German POWs in Michigan Were Shocked to be Taken to Local Orchards Without Armed Guards скачать в хорошем качестве

German POWs in Michigan Were Shocked to be Taken to Local Orchards Without Armed Guards

August 1944. A U.S. Army truck stopped at the edge of a Michigan peach orchard. The driver lowered the tailgate, pointed toward the trees, and drove away. Eight German prisoners of war stood in the settling dust, surrounded by twenty acres of ripening fruit, and realized they were completely alone. No guards. No rifles. No fences. Nothing between them and the open Michigan countryside but their own bewilderment. DISCLAIMER: This Video  is intended solely for educational and historical analysis. It is based on reputable academic and archival sources and strives for factual accuracy in its depiction of World War II events. We do not endorse, promote, or glorify warfare, violence, political extremism, or any ideology associated with hate. All images, film clips, and reenactments are presented exclusively for scholarly and illustrative purposes to support understanding of history. #WorldWar2 #WW2History #WW2Documentary #WWIIStories #AmericanSoldiers