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➡️Communist security services had Witold Pilecki for 12 months, 10 of which he was interrogated. Auschwitz had had him for 31 months; in the camp he slaved away, suffered beatings, cold and hunger, contracted typhus, and dozens of times narrowly escaped death. ➡️And then called it all a child’s play. His words exactly: "Auschwitz was a child’s play." ➡️He owed that perception of the camp to the communist lawlessness enforcement apparatus, which processed him for 12 months. By the time their security people got him in May 1947, Pilecki, one of the bravest men ever to don a uniform, behind his belt had thirty years of service to his country in three wars – two of them world ones – a concentration camp and an uprising. He’d seen it all, or so he thought. ➡️However, NKVD-trained security officers of communist Poland proved him wrong. They knew he was mounting an intelligence network and a resistance group, and were determined to beat all his contacts out of him. They’d buried in...

 SHIRI TORTURE: The torture called shiri, one of the most horrific in human history SHIRI TORTURE The torture called shiri, one of the most horrific in human history, was practiced in the Asian deserts, in what is now Mongolia and Kyrgyzstan. A raw camel hide, known as the shiri, was divided into several pieces and was stretched over the shaven head of the captured victim. The prisoners were then left out in the steppe without food or water under the blazing sun. If they had not already perished from dehydration or starvation, the drying out of the camel skin created an insufferable pressure on the skull. Of the few that survived this ordeal would lost their memories and never yearn to return home or revolt against their tormentors. A raw camel hide known also as “shiri” was a torture method used by steppe tribes of Mongolia and Kyrgyzstan. The hide was stretched over the victim’s shaved head. Afterward, the victim was tied down and left without water and food in the steppe. The dr...

 HOW THE JEWISH WOMEN BEING STRIPPED NAKED BY THE UKRAINIANS, THEY ARE TRYING TO ALSO STRIP HER OF HUMANITY AND DIGNITY.  The decision to murder all the Jews in Ukrainian was made by the military governor General major Kurt Eberhard. Jewish women being stripped naked by Ukrainians, 1941  They're trying to also strip her of humanity and dignity but looking into this brave and dear lady's eyes she is not giving in to them.. Read also: Jews murdered under Nazi rule by country The decision to murder all the Jews in Ukrainian was made by the military governor General major Kurt Eberhard, the Police Commander for Army Group South, SS-Obergruppenführer Friedrich Jeckeln, and the Einsatzgruppe C Commander Otto Rasch.  Sonderkommando 4a as the sub-unit of Einsatzgruppe C, along with the aid of the SD and Order Police battalions with the Ukrainian Auxiliary Police backed by the Wehrmacht, carried out the orders  Sonderkommando 4a and the 45th Battalion of the German Order...

ON THIS DAY 27th OCTOBER 1940, GERMAN SUBMARINE SANK BRITISH SHIP IRENE MARIA NORTHWEST OF IRELAND, KILLING THE ENTIRE CREW. The U-95 submarine completed six patrols in the Atlantic ocean, sinking and damaging 12 ships. At 00.58 hours on 27 Nov 1940 the unescorted Irene Maria (Master Alfred Peter Evers), a straggler from convoy OB-248, was hit aft by one torpedo from U-95 and sank by the bow within two minutes about 55 miles south-southwest of Rockall. Two torpedoes fired earlier at 00.42 and 00.52 hours had previously missed the ship, unfortunately for the predominantly Danish crew, the final torpedo fired was catastrophic for Irene Maria. All 26 crewmen were killed. The U-95 submarine completed six patrols in the Atlantic ocean, sinking and damaging 12 ships. In a change of tactics U-95 set course for the Mediterranean sea and successfully forced her way through the heavily defended Strait of Gibraltar in autumn 1941. She was sunk by a torpedo from the Dutch submarine O 21 southwest ...

  Pictured on May 7, 1945, United States Marine Colonel Francis Fenton kneels in prayer over the flag-draped body of his 19-year-old son Private First-Class Mike Fenton, one of over 125,000 casualties (combined American and Japanese lives lost) in the battle for the Japanese island of Okinawa during World War Two. According to witnesses, Colonel Fenton then stood up, looked around at the other fallen Marines, and said: “Those poor souls. They didn’t have their fathers here.” After which Fenton returned to headquarters, wrote a brief note to his wife, and went back to commanding his troops still in the field. RELATED POST On November 28, 1941, two days after Japan's Pearl Harbor strike force sailed from Japan, the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise departed from Pearl Harbor to deliver F4F Wildcat fighters to Wake Island, flying them off on December 2 before turning east to return to Pearl.  Forced to slow by a massive weather system, which also sheltered the Japanese Combined Fle...

 IN UGANDA, 12 MEN WERE KILLED IN EXEMPLARY PUBLIC EXECUTION BY FIRING SQUADS, Most of them were in their 20's; the youngest was a school boy, 17 years old, The executions were characterized by a military spokesman as “a real lesson to the people of Uganda.”  In Uganda last weekend, 12 men were killed in exemplary public executions by firing squads.  Some died without blindfolds, watching their executioners load and take aim.  Most of them were in their 20's; the youngest was a schoolboy, 17 years old.  All were tried in secret by a military tribunal and convicted of engaging in guerrilla activities. The Government's evidence of guerrilla activities in recent weeks has been circumstantial at best, and no evidence against the 12 executed men was made public.  The executions were characterized by a military spokesman as “a real lesson to the people of Uganda.”  In other words, they apparently were intended as a deterrent to potential dissidents against t...

 THE BRITISH SOLDIERS WITH A DITCHED MARK, IN A GERMAN TRENCH DURING THE FIRST BATTLE OF CAMBRAI,  The fighting was especially fierce at Anneux and the Bourlon Woods near Cambrai,  After a week of futile attacks, the British offensive was called off. british soldiers with a ditched Mark IV tank in a German trench during the First Battle of Cambrai, November 20, 1917. Today 106 years ago, on November 20, 1917, the First Battle of Cambrai began on the Western Front. Following the conclusion of the Third Battle of Ypres, the British were desperate for success.  An offensive was planned towards the French city of Cambrai, as this was fresh ground that hadn't been ravaged much by the war. Cambrai was also an important supply hub for the Germans.  The attack were to be carried out by the British Third Army, which would deploy more tanks at once than ever before in the war, as well as new artillery techniques to break through the German lines.  On November 20, 191...