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this is a picture of many Germans in a consecrations camp dying from sicknesses

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this is a picture of the Germans in camps before being worked to death in the mines.

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this is a picture of the ethnic Germans being taken from their homes and only allowed what they can carry

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the president of yugosliva was Tito. the encylopidea of genocide and crimes against humanity informs us tito was the president of yugoslva at the time of the mass killings of ethnic germans

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exlamation of how the yugoslvian genocide differs from other genocides

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exlamation of how the yugoslvian genocide differs from other genocides

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a month after wwll the czechs and russians sent troops to collect the germans to kill them off as revenge for all the destruction they caused in ww2 for revenge after what adolf hitler sent the germans to do to the rest of the world.

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explemation of how does the yugoslavian genocide differ from other genocides  acrosse the world

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explemation of how does the yugoslavian genocide differ from other genocides  acrosse the world

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there are many ways that that the mass killing of ethnic differs from other genocides tomic sunic desribes to us that germans The Yugoslavian ehtnic cleansing differs from other genocides due to the reasons such as the communist did not want the public to find out what the Yugoslavia genocide truly was and they tried to cover it up.

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how does the yugoslavian genocide differ from other genocides  acrosse the world

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how does the yugoslavian genocide differ from other genocides  acrosse the world

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the yugosliavan genocide differs from other genocides for many reasons. the encylopeida of genocides and crimes against humanity states Hundreds of Germans had been herded together on the parade ground in a Czech town (known in German as Postelberg) on June 6, 1945, just a month after the end of World War II in Europe. They could clearly see the fatigue party heading off

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how does the yugoslavian genocide differ from other genocides  acrosse the world

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how does the yugoslavian genocide differ from other genocides  acrosse the world

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The Yugoslavian mass killing was different form other ethnic cleansing for numerous reasons.   Tomislav Sunic writes In addition to the "ethnic cleansing" of Danube German civilians and soldiers, some 70,000 Germans who had served in regular Wehrmacht forces perished in Yugoslav captivity. Most of these died as a result of reprisals, or as slave laborers in mines, road construction, shipyards, and so forth. These were mostly troops of "Army Group E" who had surrendered to British military authorities in southern Austria at the time of the armistice of May 8, 1945. British authorities turned over about 150,000 of these German prisoners of war to Communist Yugoslav partisans under pretext of later repatriation to Germany.

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What was the united states doing in 1945-1955

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What was the united states doing in 1945-1955

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the united states was dealing with a cold war  Britannica states in July 26 – Cold War: U.S. President Harry S. Truman signs the National Security Act of 1947 into law, creating the Central Intelligence Agency, the Department of Defense, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the National Security Council.

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 how does the yugoslavian genocide differ from other genocides  acrosse the world

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 how does the yugoslavian genocide differ from other genocides  acrosse the world

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many of the former leaders who are now alleged suspects in the commission of genocide in the former yugoslavia were careful  not to leave a paper trail of their true intentions

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why did the communists kill the ethnic germans 

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why did the communists kill the ethnic germans 

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The communists killed of the ethnic Germans for many reasons that all lead up to what the Germans or Hitler did in ww2 Tomuslav sunic informs us All the devastation caused on russia was then repaid in 1938 czech president edvard bank inducted a policy to exterminate the german minority to be executed at the utmost brutality

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 why did the communists kill the ethnic germans 

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 why did the communists kill the ethnic germans 

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By late 1944 -- when Communist forces had seized control of the eastern Balkansinforms george weatherby and futuer informs us that  that is, of Bulgaria, Serbia and Macedonia -- the German-allied state of Croatia still held firm. However, in early 1945, German troops, together with Croatian troops and civilians, began retreating toward southern Austria. During the war's final months, the majority of Yugoslavia's ethnic German civilians also joined this great trek.

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why did the communists kill the ethnic germans 

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why did the communists kill the ethnic germans 

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Dinah l shelton states that During the Second World War in Yugoslavia the Nazis, Chetniks, Croatian Ustashi, and the communist Partisans and successor Tito regime committed massive democide. The Croatians alone may have murdered some 655,000 people, the greater majority Serbs. The Tito regime itself killed in cold blood some 500,000 people, mainly "collaborators," "anti-communists," rival guerrillas, Ustashi, and critics. And after the war it probably killed even more people, now also including the rich, landlords, bourgeoisie, clerics, and in the late 1940s, even pro-Soviet communists.

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The united states was unaware of the events that was occuring to the ethnic germanns of yugoslvia in 1945-1955 says Tara g which is saying that the U.S. was complety unaware of thi genocide going on for the germans.

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the killers of the Yugoslavian ethnic cleansing was the communists and the Britannica writes that . the Russians and the communists who wanted revenge on the Germans who destroyed there land in ww2

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the mass killing of thr ethnic germans were killed where they lived in yugosliva. Britanica writes that ethnic Germans -- or Volksdeutsche -- in Yugoslavia  half million ethnic Germans were living in southeastern Europe, that is, in Yugoslavia,

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the yugoslavian genocide lates 8 years  and the encylopeida of Genocides and crimes againys humanity confesses that 1945 was the starting point of the removal of the ethnic germans, and lasted for 8 years.

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the victims of the Yugoslavian genocide of 1954-55 was the ethnic Germans the encyclopedic of genocide and crimes against humanity states

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many ciuntries were mad at germany for ww2 so some people tried to get revenge george weatherby states  after ww2 many countries were furious of the damage cuased by germany, so many sought out revenge of the ethnic germans.