Tittmann-Planned Famine(extermination plan for Germans)

This is Alfred Tittmann's shocking booklet The Planned Famine which details the planned famine executed upon the German population after World war 2. Also named the Morgenthau extermination plan, it reveals Allied plans to completely exterminate the German nation. In a display of hatred that can easily be compared to that of Nazis against Jews, the author lays bare the secret Allied plans to either exterminate or completely "reeducate" Germans in order to achieve a permanent destruction of German aggression and dictatorship. This "humanitarian" gesture has been practiced for decades on an unsuspecting German population. Bombarded with guilt from the Holocaust, Germans were required to forget their history and be completely assimilated into the collectivist European Union. 25 pages. A must read for everyone.

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rabenschwarz (2009-02-28)

Bullshit.

drrenfield (2009-03-11)

I am no expert, but the notion of planned starvation is logically implausible. However, around 4 million Germans did die after the war from lack of food and hypothermia (the Winter was one of the worst on record). There were many deaths in POW camps (where food was supposed to be available in at least in basic quantities) - this sometimes happened because British & US soldiers were disinclined to hand out rations. In one camp (not far from Remagen), the prisoners were eating grass and expiring from malnutrition whilst their allotted foodstuffs were in plain sight just outside the wire fence of their compound. It would have taken a gigantic conspiracy involving an army of plotters to orchestrate deliberate mass starvation - but the harshness of the weather, the problems of moving vast amounts of supplies to a near-empty nation, Russian time-wasting measures and some instances of ordinary soldiers taking vengeance on POW's and civilian prisoners all combined to cause the tragedy.