This presentation takes a look at a little-remembered and inconvenient fact of history: the shocking treatment of millions of Germans after the end of WW2 by American forces. The war had already finished, yet American forces under the command of Eisenhower (who would later become US President) killed German prisoners (many civilians) by starvation, hypothermia and other methods. Eisenhower got around the Geneva Convention laws by labeling the prisoners as "Disarmed Enemy Forces" not POWs, yet his actions can still be considered a war crime. German with English dubbing.

90-min.