70 Years Since WW2 & Liberation of Auschwitz by Red Army

This year, 2015, is the 70th anniversary of the end of World War 2 and the Holocaust. On January 27, 1945, the Soviet Red Army liberated Auschwitz, where the Nazis had murdered 1.5 million people, mostly Jews. Since these events are out of memory for most of us, some reminders are in order. At this moment, Democrat Obama and the rest of the Democratic Party, along with the Republican Party, are proudly supporting the Nazi Ukraine government, and sending US troops to aid Nazi Ukraine in its efforts to undermine Russia to steal their mineral wealth, the same goal that Hitler had.

First the liberation of Auschwitz, where this writer's great-grandmother died for the crime of being Jewish. See photos of survivors and their brief memories at
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/worldnews/11365799/Auschwitz-70th-anniversary-Nazi-concentration-camp-survivors-in-pictures.html

The Soviet Red Army was also the first to enter and liberate Berlin; the rest of the Allies ended their march from the West 110 miles outside of Berlin. Thus, it is not just staunch supporters of the Soviet Union who say the Red Army saved all our lives; it is every thinking person, Jewish and not Jewish, who knows the history who says the Red Army saved all our lives.

The Soviet Union lost 20 million people in the fight against Nazi Germany, and yet, because of their planned economy, managed to build a military machine, thanks to its mineral wealth and commitment of its people, that could defeat the horrific military of Nazi Germany that the capitalist world had built to destroy the Soviet Union, the first socialist state. This military was known as the Wehrmacht, which actively participated in the Holocaust in which 6 million of Europe's 9 million Jews were murdered by the Nazis, all of which could have been prevented if the Allies, namely the US and Britain had bombed the train tracks carrying the victims to the death camps, but did not. It could have been prevented in Spain in 1936, but the US remained "neutral," as Franco, with the aid of Hitler and Mussolini, defeated the Spanish Republic.

A good description of the Wehrmacht's horrifying treatment of Soviet prisoners of war may be found at:

"Soviet Prisoners of War: Forgotten Nazi Victims of World War II;
Lest we forget. As Washington cozies up to the new Nazis." By Jonathan North,
Global Research, January 26, 2015
World War II 12 June 2006
at
http://www.globalresearch.ca/soviet-prisoners-of-war-forgotten-nazi-victims-of-world-war-ii/5427013

Most of the Germans tried at Nuremberg after WW2 were not only not executed, they spent little if any time in prison, and soon became staunch supporters of anti-Communist West Germany, an American military base. As the photo with the article shows, they spent their time at the trial in civilian clothes and unchained, dressed like gentlemen, instead of the insane mass murderers that they were.

The anti-Communism and participation in the Holocaust by the Wehrmacht is described in this paragraph:

"As a reflection of the racial nature of the war, Jewish prisoners were often held for execution by mobile SD squads or by Wehrmacht commanders. Soldiers from the Soviet Union’s Asian republics were frequently shot out of turn, as were loosely defined ‘Communist agitators.’ So too were the wounded. In October 1942, wounded prisoners being held at Stalag 355 were being shot rather than treated. Seventy others, 18 of whom were amputees, were shot near the village of Khazhyn on December 24, 1942."

For those of us who are the First Generation After the Holocaust, this reminds us of the American War against Vietnam, another anti-Communist war for resources and to stop the 1949 Chinese revolution, and its contempt for the Vietnamese people, causing the death of 3 million Vietnamese and 1 million Cambodians. Those who are a little older than us remember the rehearsal of the War against Vietnam with the War against Korea, an anti-Communist war for resources and to stop the 1949 Chinese revolution, causing the death of 3 million Koreans and 1 million Chinese. Koreans spent 3 years living in caves to avoid being killed by US napalm attacks. Clearly, Nazi USA has proudly inherited the legacy of Nazi Germany, and is carrying on the nightmare with its support of Nazi Ukraine.

American troops are now in Ukraine. See
American instructors to train Ukrainian troops this spring – US general
Published time: January 23, 2015 at Russia Today,
http://rt.com/usa/225499-us-military-instructors-ukraine/

In Vietnam, the US started with "advisors." We know this is just stage 1. In Vietnam, Nazi Israel was on the side of Nazi USA. After all, its founders were proud Nazi collaborators. See
Zionism in the Age of Dictators by Lenni Brenner at
http://www.pdf-archive.com/2012/04/11/zionism-in-the-age-of-the-dictators/

The Iron Wall by Lenni Brenner at
http://www.marxists.de/middleast/ironwall/index.htm

The Hidden History of Zionism by Ralph Schoenman at
http://www.marxists.de/middleast/schoenman/index.htm

51 Documents: Zionist Collaboration with the Nazis edited by Lenni Brenner
(2002) Barricade Books, New Jersey, ISBN 1-56980-235-1

The Transfer Agreement by Edwin Black
(1984, 2001) Carroll & Graf, NY, ISBN 0-7867-0841-7
http://www.transferagreement.com/

Today, Nazi Israel, a US military base, supports Nazi USA in Nazi Ukraine. See
"Ukraine: Israeli Special Forces Unit under Neo-Nazi Command Involved in Maidan Riots" by Michel Chossudovsky, 3/3/14 at
http://www.globalresearch.ca/ukraine-israeli-special-forces-unit-under-neo-nazi-command-involved-in-maidan-riots/5371725

Russia is today home to 143 million people with a comparatively high level of education, and is a nuclear power. Making war with Russia is suicidal. Somebody should remind the Democrat-Republicans that Napoleon and Hitler failed to defeat Russia; feeble USA with its weak economy and poorly educated, hungry and homeless population are no match for Russia, and now with nuclear weapons in the arsenal, the earth may not survive.