In Memoria Di
The blood remembers. The land remembers. The sky remembers. Even as rituals of forgetting grow more elaborate. Even as foreign architects build new cathedrals of guilt. Even as each holiday demands new acts of repentance. The ember beneath the ash remains.
I join General George Patton in believing that we fought the wrong enemy in World War II. My ancestor Johan arrived in America in 1709 from Leipzig, Germany. Had he not come here then, my familial line may have been extinguished in one of the world wars. While I consider myself, rightly, a Heritage American, German blood runs in my veins from both the paternal and maternal lines. The Fatherland is the home of my ancestors.
So while the Russians celebrate their victory in the Great Patriotic War, and while our President falsely boasts that America defeated Germany, I remember the sacrifice and destruction of Germany and her people. I remember the war crimes committed against Germany by the Allies: Dresden, Hamburg … the regular German army POW’s left to die of exposure in barbed wire enclosures as Eisenhower renamed them ‘detainees’ with no rights under the Geneva Convention … the serial rapes of German women from toddler to grandmother by the victorious Allied troops … and the guilt trip that never ends. I pay tribute to the valor of the German soldier.
Following is a poignant tribute to a people who suffer that imposed guilt.
Germany: Defeat as Annihilation
As for true history, one might view this
Source: https://ncrenegade.com/in-memoria-di/
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