“Don’t Touch Her, She’s Dying!” — German POW Women Shielded Their Friend Until the U.S. Medics
Автор: Untold WW2 Files
Загружено: 2025-12-14
Просмотров: 19892
Discover the untold true story of German women prisoners of war at Camp Ruston, Louisiana in 1945, where Nazi propaganda collided with American compassion in this powerful World War II documentary. When Greta Müller, a former Luftwaffe communications officer, fell gravely ill with pneumonia, her fellow German POWs formed a human wall to protect her from American medics, convinced they would conduct brutal medical experiments on sick prisoners. What happened next shattered everything these 347 German women auxiliaries believed about their American captors. This remarkable WWII history reveals how fear, propaganda, and humanity intersected in a Louisiana prison camp, where enemies became healers and prisoners discovered dignity. Through eyewitness accounts and historical records, explore how simple acts of medical care and human kindness broke down the walls of hatred built by years of Nazi propaganda. This forgotten chapter of World War II history demonstrates that even in the darkest times of war, compassion can prevail between the bitterest of enemies, offering powerful lessons about propaganda, fear, and the enduring strength of human mercy that still resonate today.
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