10. Dezember 1945
10 Dec. From the Soviet occupation zone, we hear reports of the war criminals' trials in Nuremberg. Having experienced first-hand the ruthlessly violent policy of these criminals at home, we now see behind the scenes of their equally brutal and stupid foreign policy. Every decent German turns away from so much meanness, deceit and brutality. May they have been incompetents or criminals, for many of them any pity is misplaced. Of course, much in these show trials is blown up and exaggerated, of course Russians and Americans committed the same war crimes, but I experienced Nazi violent politics first hand before the war[1] and witnessed the Nazis' stupid policy in Ukraine and am convinced of the correctness of many accusations.
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- ↑ The author may be referring to the excesses of violence that continued until 1934 in the wake of the seizure of power in 1933 or to the violent appropriation of Austria and the Sudetenland in 1938 and the rest of Czechoslovakia in 1939. Later, internal acts of violence were increasingly concealed; other personal experiences of the author are not known to the editor.