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4/ This picture, taken 22-July-42 in the Celje prison courtyard, shows executed resistance/partisan men, presumably fathers of these children. From excellent informative online exhibit: https://www.kastl.de/pdf/UKRADENI.pdf …pic.twitter.com/CTAa0Stlk5
5/ This pic, amazingly taken by the perpetrators, shows German police separating mothers and children prior to shipping off the ones they'd selected for eventual adoption in Germany. A photographer active that day testified in the RuSHA trial.pic.twitter.com/cdynaq0Cbj
6/ This one shows groups of children who had been taken away, in two camps in Germany: Neustift and Kastl. I wonder if there was a debate over what to call these places. Maybe they simply weren't discussed.pic.twitter.com/DhxnkeEewf
7/ Finally, excerpt from a long affidavit NO-4822 in which Lebensborn employee recalls the names of many children who passed through during the war. Many names were changed. Many children were never found after the war. Still, Nazi records undoubtedly better than current ones.pic.twitter.com/5242nEtnOt
8/ A useful article from Handelsblatt sums up the situation and compares it to present day reality in US:https://www.handelsblatt.com/today/politics/enduring-evil-as-trump-separates-families-legacy-of-children-stolen-by-nazis-haunts-germany/23582522.html?ticket=ST-646653-ubd0H4CHjPzsOWtgR7D6-ap6 …
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