For all these folks who are so concerned with the current immigration crisis, you should look at this real history. This is the story of some of the millions of Russians captured by the Nazi's at the start of World War 2 and what happened to them during the war. It records important facts that should remind people about what abusive powers really do to immigrants.
First, Joesef Stalin of Russia sends millions of his troops into slaughter with no weapons against the Nazi war machine without proper weapons and equipment with the simple goal of trying to slow the Nazi's so they could develop a response to the surprise attack (and get American equipment to fight back with). Millions of them are captured and sent to German POW camps. No picnic for sure. They suffer under the Nazis.
Then, in the 1945 Yalta agreement, the big 3 leaders agree that all the captured Russians are to be sent back to Russia regardless of their wishes. Since these Russians are out of Stalin's control, Stalin decides to send a commission of Russians into the captured parts of Europe controlled by the Allies and try to force them to return to Russia. Once they return, because they were out of Uncle Joes (Stalins) control, they are treated as traitors and sent to Gulags and killed by the thousands just like the brutal Russian leader treats all of his enemies.
About 500 of the Russians captured by the Nazi's late in the war escape and go to Liechtenstein. Here they are taken in by farmers in the small neutral country. When the Russian comission come to Liechtenstein they find the small country defies their wishes of forcing these Russian POWs to be sent back. Luckily for them the Government leaders of Liechtenstein decide they can remain in their country if they wish. Liechtensteindoes not submit to Stalins wishes like most of post-war Europe. Some of the pows even migrate to Argentina.
Now we see here the fact that Stalin who had already murdered millions of Jews during the war, murdered millions more of his own POWS when they were forced to come back after the war. Some of the actual survivors are presented here talking about their personal survival experiences .
First, Joesef Stalin of Russia sends millions of his troops into slaughter with no weapons against the Nazi war machine without proper weapons and equipment with the simple goal of trying to slow the Nazi's so they could develop a response to the surprise attack (and get American equipment to fight back with). Millions of them are captured and sent to German POW camps. No picnic for sure. They suffer under the Nazis.
Then, in the 1945 Yalta agreement, the big 3 leaders agree that all the captured Russians are to be sent back to Russia regardless of their wishes. Since these Russians are out of Stalin's control, Stalin decides to send a commission of Russians into the captured parts of Europe controlled by the Allies and try to force them to return to Russia. Once they return, because they were out of Uncle Joes (Stalins) control, they are treated as traitors and sent to Gulags and killed by the thousands just like the brutal Russian leader treats all of his enemies.
About 500 of the Russians captured by the Nazi's late in the war escape and go to Liechtenstein. Here they are taken in by farmers in the small neutral country. When the Russian comission come to Liechtenstein they find the small country defies their wishes of forcing these Russian POWs to be sent back. Luckily for them the Government leaders of Liechtenstein decide they can remain in their country if they wish. Liechtensteindoes not submit to Stalins wishes like most of post-war Europe. Some of the pows even migrate to Argentina.
Now we see here the fact that Stalin who had already murdered millions of Jews during the war, murdered millions more of his own POWS when they were forced to come back after the war. Some of the actual survivors are presented here talking about their personal survival experiences .
