Displaced Communities
Baltic Germans (over 150,000
displaced by Hitler and Stalin)
Germans of Yugoslavia
(over 200,000 expelled, imprisoned, displaced, emigrated, 98.5%
total)
Volga Germans (over 400,000 expelled
by Soviets to Kazakhstan)
Dutch Germans (3,691 expelled,
15% of German population)
Alsace-Lorraine Germans of France
(100-200,000 expelled after WWI)
Germans of Czechoslovakia
(over 3,000,000 expelled
and displaced, 95% total)
Germans of Hungary
(over 100,000 expelled, over
300,000 displaced, 88% total)
Germans of Romania
(over 700,000 or 91.5% displaced by Hitler, the USSR, &
mass emigration)
Germans of Poland, Prussia, Silesia
(over 5,000,000 expelled and displaced, nearly 100%) COMING
SOON
Germans of Russia/USSR/Ukraine
(nearly 1,000,000 to Germany and Kazakhstan) COMING
SOON
German-Americans in
US Internment Camps
(tens of thousands jailed
and blacklisted) COMING SOON
Other Information
Commemoration of German expellees
ignored by the German, Czech, and Polish governments
Ethnic bias and nationalist revisionism
among scholars as a cause of forgetting
The problem of classifying German
expellees as a 'genocide'
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