Holocaust - A Witness to Atrocity

[sr633]

When I think of these times, I think of all those people herded off those camp trains at night. The freezing weather, the guard dogs snarling, glareing flood lights, no food or water, and whips being used.. After they were taken off to their doom, the long lines of feces on the ground where they stood moments before..They were so frightened they relieved themselves. RIP to all these innocent people.

[kamioneko]

Mr Irving ....thaks a lot for give us a better world ,your sacrifice and the sacrifice of most young soldiers like you are very appreciate .

[gotoTsenn]

Danke, Irving Locker, für Dein Statement. Meine Mutter war dabei, als die Amerikaner bei der Scheune waren.

[tigerhead19]

@NeutralExistence

The Germans started the air war with their Stuka Dive Bombers when they invaded Poland with their Blitzkrieg tactics. And they continued their air assault over the city of London making every attempt to destroy it, (paving the way for an invasion of London)and killing thousands of people.So, the Germans can take full responsibility for being the people that created a holocaust in the air and on the ground.

[xOrion89x]

@tigerhead19 holocaust in the air? lol wtf

[chimetrooper]

Some pictures of gas chambers would have strengthened your story further.

[MaxamillianArturo]

Thank you friend for saving my people.

[altmarkmaik]

Hello! I live near the crime scene in the former GDR.

Something like this must never be forgotten.

About 1,000 people were burned alive and the perpetrators were never caught or could in the old Federal Republic of Germany, see slip.

The GDR was a dictatorship, undemocratic and could not travel freely but such criminals were almost always unmasked and condemned.

I do not want DDR again but the old West Germany was not democratic.

Greetings, Mike

[Skandalos]

@altmarkmaik This isnt about democracy. Did you forget that Hitler had been elected in the first place? In democratic elections? No, the reason for this crap is the character of the Germans. And it didnt change one bit since then.

[NeutralExistence]

@Skandalos

Oh comical, its the Germans fault.

Like the U.S. bombing of Germany was anything but a holocaust as well.

[Ellie5621]

I always wondered how in the hell could Germans say they didn't know. I mean I unfortunately know what a(one) dead body smells like, but thousands of dead bodies along with the smoke from the ovens. The stench of those camps must have reached for miles around. Shame on Germant forever!

[helfeapw]

@Ellie5621

Ofcourse my grandparents and so know it. They all know that the nazis were killing jews and million of people in there camps but they were afrait to say that. ..and sorry my english isn't very good.

happy gettings from germany ;)

[pmoyer50]

@Ellie5621: The Holocaust really happened and to the extent claimed by the Jews. It was a horrible thing which must never happen again. Yes, shame on that generation of Germans forever but you can't blame those who were way too young or those who weren't born until after the war was over. I'm glad this man did what he did so those who deny the Holocaust have no excuse. Shame on them forever.

[Driverboy19]

Thank you Irving for your service, you commitment to sharing your story and for your enduring friendship.

[yagtex]

Thank you for posting this. It is amazing to me, a post on the Nazi war machine, there are more comments you can read.

[kleenwatten]

es war schon eine unbeschreiblich schlimme Zeit, für die das mit ansehen mussten und nichts dagegen tun konnten.......danke an die, die Deutschland und gardelegen von diesem Holocoust befreiten ....

[WCDANZR]

Irv Locker, It is my privilege to know and have you as a friend.

Thanks for helping, make it so, we never forget.

[Widget3591]

Thank you for serving, and thank you for your strength in bringing this story and history to generations to come. Thank you so very much.

[somehow888]

thnks to Irving Locker

[22cbreeze]

Thank you.

[itseasyforyou]

Superb to hear this man! Great historical value! You can not imagine how it felt when you walked into a camp like that I guess! That's the worse crime of the Nazi's.

[TheDrjman1]

@itseasyforyou the worst crime of humanity

[griffonsa]

more vets should talk openly like this... I know how hard it is to talk about these kind of things, so....

[SpanishKlown]

Thank you for everything Irving for telling me your story this really made my day!

[dutchmanmm]

Thank you Irving Locker to tell us you're story,I hope you live a long and healthy life.