Millions of raped German women: where the legs grow from? Reblog of a detailed research article

Continuing with reblogs of excellent articles by Olga of the Siberian Matrëshka Telegram channel, which we can warmly recommend, let us look at the topic of the black myths created around the conduct of the Red Army on the German territory. We shall continue this topic in several subsequent posts.


Millions of raped German women: where the legs grow from *

* that is: where something is coming from
Olga🪆May 08, 2023

In recent years, Victory Day has acquired another, alas, not very beautiful tradition: the closer the holiday, the more often all kinds of “researchers” begin to broadcast the myth of “raped Germany”.

At the same time, the number of German women allegedly affected by the Red Army only grows over the years.

Three books say that this is the “pure truth”: Martha Hillers’ book “A Woman in Berlin”, the book of the English historian Anthony Beevor “The Fall of Berlin”, and the memoirs of my compatriot WWII veteran Leonid Rabichev “War will write everything off”. All these books have one main idea: the only thing that the Soviet soldiers did, was that they drank and fucked everything that could be fucked. How such an army reached Berlin remains a mystery, nothing less than a miracle of the Lord.

I took the time to find out where these books and their authors grow their legs from. Obviously from the ass, of course, but here are the details. Moreover, I partially read these three books.

Partially, not completely, but enough to draw conclusions.

I want to remind you right away that a huge army of tired, angry and exhausted soldiers entered Berlin, and it would be extremely stupid to bet that all of them had never done anything in their lives. However, in the Soviet army, violence and looting were severely punished, it was Stalin’s personal order. More than 4,000 soldiers were sent to court for looting attempts, demoted and sent to the penal battalion. It is also documented (newspapers, leaflets) that German propaganda actively promoted the theme of evil Soviet rapists. Like, they enter cities and first of all take revenge on everyone they meet, raping women “from 8 to 80 years old” – this is a quote from German newspapers that Goebbels came up with. People were afraid, naturally rumors arose, somewhere someone told something to someone, etc., etc. And the people were really intimidated to the limit, to the point that the activists of the Nazi party killed their families first, and then themselves.

Martha Hillers

So, Martha Hillers. Here is her brief biography: Hillers was born in 1911 in Krefeld. She travelled a lot in Europe, visited the USSR, worked in Moscow, at Soyuzfoto, knew Russian well. In the mid-1930s, she began working as a journalist in Berlin and supported the National Socialists. Hillers joined the Imperial German Writers’ Union and began writing for the NSDAP propaganda newspaper Angrif, founded by Joseph Goebbels. That is, a person who began writing for Goebbels even before the start of the Second World War and who wrote the entire war, published memoirs discrediting the honour of Goebbels’ opponent and people like “oh yes, it’s true, we believe it!”. The book talks about how the author herself was repeatedly subjected to sexual violence by Soviet soldiers and, as a matter of principle, women were forced to give up their bodies in exchange for life. Hillers’ book was published in 1954 and translated into many languages, but the women of Germany boycotted the book: they claimed that they were not as fallen and easily accessible women as it is written in the book. The book was translated into Russian in 2018. Now this book is banned in Russia, as discrediting the honour of the heroes of the Second World War. Based on the book, a film was made in 2008, the film was not included in the ranks of the banned in Russia.
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Armenia Bought a Ticket to the Titanic

A repost of an article by Putinger’s Cat:

On January 14, 2025, less than a week before the end of Joe Biden’s presidency, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan and US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken signed the Charter on the establishment of the US-Armenia Strategic Partnership Commission, in Washington, D.C. The document provided for a significant expansion of cooperation between the countries in various areas, ranging from economic matters to security and defense. The United States has already invested over $3.3 billion in Armenia “to support democratic reforms” and such.

“This commission gives us a framework to expand our bilateral cooperation in a number of key areas: economic matters, security and defense, democracy, justice, inclusion and people-to-people exchanges,” Blinken stated. He also noted that, in the coming weeks, the United States will send a customs and border patrol group to Armenia.

“Next month, in the coming weeks, we will have a Customs and Border Patrol team travel to Armenia to work with their Armenian counterparts on border security capacity building, strengthening security cooperation, enhancing Armenia’s peacekeeping capabilities through exercises like Eagle Partner,” added the US Secretary of State, hinting at the possibility of expanding joint military exercises past the bilateral Eagle Partner exercises already held on 2023 and 2024.

Armenia’s new hobby of holding joint military exercises with the USA is quite the change of direction, considering that Armenia is the only one of the former Soviet republics whose borders have been protected by Russia’s border guards (https://crimea.ria.ru/20241008/pogranichniki-rossii-i-armenii-budut-okhranyat-granitsu-s-iranom-i-turtsiey-1140936965.html), for over thirty years, since the break-up of the Soviet Union. It’s noteworthy that Armenia’s border with Turkey has been been closed since 1993 (https://www.rbc.ru/politics/08/01/2025/677e68ab9a794749f7bcfa29), and the two countries have no diplomatic relations. In the present, Iran, already burdened by the everlasting tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan, has expressed concerns about the West’s outpost right outside its border. Just days prior to the signing of the charter, Armenia’s Islamic neighbor even offered a defense pact providing for bringing Iranian troops into Armenia “to stabilize the situation”.

Taking another step in the direction of the sunset, the Armenian government approved a draft law on initiating the process of joining the European Union, as a result of which the country will not send its representatives to the upcoming meeting of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU). Armenia has also signed a defense cooperation program with France and the United States to achieve “lasting peace” in the South Caucasus.

Moscow called Armenia’s rapprochement with the Western and Yerevan’s burning desire to join the EU a “ticket to the Titanic” and a prerequisite for leaving the EAEU.

“Moscow considers the draft law on Armenia’s accession to the European Union as the beginning of its withdrawal from the EAEU. As such, the Russian Federation will design its economic policy towards Armenia taking this development into account,” Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Overchuk stated, clarifying that, in his opinion, the EU and the EAEU are incompatible.

The Deputy Prime Minister believes that Yerevan’s break-up with the EAEU will lead to a rise of energy and food prices in Armenia and a drop in Armenian goods exports. As such, regular people will suffer income and jobs losses and will have to deal with higher prices for basic necessities. In return, their only tangible reward will be visa-free travel to the EU, which would only speed up the inevitable depopulation of Armenia resulting from the drop in quality of life.

“It is becoming increasingly clear that EAEU membership is a privilege, while, given the economic and social problems facing the European Union, joining the EU could be compared to purchasing a ticket to the Titanic,” Overchuk underscored.

The irony of this statement is not lost on those aware of Armenia’s pride in the fact that Noah’s Arc landed on Mount Ararat – Armenia’s legendary mountain currently located in Turkey, right across the border with Armenia.