I can’t find it, but there’s a gut-wrenching excerpt from a Red Army soldier’s memoir about them trying to speak different languages to the prisoners upon discovering the camp. They weren’t understanding the soldiers until one spoke Yiddish, and then the prisoners’ eyes lit up because they realized they were safe.
I have heard this before too, I forget where. It’s a tearful moment when the Jewish prisoners realize the Red Army speaking to them are not Nazis and understand the Yiddish and break down crying realizing they are finally freed from their living nightmare
Never forget that it was the Soviets who liberated most concentration camps, not USians. For all the talk of communism being the same as fascism, in reality it was western finance that propped up the Nazis and the Red Army that put an end to them.
That one time the US embassy wrote down that the US was the one to liberate Auschwitz
Of course they did lmao
They literally refused to hit railways leading to the camps. Disgusting revisionism.
Soon we will see Europe liberated from nazism for the second time, this time fully!
