When World War II ended, hardships for millions of German women began, as the Red Army conquered Berlin in 1945 and molested thousands of them. Join us, as we look at what Soviet Soldiers did with German women after the war.
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After The Fall: Survival In A Ruined City
The Nazi dictatorship fell with the fall of Berlin in May 1945, which ended World War II in Europe. With the Allied forces drawing near, the city saw its last fierce struggle, its inhabitants left to face the unknown and difficult job of life amidst the rubble. Devastation, shortages, and an overpowering feeling of hopelessness pervaded Berlin because of the war's aftermath, which severed the city's infrastructure, economy, and social fabric. Berlin was devastated as the war ended. Basic services had all but crumbled, and buildings and streets were both covered with rubble.
Cry Of Fear: The Horrible Fate Of German Women
Not only did the Nazi system fall in 1945, but millions of Germans, especially women, entered a terrifying era as the war ended. A landscape characterized by devastation, anarchy, and agony emerged in the wake of the conflict. German women's stories, which surfaced during this time, are among the most heartbreaking because of the many hardships they endured, such as brutality, displacement, and social unrest.
What Did Soviet Soldiers Do With German Women?
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