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Germany did not surrender in April 45, they surrendered May 7th, ceasefire took effect May 8th.
I'm watching from Las Vegas NV at 11:33am on 5/23/2026.
I am in Sacramento California
May the United States once again return to this humanity and nobility.
the thing to remember about the propaganda these german solders had been fed for years,is that a lot of it was based on decade old outdated information……the america of 1943-45 was a far different america from depression era 1933…america had spent that decade upgrading infrastructure, building industrial capacity,and learning scientifically based farming methods that created that abundance. ..almost every home had electricity….even farms in the middle of nowhere…..almost every farm had tractors,trucks,all built by factories with massive industrial capacity…..gone was "dust bowl" ways of living,and farming….america spent its decade making life easier and creating abundance unmatched anywhere else….so much abundence,america could fight on 2 fronts,feed everyone at home,and all their allies…germany spent that decade preparing for a war that depended on taking from their neighbors,instead of creating their own abundance….and eventually,they ran out of everything….and had to "get rid of excess population" to feed the remainder….and still starved.
germany lost,not from lack of effort,fighting power,or will to fight…germany lost because they were buried under american industrial capacity,while they had nothing left.
Sadly, critical thinking is not taught in our public schools anymore. In the 1980's I had occasion to tutor two high school students both of above average intelligence. One was public school at a well regarded school system the other at a Catholic school. I used Socratic method to teach them how to figure out things for themselves. The catholic school student took to it quite well. The public school student got more and more frustrated and finally just said why don't you just tell me the answer. That was what he was used to. Memorize answers and parrot them back. As time went on I found many educators with the same experience. Too many were disciplined for being too hard when they were trying to teach their students how to think. Who is pushing this. It certainly makes for a population that's easy to control. Just like Germany.
I sincerely doubt that the servings were over large. All institutional cooking serves standard servings to each person. For instance 3oz. Of meat, 1/2 cup potatoes. And 1 cup green beans. If they were served pie ala mode I'll eat my hat. And a starving person would vomit that huge meal. No try to shine us on.we are not that stupid.
my mother said the German POW use to through candy from the train in jersey city, thinking they were starving
Usual AI stupidity. German POWs in American prison camps did NOT wear their uniforms.
I was born in Tullahoma in 1954 and knew much of this, but not all of it. It certainly helped to explain to me why so many Germans POWs remained in the area after the war.
And in the new millennium, why can't the oppressive national "leaders " worldwide grasp this? Duh!!!!!
Watching from. Evansville. Indiana.
Hitler knew they were losing but his arrogance wouldnt allow him to admit it
Watching from Tokyo, where my dad served in the first days of the Occupation.
NC
My great grandma's farm was a training ground during the war in Lebanon,TN. It is about an hour an half from Dechard, TN outside Winchester, TN. I still remember finding rusted cans and old campsites from on the training ground.
bill in phoenix AZ
Sri Lanka
I call bullshit on these photos.The POWs would never be allowed to wear their uniforms in a camp on American soil.
I live in Baldwinsville NY…. I love your stories…
If only we had a President that’s wants to Make America Great Again- Wait — we do!!!!! God Bless President Trump
I was born in 1960 and I never once in my life ever heard of any Nazi pows in the United States until last year. It never happened it’s all BS and the scary part is you people all believe it’s real and make up your own stories about it.
I’m watching from the town where Camp Forrest was built. Its land is an Air Force base that has Wind tunnels to test Rockets, Space Shuttle, and many more things that Fly. Some POWs visited in the 1980s and when interviewed said being here was the best time of their lives. Our citizens have only nice things to say about these Men. No women were imprisoned here.
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Do your research AI. Back in the 40s corn was animal feed in Germany. People did not eat it. So a glistening bowl of corn would’ve been the ultimate insult.
Trump is taking us down this road…what a complete uneducated ass! We are fucked!
mikeroberts I never argue with an idiot because they never learn and will drag you down to their level.
To bring 450,000 prisoners to American you would need 180 ships that could carry 2,500 prisoners at a time. Not likely
why are the names always Morrison and Mitchell? where is the imagination? is the same person writing all of these?
Tennessee
I do not believe that the 1940's America described in this story is the same as 2026 USA, you have the American secretary for War demanding no quarter i.e kill everyone even unarmed troops who surrender, and a government that relies on AI to plan bombing runs that target girls schools. You also have a US President who demands personal Loyalty and obedience, not unlike Adolph Hitler. My how things change
Great story! Mt. Vernon, VA
Hello from Park City Utah
Watching from Butler, Kentucky USA, it's now 19:38.
In this video, the comentator said it was a conflict, it was not a conflict it was a war . Get the words correct.
Camp Stark in northern nh
I live in east Tennessee. Born and raised.
Remember that American citizens at this same time were using rationing , I was 7 and we used oleo not butter
Highly unlikely that the newspaper is in mid war advertises automobiles. Civilian auto manufacture ended in January 1942.
I have been asked by a few people why we would bring German and Italian POWS to this country. Europe is a continent as you know. If POWS were house there and fighting spilled over into that area or they escaped then they would rejoin the war and we would have to fight them again. England was across the channel from Europe and already held over 400,000+ there and in Scotland. Since we had liberty ships delivering supplies almost daily to fight the war, they were coming home empty. They started bringing POWS to the USA on the return trip. If they escaped they would have to make their way to the Atlantic and cross thousands of miles of ocean. We did build some camps for POWS but the majority were some of the hundreds of military training bases that were no longer being used. We simply put fences around the barracks areas. We already had kitchens and dining facilities from when they were training bases. The USA held between 425,000 and 450,000 POWS. Sorry if this bored you but some people never knew the full story.
I live in Tennessee I grew up hearing about these sights and lived not far from one and was always intrigued about the stories about p.o.w.s living in them during the war always amazed me that here in Tennessee they would have a camp like this
I wish these videos used real photos and a real narrator.
Watching from Wisconsin.
People need to understand each culture People are People understanding is the key.
The comment about a German soldier getting more corn on his food tray than he’d see in a month is utter nonsense. Germans do not eat corn, they consider corn animal feed only.
One of the great factors in play was that most Europeans and that includes Germans had no idea how large America was and how large its farming country was. They simply didn't understand that they coming from a small country and engaged in war with a very very large country on the scale of the Soviet Union across an ocean that could out produce them in many ways with one hand tied behind its back and the one hand was that most American families at home then were feeling rationing with coupons and sacrifices to make this possible. They were eating Oleo margarine. But they were doing it to win They did not starve We did not starve my grandparents did not starve. But we worked hard coming out of depression into a World War. My grandmother God bless her even if she was giving me a ham sandwich would always slather it with butter or margarine because that was extra calories and that was what she had done for her husband and her kids as she raised them during the Depression and end on to World War Two. She never gave up on that habit even when I asked her not to 'cause I didn't want butter on my ham sandwich. Didn't make any difference She was going to add calories to my day. So we were left with a mark We Americans were marked by not abundance but by a depression and yet when it came time to wage a World War we were already ready to sacrifice because we had been doing it all along to survive. Scarcity was what we had been conditioned to. So we endured it, and in doing so enabled our nation to psychologically destroy the Pows who came to our shores.
Clifton Illinois USA
All the WWII videos that have appeared lately are a mute testimony to the kindness which are mercy in action of THE AMERICAN SPIRIT….even in times of war.