Zbrodnie na jeńcach alianckich w czasie II wojny światowej

Women prisoners labour at the Ravensbr?zck concentration camp in Germeny where 92,000 women were to die during the war. Food rations for prisoners were meager at the outset, and the amount and quality of food the camp authorities allotted each prisoner decreased further after 1941. By January 1945 the barracks were horribly overcrowded. This overcrowding, aggravated by abominable sanitary conditions, resulted in a typhus epidemic that spread throughout the camp. HORRENDOUS pictures reveal the gruesome fate that awaited hundreds of British and allied Prisoners of War at the hands of the Nazi regime. Graphic images show the smirking Nazi paratroops opening fire on Cretan civilians, a firing squad of 20 Germans preparing to shoot six unarmed Ukrainian men, and a crowd of anxious looking British soldiers being marched past a German tank destroyer as they awaited their fate. Another brutal photo shows the SAS men who were beaten with cudgels and shot in cold blood after they refused to give their captors critical intel and distorted bodies of American soldiers frozen in the snow. The harrowing photos are including in Phillip Chinnery???s book ???Hitler???s Atrocities against Allied PoWs???, a chilling description of the ordeals that captured men and women were put through by the Third Reich regime and their Italian allies. Mediadrumimages/Phillip Chinnery/Pen and Sword Books