Did the german government during World War Two give parole hearings to their prisoners and or prisoners of war!. best answer goes to first correct answerWww@QuestionHome@Com
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Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: No although some prisoners of war were trusted to live on German farms to help with agriculture because of shortage of manpowerWww@QuestionHome@Com It wouldn't be surprising if there were some pro forma hearings, probably for Danes, Belgiums, Dutch, etc!. who posed not threat to the occupation!. Some of those hearings were probably held to allow a reason for informers to come back into their old neighborhoods!. There may well be cases of releases due to severe wounds, illness, pregnancy, etc!. In general, Germans treated many western Europeans well during the war and were not thought of too badly by many western Europeans not in the axis!. the Nazis lost the war, in part, because of the way they treated eastern Europeans and Jews, Greeks and their Italian allies!.Www@QuestionHome@Com My uncle was caught listening to American propaganda (Voice of America!?) on an illegal radio!. A neighbor in the same apartment reported him!. He was sentenced to four weeks of digging up unexploded bombs!. His radio was confiscated, obviously!. Then he went back to his regular job!.Www@QuestionHome@Com hitler murdered 6 million jews in concentration camps!. do you honestly think the word parole was in his vocabulary!.he killed prisoners of war also no chance for a parole from the nazi govt!.Www@QuestionHome@Com no awful conditionsWww@QuestionHome@Com No they either put them to work or killed themWww@QuestionHome@Com NOWww@QuestionHome@Com What are you nuts!?!?!?!?!?Www@QuestionHome@Com no!. they didn't careWww@QuestionHome@Com |