1945)

“The German Army has been defeated, but the German murderers are still murderers, the Junkers are still Junkers and they are still Nazis – and all of them are looking ahead to the next war….Here is what the Germans, whose commanders begged for mercy at the signing of the surrender, did in the 24 hours just before and after the formal deadline for capitulation…”

Will Disenchantment Follow This War, Too?
(World Magazine, 1944)

Recalling the general melancholia that descended upon many societies following the slaughterous First World War, a former member of the British Parliament asked whether we should expect the same after an even larger world war.


If you would like to read 1920 article about the disillusioned post-war spirit, click here.

The Germans are Idiots
(PM Tabloid, 1945)

A PM reporter was present one day in Germany as a mixed mob of Third Army grunts and tank men had a tête-à-tête concerning their observations of the German people:


“Aren’t these Heinies the stupidest people you ever saw?”

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