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>>/32080/ > There was conscription of civilians, there was forced labor, those are facts. There is conscription of civilians and forced labour by the USA in this very moment, so what? Does this mean the USA has slave labour with high mortality? It is dishonest to try to conflate different categories of people in a war. You and allied historiography does it to lie about alleged "slaves" that "were killed or worked to death". Never ever would they call the Germans military and civilians, little children they forced to work for them as slaves, by France, Britain, the Soviet-Union and others. Never ever do they acknowledge that million Germans were killed after the war during "peace", did the USA systematically starve the Germans to death by reducing their ration to as low as 700kcal a day! Even less do they acknowledge that more than a million Germans had to flee their homes after the first world war due to the persecution by France, Poland and a row of eastern European states. Always it is denied that thousands, ten thousands of Germans were killed already after the first world war by the assorted occupying powers. > Polish decrees > Apartheid > MUH raysiss Poles were an enemy population in war. Allies would not, have not tolerate Germans, but put them into camps in the desert. USA captured the whole German population of Central America and at least many of them from South America to deport them where they never were seen again. I know of only one transport of hundred or two hundred deported Germans from Latin America that returned to Germany after the war. Their property was confiscated and never returned and never compensated for. What happened to the rest? No they didn't return to Latin America.