Tag: 1944

Veteran Star Medal: Alfred Gregory Wyles – WWII British Army Service [1940-1946]! (4.11.2023)

Although he joined the Royal Warwickshire Regiment – famous for its ‘Last Stand’ at Dunkirk – due to his ‘sharp-shooting’ ability he was soon transferred to the 1st Buckinghamshire Battalion (the ‘Light Bobs’) of the Oxford and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry (Territorial Army) where he was placed in an Anti-Tank Platoon. During D-Day, the ‘Light Bobs’ landed in the first-waves of Allied troops that hit ‘Sword Beach’. His Unit was tasked with fighting their way in-land ten-miles to Caen – where it was to relieve D Company of the Ox & Bucks Ligyt Infantry (Professional) – which had landed as ‘Glider Troops’ around midnight of June 6th, 1944. Due to these required military objectives – my grandfather trained with the Glider Troops around the Exeter Canal System – which resembled the canal system around Caen. Indeed, this association has sometimes ‘confused’ exactly what function my grandfather fulfilled due to him possessing a ‘Winged Pegasus’ badge!

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Exposing Leon Degrelle as a Far-Right “Coward”! (16.8.2023)

He probably purchased a copy of Werth’s book in 1964 and spent the next five-years stealing Werth’s work and fabricating his own insertion into the plot. The original publishing of the book in ‘French’ was probably a sloppy attempt at throwing people off the ‘plagiarism’ scent. After-all, the modern science of Criminology states that quite often those individuals who willingly ‘insert’ themselves into Police investigations are usually either directly responsible for the crime in question – or were involved in the committing of the crime is some way. Leon Degrelle was most certainly a ‘War Criminal’ – albeit one that went unpunished and who has served as a ‘Poster Boy’ for the political far-right ever since. As with all members of the far-right, it is important to continuously expose their lies and efforts to ‘mislead’ and ‘deceive’.

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Mao Zedong – The Great Helmsman – Seeing the Wood for the Trees! (13.8.2023)

The authors do this because they claim that ‘a certain number of Jews’ were amongst the dead. However, the same Jewish authors completely omit the January 1944 International Red Cross Investigation of the mass graves in the Katyn Forest – fully supported by the US, UK and USSR. This investigation clearly concluded that there were 10,000 bodies and not 26,000 – and that there were no obvious signs that any victims were ‘Jewish’. Indeed, the ammunition and execution methods used (a bullet to the back of the neck of each victim kneeling on the edge of the mass grave) all indicated that the Nazi Germans had carried out this atrocity – just one amongst many thousands like it. Such was the conclusion of the 1944 International Red Cross Investigation!

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Alexander Werth: German Crimes in the Soviet Union! (30.7.2023)

In fact, having looked through all the Alexander Werth books I possess in my library – NONE use the term ‘Holocaust’ – despite the fact Werth wrote extensively about the atrocities committed by the Nazi Germans. He was the first BBC Correspondent to make a report (in 1944) when he encountered the ‘Majdanek’ Death Camp in Poland. As a Journalist ‘Specialising’ in the USSR – Werth made a point of carefully examining the Hitlerite murder and maiming of the 41 million Soviet men, women and children which suffered during WWII. Nowhere does Werth use the term ‘Holocaust’. Finally, David Irving’s book regarding the biography of Josef Goebbels states that 26 high-ranking Nazi German Military Officers were captured by the Soviet NKVD – and whilst under intense interrogation – all admitted participating in the ‘1941’ mass execution of Polish officers at Katyn! Goebbels was concerned that his carefully crafted ‘lie’ about the Soviets committing this crime would now be undermined!

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Normandy: Remembering the Allied Sacrifices of D-Day (6.6.1944) – 79th Anniversary! (6.6.2023)

The British Glider Troops were tasked with seizing local landmarks (such as ‘Pegasus Bridge’) of tactical and strategic importance from the local Nazi German defenders – and hold these assets in the face of the expected Nazi German counter-attack. Meanwhile, Arthur Gibson (as a member of the Royal Navy) was busy protecting Northern Britain by preventing a Nazi German invasion – whilst keeping the sea lanes free of Nazi German ‘mines’ so that Allied Shipping could move (free of this risk) throughout the North Atlantic. This included the assisting of the Russian (Soviet) Arctic Convoys – although the presence of Nazi German U-Boats was an ever-present threat!

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