News

 

German Memory- US President Gen Dwight D Eisenhower & The “Other Losses” of German Prisoners
Filed: May 15th 2007: News

According to Canadian Author James Bacque, Eisenhower personally, secretly, and with sinister intent changed the status of surrendered German soldiers from prisoners of war to Disarmed Enemy Forces.

But the historians argued that the change in designation was a policy matter. The decision was made not by Eisenhower but by his superiors, specifically by the European Advisory Commission. Nor was any attempt made to keep it secret. All those involved acted with the authority of the British, Russian and American Governments, and they were perfectly straightforward about the reason for the change in status.

Technorati Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

No comments yet.

RSS feed for comments on this post.

 
Get all the latest politics news from Politics Right.

New Bush Counselor Likely to Set Agenda (U.S. News & World Report)
U.S. News & World Report - Longtime allies of incoming White House counselor Ed Gillespie today said they expect he will arrive with a trademark strategic road map to help the president push his agenda forward and eventually depart Washington with a positive legacy.
Key GOP senator opposes Bush's Iraq plan
The influential former chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee weighed in Monday against President Bush's plan to send more U.S. troops to Iraq, co-sponsoring a resolution that would put the Senate on record against it.
UN chief urges patience in Darfur, presses Sudan on peacekeepers (AFP)
AFP - UN chief Ban Ki-moon has urged patience to end the bloodshed in Darfur and voiced hope that Sudan would keep a pledge to allow a joint African Union-United Nations force in the war-torn region.
UN heading for Wednesday vote on Hariri court (AFP)
AFP - The UN Security Council is expected to vote Wednesday on a draft resolution to set up an international tribunal to try suspects in the murder of Lebanese ex-premier Rafiq Hariri, diplomats said Friday.
(c) Politics Right 2007