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Originally Posted by Sieger
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No Norm, the US Army handled it in a different way. After it was reported and verified that GIs had been murdered while surrendering or murdered after having already surrendered, the order was given "not to take any enemy prisoners".
The overriding "rule of engagement", during that war, was to give the enemy back the same medicine that they were giving us.
Sieger
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Big difference in the during the war and after war was over. Huge difference.
And although there were stories as you said and I have been told of them too, but I have never seen this in writing... That said, SS troops were treated differently than other german soldiers I have always been told.
But during war and after the cessation of hostilities are two big differences in how things were carried out on either side.
Ed