The Malmedy massacre: the war crimes trial controversy
In the opening days of the Battle of the Bulge, members of a Waffen SS division executed 84 American prisoners of war near the Belgian town of Malmedy - the deadliest incident of its kind involving American soldiers in the European theater. After a long investigation, the U.S. Army tried and convict...
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| Zusammenfassung: | In the opening days of the Battle of the Bulge, members of a Waffen SS division executed 84 American prisoners of war near the Belgian town of Malmedy - the deadliest incident of its kind involving American soldiers in the European theater. After a long investigation, the U.S. Army tried and convicted 74 accused perpetrators. What followed was a decade of controversy in the United States and Germany over accusations that American interrogators had tortured the defendants and forced them to sign false confessions. In Germany, the accusations fueled intense opposition to war crimes trials and tested the limits of the West German-American alliance. The Malmedy Massacre reveals the extent to which ex-Nazis and their sympathizers have shaped our understanding of one of the war's most infamous crimes. At a time when a historically informed debate about military courts and interrogation methods is necessary, the book provides an in-depth look at how a war crimes case was made and unmade at the dawn of the Cold War.-- |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | viii, 342 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten |
| ISBN: | 9780674971950 |
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Introduction: An American Courtroom in Dachau i
1. The Commitments of a Bad Reputation: Terror War
in the Ardennes 5
2. Now It Comes Home to Us: Creating the “Malmedy
Massacre 26
3. Like a Division Reunion: Launching the Investigation 44
4. The Psychological Approach: American Interrogators 59
5. Nazi Method Boys: The First Torture Allegations 82
6. A Monstrous Slaughter Machine: The Prosecution s
Case 91
7 Entirely a Heat of Battle Case: The Defense 108
8. Other Battlefields: Willis Everett and the Amnesty
Campaign 127
9. The Sword of Public Opinion: The Torture Stories in
the United States 143
VIII CONTENTS
10. The Daring Fists of Lieutenant Perl: Tales of Torture in
Schwäbisch Hall l6l
11. Avenging Angels: German Clergy and the Massacre 180
12. Lie Detectors: Interrogating American Interrogators 213
13. Red Jackets: Releasing the Prisoners 247
Conclusion: Massacres, American Interrogators,
and Postwar Memory 273
Notes 283
Acknowledgments 331
Index 333
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