The Ethnic Cleansing Of Germans After WW2

After WW2, 12 million Germans were ethnically cleansed from Eastern Europe-forced from ancestral homes, stripped of rights, and suffered torture, rape, and mass killings. Poland and Czechoslovakia led the expulsions, fueled by revenge for the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP).

The Allies, including Churchill, endorsed these transfers, disregarding the mounting death toll. Jewish leaders like Salomon Morel oversaw concentration camps where Germans were brutalized. By 1950, millions had perished or fled. This genocide was systematically erased from history.