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Keeling, Ralph Franklin, 1901- / Gruesome harvest
(1947)
Chapter V - bastardizing the German race, pp. 53-61
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CHAPTER V BASTARDIZING THE GERMAN RACE Not only have the conquerors set out to destroy Germany economically by pulling down the three pillars of production but they have launched an assault against the German race itself by an attack against its mothers. From the record it appears that the men who met at Yalta deliberately formulated a diabolical program of racial bastardization which they con- sidered an appropriate response to the claim of racial superi- ority. A Russian General told General Ira Eaker, Commander of the Mediterannean air forces: "We've decided just to kill all the German men, take 17,000,000 German women and that will solve it." Something on this order was obviously the in- tent. The millions of German men of marriageable age not killed or disabled in war were marched off into slavery where they could not protect their wives, sweethearts, daughters and sisters. And then the attack began. From the east came the Bolshevized Mongolian and Slavic hordes, repeatedly raping every captured woman and girl, con- taminating them with venereal diseases and impregnating them with a future race of Russo-German bastards. In the west the British used colonial troops, the French Senegalese and Moroc- cans, the Americans an excessively high percentage of negroes. Our own method was not so direct as the Russian: instead of using physical force, we compelled the German women to yield their virtue in order to live-to get food to eat, beds to sleep in, soap to bathe with, roofs to shelter them. Senator Eastland of Mississippi, after a European tour of observation, told his colleagues in the U. S. Senate early in December, 1945: "The virtue of womanhood and the value of human life are civilized man's most sacred possessions, yet they are the very cheapest thing in Russian-occupied Germany today." 53
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