The Reich's forgotten atrocity | Timothy SnyderIn the east, Nazi plans were worse even than Nazi reality. As German leaders prepared for the invasion of the Soviet Union in spring 1941, they agreed a quick summer victory would be followed by the starvation of some 30 million people. A Hunger Plan foresaw the "extinction of industry as well as a great part of the population". Soviet cities would be destroyed, Soviet industry destroyed, and east
時事ドットコム：「非人道的扱いにおわび」＝岡田外相、元米兵捕虜に公式謝罪
47NEWS（よんななニュース）
Unfinished Business
