Mass graves in Polish city.
Tuesday, March 24th, 2009Just finished reading an article about the findings in the Polish city of Malbork. The city was formerly called Marienburg where people of German descent lived. Though it was not the first mass grave found in the Polish city, but it was the biggest thus far. It contained about 2000 bodies. Believed to be Germans who died in times towards the end of WWII. Not only men but also women and children.
How they died and how they happened to be there, nobody had any real answers except theories. The bodies were completely naked when they were buried, thus no personal items were found. No clothes, no rings, no watches. Nothing were found but bones.
It is such a tragedy and I truly feel sorry for them. Those piles of bones were once walking, talking people, who once were happy, laughed, celebrated and even had hopes. None of them would have thought that their dreams and hopes would have been shattered by the war and they ending up killed brutally and buried in a massive hole. Forgotten.
Indeed a tragedy.







