Polish Atrocities Against German Minority In Poland - Hans Schadewaldt
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THE POLISH ATROCITIES AGAINST THE GERMAN MINORITY IN POLAND
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE FOREIGN OFFICE AND BASED UPON DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE
SECOND REVISED EDITION
BERLIN 1940
Compiled by Hans Schadewaldt
VOLK UND REICH VERLAG BERLIN
"Whereas reason requiers, that those vices, to which any nation dothe naturally inclyne, should be restrayned by seveare lawes, those are in Polonia barbarous cruelty and lubricity, thys last being as common as the first."
From: Sir George Carew, A Relation of the State of Polonia and the united Provinces of that Crown anno 1598.
Let our foe, the German, fall! I, your priest do promise you Plunder, rob, and set on fire! Bliss and joy in Heaven above . . . Let the enemy die in pain; But the curse will fall on him He that hangs those German dogs, Who doth plead the German cause. Reaps reward from God on High
Polish hymn of hate against Germany dating from the 1848 revolution.