Benes Decrees - transport - Sudeten

Sudeten Germans on their way to a railway station in Marienbad in former Czechoslovakia to be transfered to Germany in July 1946. The so called Benes decrees expeled 3 mllions of ethnic Germans from the Czechoslovak region known as Sudetenland as a revenge for the Nazi occupation of the country and prevention of ethnic struggles between Czech and German citizens experienced before the 2nd World War. Such inhumane transport resembles the Jewish treatment during WWII. CTK Vintage Photo

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Benes Decrees Displaced Expeled Experienced Inhumane Marienbad Mistreated Mllions Prevention Resembles Struggles Sudeten Sudetenland Transfered

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