'You Are Free To Go,' Commanders Told German Female POWs — Until They Begged: 'We Want To Stay' скачать в хорошем качестве

'You Are Free To Go,' Commanders Told German Female POWs — Until They Begged: 'We Want To Stay'

"You Are Free to Go: The German Women POWs Who Chose to Stay" Discover the incredible true story of German women prisoners of war from the Women's Auxiliary Corps who, on May 8, 1945, were offered freedom to return to a devastated Germany but begged to stay in an American camp. Captured during the war's final months, these young women—ages 18 to 35—found kindness, purpose, and redemption in captivity, defying expectations. Follow Ingrid Brenner and Anna Weber’s journey from enemy soldiers to symbols of forgiveness and transformation. A tale of hope, humanity, and second chances in the aftermath of World War II. German POWs, Women's Auxiliary Corps, World War II, Fort Deans, repatriation, forgiveness, transformation, redemption, American kindness, 1945, Ingrid Brenner, Anna Weber #WWIIHistory #GermanPOWs #WomenInWar #Forgiveness #Redemption #FortDeans #IngridBrenner #AnnaWeber #1945 #WarStories #Humanity #SecondChances