Comments by "Mitch Richards" (@mitchrichards1532) on "The Debate over German POWs in Soviet Hands WW2" video.
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@reichstreu3362 In regard to "Eisenhower's Death Camps". If you support that theory, how do you account for Wehrmacht MIA distribution? To mean, the Wehrmacht unit and personnel records track last known whereabouts of missing personnel, of which we know how many went missing, on what front and when. If 1.1 million remain MIA on the Eastern Front and 41,000 in the West, what front is the "missing million" located? Check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXTGfG3mlXA at the 4:45 to 5:20 mark. And also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WpAMCD1jHo at 2:10
Each Wehrmacht Soldier, living or dead, has a unit personnel file with their status, deceased (when, where, where buried), alive (current address) Missing (last known whereabouts, any efforts to locate, family requests, etc.).
Where does this information factor in your belief or faith in "Eisenhower's Death Camps" since it clearly demonstrates that there was no mass death there. You know?...no bodies ever found, not even pics of bodies or even starving men?
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Interesting video, but for me the clarification to the numbers game starts with Wehrmacht statistics for "Vermisste" (Missing). There is a much clearer statistical set for the number of men known to have gone missing in the East, from unit records, personnel records, etc. Whether those men were KIA, died from wounds later, were captured and executed, etc. before being processed as Soviet POWs doesn't matter. What matters is ensuring that the number of men lost, on what front, when, is captured as accurately as possible. If there is any ambiguity, opportunists like James Bacque will show up like vultures and try to capitalize. If Germany had 3.2 million men MIA on the Eastern Front and 1.92 million were later repatriated, it still means that 1.3 million men were lost on THAT front. Comparing sources and estimates over POW death rates without MIA context leaves room for Bacque or other "revisionists" to create their false distorted narratives.
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