The excerpts in this post are from Antony Beevor's (a British "historian") Berlin: The Downfall 1945

It's all about the Judeo-Bolshevik invasion, pillage and plunder of Berlin in 1945. One would think that such a topic would have very little to do with jewish "suffering", but we can't have a book these days without kikenmartyrs. The only catch is, Beevor's zealous jewish cocksucking inadvertently exposes the holoco$t fable.

Just tell me WTF were jews, synagogues, jewish cemeteries and jewish hospitals doing in Berlin in 1945?

By this time, ze evil Nazis had of course exterminated six million yids in various ways and refused the lot of them "proper" burials. So why would they let jewish cemeteries take up prime real estate in Berlin? And why would there be jews and jewish hospitals with synagogues in them?

All of this is perplexing enough, but what really gets one thinking is the quote at the very bottom of this post:

A Berlin "transit camp" filled to the brim with jews (one can't help but wonder why ze Nazis would waste precious resources to keep these kikes alive for ten years) is liberated by the Soviets who then proceed to rape the "Jewish girls and women in the camp, not knowing that they had been persecuted by the Nazis."

Come again, jewtool Beevor?

The concentration camps (you know, the ones responsible for the mass extermination of six million jews) had been "liberated" by the very same Soviets who were destroying Berlin, so how the bloody hell could they have not known (the second excerpt has Beevor writing fiction and contradicting himself in this regard) that jews had been "persecuted" (here Beevor errs again, as there's a big difference between plain ol' "persecution" and wholesale "extermination") by Nazis?

Nevertheless parts of the book are very interesting and relate the suffering and courage of the German people in graphic detail. I'll post more excerpts along with photos in the coming days. Those who are interested can download the book here: Anonym zu rs61l34.rapidshare.com/files/127931878/123.rar

In any case, the explosion led to the flooding of twenty-five kilometres
of S-Bahn and also U-Bahn tunnels, once the water penetrated through
a connecting shaft. Estimates of casualties ranged `between around fifty
and 15,ooo'. A number of Berliners are convinced that the new Soviet
authorities had the victims carted to a small canal harbour near the
Anhalter Bahnhof and then buried under rubble. More conservative
estimates, usually around the ioo mark, are based on the fact that,
although there were many thousands of civilians in the tunnels, as well
as several `hospital trains', which were subway carriages packed with
wounded, the water did not rise quickly since it was spreading in many
different directions. Women and children running through the dark
tunnels as the floodwater rose were naturally terrified. Some recount
seeing exhausted and wounded soldiers slip beneath the water, as well
as many who had been seeking oblivion in the bottle. This may well
have been true in a few cases, yet the high casualty estimates are hard
to believe. The water in most places was less than a metre and a half
deep and there was plenty of time to evacuate the so-called `hospital
trains' near the Stadtmitte U-Bahn station. It is also more than likely
that many of the bodies recovered were those of soldiers and civilians
who had already died of their injuries in one of the underground dressing
stations and been laid aside in adjoining tunnels. The floodwater would
have swept bodies along and nobody would have had the time afterwards
to distinguish the real cause of death. A few of the dead were almost
certainly S S men. They may have ended up among the fifty or so buried
in the Jewish cemetery in the Gross Hamburgerstrasse.

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Vasily Grossman accompanied General Berzarin to the centre of the
city. He was staggered by the scale of destruction all around, wondering
how much had been wrought by American and British bombers. A
Jewish woman and her elderly husband approached him. They asked
about the fate of Jews who had been deported. When he confirmed their
worst fears, the old man burst into tears. Grossman was apparently
accosted a little later by a smart German lady wearing an astrakhan coat.
They conversed pleasantly. `But surely you aren't a Jewish commissar?'
she suddenly said to him.

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Some events were pointedly symbolic. The first Jewish religious service
was held by a Red Army rabbi in the synagogue of the Jewish hospital
in the Iranischestrasse on Friday 11 May. It was an understandably
emotional occasion for those who had emerged from hiding or who had
been saved at the last moment from execution.

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For the last Jews left in captivity in Berlin, the coming of the Red Army
signified either the end to a dozen years of nightmare or execution at
the last moment. Hans Oskar Lowenstein, who had been arrested in
Potsdam, was taken to the Schulstrasse transit camp, based on Berlin's
Jewish hospital in the northern district of Wedding. Around 6oo of
them packed into two floors were fed on potato peelings and raw
beetroot, with a little Wassersuppe or `water soup'. Among them were
many half-Jews like Lowenstein himself, termed `Mischlinge' by the
Nazis. There were also members of the privileged category of Jews
protected by the Nazis, the Schutzjuden, who included, for example,
those who had organized the Berlin Olympic Games. Foreign Jews of
neutral nationality still held there, particularly South Americans, had .
been kept alive by relatives at home sending coffee beans to the S S
administration.

The camp commander, S S Obersturmbannfuhrer Doberke, had
received the order to shoot all his prisoners, but he was clearly nervous.
A spokesman from the prisoners approached him with a simple deal.
`The war is over,' he told Doberke. `If you save our lives, we will save
yours.' The prisoners then prepared a huge form, signed by them all,
saying that Obersturmbannfuhrer Doberke had saved their lives. Two
hours after the form had been taken from them, they saw that the gates
were open and the S S guards had disappeared. But liberation did not
prove such a joyous occasion. Soviet soldiers raped the Jewish girls and
women in the camp, not knowing that they had been persecuted by the
Nazis.

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