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Joechim Peiper
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Malmedy
It was December 1944, and was Hitler's
last
major offensive, the Battle of the Bulge. Mein Fuhrer sent his last three army groups from
Germany into Belgium, and north to Antwerp. The 7th army stalled at
Bastogne, but the 6th Korp, pushed through upper Belgium, through Malmedy,
and into
La Gleize.
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In
La Gleize the spearhead of the 6th
army, under SS-Standartenführer Joachim Peiper, ran out of gas. Peiper
left his
equipment, and then he lead his 800 soldiers back to Germany
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The Supposed Massacre
Jewish sources claim that a crack SS
Panzer Korp told 100 soldiers to go into a field, then they shot half
of them, and let the other half escape. Peiper's
field map
shows his unit wasn't even there.
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In 1946 The SS Were Imprisoned
SS-Standartenführer
Joachim Peiper, SS-Obergruppenführer Dietrich, and seventy one
SS soldiers are captured and brought to Schwäbisch
Prison. Here they are guarded by Polish communists, and interrogated
by American Jews, brought in after the war.
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Hand Picked Interogators
The SS sat in Schwäbisch Prison for
five months, while Jews tortured them physically, and mentally.
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The 1946 Malmedy Trials
Under Henry Morgenthau's instructions,
Roosevelt forms the War Crime Trial Unit, putting
Col. Mickey Marcus, and
Lt. Col. Murray Bernays in charge. These
two were New York immigrant Jews, and their soul purpose was revenge, and
propaganda.
They initially started with the
Nuremberg trials, following up with
the Malmedy trial.
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The Judges And
Prosecutors
Lt.Col.Burton
F. Ellis, Capt. Raphael
Shumacker,
Lt. Robert E. Byrne,
Lt.William R. Perl, Mr. Morris
Ellowitz,
Mr. Harry Thon, and
Mr.
Kirschbaum,
Col. Abraham H. Rosenfeld, and
Dwight Fanton. Every single one of
them was Jewish. Half were Polish or German Jews, and the other half were Ivy
Leaguers who sat out the war in Yale, and Harvard.
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The Malmedy Defense Team
Lt. Col.
Willis M. Everett, an Atlanta, Georgia socialite, who had never been
involved in a criminal case before, had never fought in combat,
couldn't speak German, and had only just arrived in Germany a few
weeks before. The court assigned him, a
Herbert J. Strong, a German Jew who
sat out the war in America, as a co-consul.
Except for the accused, most
of the people in the courtroom were Jews, (spectators, the witnesses,
judges, prosecutors, court reporters, translators, etc.).
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The Evidence
An ambulance driver, and a eye
witness, who were both were Jewish, are the main witnesses.
Prosecutors provided some written statements from others, but the bulk
of the evidence was the confessions of
the 73 SS soldiers. The trial lasted two weeks, all the SS were found
guilty, 44 were sentenced to hang, and the rest got life.
In a dramatic scene, a prosecutor
charges an SS man with murdering
Sol Estein, who is sitting in the
court.
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Jewish Witnesses |
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Ambulance driver |
He surrendered
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Commander Of The Massacred Unit
The most stunning defense
witness was the American commander, Lt Col
Hal McCown, who testified that, as a
prisoner of Peiper, he received fair treatment, as did the other
American POWs, and that he never saw murdered Americans.
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Secretary Of The Army
Kenneth C Royall |
Secretary Royall, instructed Gen Lucius Clay
to appoint a
commission of three
officers, to investigate. They were repulsed by the murders, and
beatings the Jewish interrogators
preformed,
and the commission
threw the verdict out.
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