1946 newspaper 1000 NAZIS are ARRESTED by THE ALLIES immediately after WW II end for Sale

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1946 newspaper 1000 NAZIS are ARRESTED by THE ALLIES immediately after WW II end For Sale

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1946 newspaper 1000 NAZIS are ARRESTED by THE ALLIES immediately after WW II end:
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1946 headline newspaper 1000 from the resistance post-WW II NAZI group \"THE WERWOLF\" s are ARRESTED by ALLIES in the aftermath of WW II -inv #7A-315

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SEE PHOTO-----COMPLETE, ORIGINALNEWSPAPER,theMobile Register (AL) dated March 31, 1946.This newspaper contains a bold banner headline and long report of the arrest of 1000 Nazis in Germany that belonged to the WEREWOLF resistance group of Nazis in the aftermath of WW II.

Werewolf was a Nazi plan, which began development in 1944, to create a resistance force which would operate behind enemy lines as the Allies advanced through Germany. On 23 March 1945 Goebbels gave a speech known as the \"Werwolf speech\", in which he urged every German to fight to the death. The partial dismantling of the organised Werwolf, combined with the effects of the Werwolf speech, caused considerable confusion about which subsequent attacks were carried out by Werwolf members, as opposed to solo acts by fanatical Nazis or small groups of SS.

A raid in March 1946 captured 80 former German officers who were members, and who possessed a list of 400 persons to be liquidated, including Wilhelm Hoegner, the prime minister of Bavaria. Further members of the group were seized with caches of ammunition and even anti-tank rockets. In late 1946 reports of activities gradually died away.

The Werwolf propaganda station \"Radio Werwolf\" broadcast from Nauen near Berlin, beginning on 1 April 1945. Broadcasts began with the sound of a wolf howling, and a song featuring the lyrics, \"My werewolf teeth bite the enemy / And then he\'s done and then he\'s gone / Hoo, hoo hoo.\" The initial broadcast stated that the Nazi Party was ordering every German to \"stand his ground and do or die against the Allied armies, who are preparing to enslave Germans. Every Bolshevik, every Englishman, every American on our soil must be a target for our movement ... Any German, whatever his profession or class, who puts himself at the service of the enemy and collaborates with him will feel the effect of our avenging hand ... A single motto remains for us: \'Conquer or die.\' \"

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