/int/ - International

seriously speaking, one my relative saved a Jewish girl during WW2 he's even in those lists by the Israel institute Germans shot him and his family for that, but the girl survived

>>16700 That is awesome! Even on my shit thread, Belarus makes an awesome post. Belarus = best poster

>>16700 was she hot? would be worth it if she had big khazar milkers would have done the same thing t b h (to be honest) tbh

>>16967 Same. It is more easy to save a good looking woman then a man.

One of my great-great-uncles got into trouble with the Gestapo for hosting discussion evenings that included the local jews and other freethinkers. A friendly soul tipped him off that something was up and he departed very spontaneously one night, with the Gestapo turning up at his empty house the next morning. He went to Argentina and founded a school there, but had no children of his own. Another member of the family was an SS member at the time, which caused a lot of internal strife. He eventually quit on his own a while later, only to die three days later in a car accident. I like to imagine it still counted for something when Anubis weighed his soul.

No but my Great Grandfather had Italian PoWs on his farm during the war. They even wrote letters back to him and my Great Grand Mother when they went back to Italy. I want to read them someday, they could be interesting.

Jews are probably the only race my WW2 aera relatives genuinely disliked. rightfully so

>>17026 have you never ever?

>>17419 The US housed prisoners of war as well during WW2. From what I understand, getting imprisoned in the US was a holiday compared to the UK, which had improved conditions from past wars but was still a nightmare of poor living spaces, limited space, bombing raids, overcrowded, bad food, etc. I read that the US prisoner camps would sometimes do what you described, kept pows on a farm as laborers. I also read a story about a couple of PoWs that escaped... But had no where to go so they went into town and played chess with a local child until they were captured. Some PoWs never returned home and immigrated to the US I believe as well

>>17669 I should reiterate, UK treatment of POWs was humane but severely overcrowded, and they ended up shipping some to the US, Australia, and elsewhere where there was more space and less logistical constraints.

tfw no jews hiding in my house how can I get some?

>>17927 Silly Austrian, you don't hide Jews in the basement...