Comments by "Free Saxon" (@freesaxon6835) on "The Armchair Historian" channel.

  1. His life in Britain was miserable, my mum was British, and was spat on. When I was 5 my football went into a neighbour's garden and I was told get out you N bastard. At age 16 whilst riding my bike, a huge slab of wood was pushed in front of me in an effort to send .e under a lorry, and the words " Die you German Bastard es shouted " I am 70 years of age, and still get anti German remarks
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  2. Now my uncle Paul. He was on the Russian front and was married, his wife managed to escape from Berlin, and therefore didn't get raped. Her sister wasn't so lucky, because of religious reasons, she didn't get an abortion, but had the child adopted by Australians ( a great many did that ) Uncle Paul was captured by the Russians, was beaten badly, but thought himself lucky to escape death. He was kept prisoner for I think it was 9 years after the war, and the fact he was still alive was not passed on to the German authorities. When he got back he found his wife had married again and had a child. When he told me this story tears ran down his face, and he sobbed.
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  3. What a splendid result WW2 was, helped form the ethnocentric state of Israel, whilst giving the whole of Britain & Europe the wonderful gift of multiculturalism.
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