I visited Belson nearly two years ago. It was the most moving experience of my 53 years of life. I paid tribute to those murdered their by the Nazis. It is a testament to the greatness of the Jewish people that, as a whole, they live and flourish while those that methodically tried to destroy them are long dead and buried.
wow pretty song, my great uncle survived Belsen concentration and was never the same when he returned, my mom said he was withered and just a ghost of a man he used to be, was he lucky to survive or not!
Thanx for remembering, yours sincerely a decendant of the tortured!
The camp was liberated on April 15, 1945 by the British 11th Armoured Division The scenes were described by the BBC's Richard Dimbleby, ...Here over an acre of ground lay dead and dying people. You could not see which was which ... The living lay with their heads against the corpses and around them moved the awful, ghostly procession of emaciated, aimless people, with nothing to do and with no hope of life, unable to move out of your way, unable to look at the terrible sights around them
My grandfather was telling me just yesterday about liberating Belson.
He was a sergent with 3 battle stars and was General Pattons aid. He told me he gave a young starving woman his coat and boots. Her name was Elfreda Borlinka from Poland! She had black hair and brown eyes. He said he cried when he saw her. As she walked away toward Poland, she looked at him until she was out of sight. He will never forget.
Tell Elfreda Borlinka that! No offence but there were many allies at the gates! My grandfather included. Elfreda probably had many beautiful children and many beautiful generations to come! He can still see her beautiful brown eyes as if it was yesterday! She was an Angel! My grandfather is a hero!! You cant change that!
I will double check. He was a wire chief for Patton and may have been away from his unit. He was usually by himself wiring in communications before his unit came in. He wired the red school house where the peace treaty was signed during his last months of the war also. He is 85..
My grandfather wasn't with Patton when he was at Belsen. I can't talk to him about it any more. It breaks his heart and he cries when he talks about it. I believe Patton was told to sit still while the Russians moved in from the North.
Mengele---you are truly an offensive idiot---and I know the reason for that screen name.
PooBah891 1 year ago
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Sieg Heil!
SuperPeterpig 1 year ago
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dont worry brave nationalists, we will avenge ur deaths at the hands of evil jews
deth to zog
MengeleRitusAmgNatns 1 year ago
I visited Belson nearly two years ago. It was the most moving experience of my 53 years of life. I paid tribute to those murdered their by the Nazis. It is a testament to the greatness of the Jewish people that, as a whole, they live and flourish while those that methodically tried to destroy them are long dead and buried.
Tony63909 1 year ago
this is taking it a wee bit far. its not a song, its a tragedy. think about it!
MrJimmyboy1972 1 year ago
wow pretty song, my great uncle survived Belsen concentration and was never the same when he returned, my mom said he was withered and just a ghost of a man he used to be, was he lucky to survive or not!
Thanx for remembering, yours sincerely a decendant of the tortured!
malakota 1 year ago
The camp was liberated on April 15, 1945 by the British 11th Armoured Division The scenes were described by the BBC's Richard Dimbleby, ...Here over an acre of ground lay dead and dying people. You could not see which was which ... The living lay with their heads against the corpses and around them moved the awful, ghostly procession of emaciated, aimless people, with nothing to do and with no hope of life, unable to move out of your way, unable to look at the terrible sights around them
noeloakes 2 years ago
belsen vos a gassa!
timelleb 2 years ago
belson was a concentration camp rampant with disease due to appalling conditions.. thanks to the murdering ss monsters!!!!!
billyandgeorgie1508 2 years ago 4
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I got dem ol Konzentration camp blues again, Mama.
OsmoWilson52 2 years ago
I got dem ol konzentration camp blues mama!
OsmoWilson52 2 years ago
My grandfather was telling me just yesterday about liberating Belson.
He was a sergent with 3 battle stars and was General Pattons aid. He told me he gave a young starving woman his coat and boots. Her name was Elfreda Borlinka from Poland! She had black hair and brown eyes. He said he cried when he saw her. As she walked away toward Poland, she looked at him until she was out of sight. He will never forget.
jeffro1234567891 3 years ago
No Americans liberated Begen Belsen. Only British.
maggiethefox 2 years ago 3
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jeffro1234567891 2 years ago
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Tell Elfreda Borlinka that! No offence but there were many allies at the gates! My grandfather included. Elfreda probably had many beautiful children and many beautiful generations to come! He can still see her beautiful brown eyes as if it was yesterday! She was an Angel! My grandfather is a hero!! You cant change that!
jeffro1234567891 2 years ago
correct.....
billyandgeorgie1508 2 years ago
You got the wrong camp. I think you mean Buchenwald. Or Dachau maybe.
maggiethefox 2 years ago
I will double check. He was a wire chief for Patton and may have been away from his unit. He was usually by himself wiring in communications before his unit came in. He wired the red school house where the peace treaty was signed during his last months of the war also. He is 85..
jeffro1234567891 2 years ago
There is a video of Patton and Ike liberating a camp here. I think it's Dachau.
plslvmn 2 years ago
My grandfather wasn't with Patton when he was at Belsen. I can't talk to him about it any more. It breaks his heart and he cries when he talks about it. I believe Patton was told to sit still while the Russians moved in from the North.
jeffro1234567891 2 years ago
thank you.
plslvmn 2 years ago
An insult! By some tasteless amateurs
jt123egypte 3 years ago