The Ugly Face of Bolshevism: The forgotten horrors of the NKVD camps in Tost and Graudenz (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798291711477)

For most people, the Second World War ended in May 1945. But for countless Germans in the Soviet-occupied territories, a new, unimaginable ordeal began, the true extent of which is still concealed today.

Was the collapse of the Third Reich the end? Or was it the beginning of a new, unpunished reign of terror under the banner of Bolshevism for millions?

This book breaks a taboo and reveals the unvarnished truth!

Experience the shocking story behind the official history. Based on the authentic and harrowing accounts of survivor Otto Riedel, follow a descent into hell in the depths of the NKVD camps Tost and Graudenz - places of horror that were to be erased from collective memory.

Discover the brutal mechanisms of an ideology that elevated systematic torture, arbitrary massacres, and total dehumanization to a method. Why has this chapter of suffering been silenced for so long? This book reveals the uncomfortable reality behind the façade of "liberation" and asks the crucial questions.

This is more than a report-it is an indispensable memorial that exposes the true face of totalitarian violence and rescues the voices of the victims from oblivion.

Dare to look into one of the darkest abysses of post-war Germany. A truth that hurts, but must be heard.