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The following essay was published in Colin Jordan’s The National Socialist in the early 1960s. In this following essay Savitri Devi wrote about this German woman experiences while being a prisoner in the Allied zones.“The scenes of torture at the hands of the Communists, under the order of a sinister Communist Jew. The scenes of mob cruelty: a young SS man of 17 tied upon a table and cut to pieces alive, bit by bit, with a knife and a pair of scissors, vinegar being poured into each wound. Germans, including women, drenched in petroleum and burnt alive against street lamp-posts. 130 sick German children dragged out of their beds in hospital, and walled-in alive in a cellar. And all the abominable treatment meted out by Czechs to animals — dogs and cats, having been owned by Germans, or to unfortunate horses, having belonged to the Wehrmacht. Those scenes, I say, seemed to be too horrid to be true even in a country in which many people hated Germans in general and German “Nazis” in particular.”- Olga Barényi