Lebensborn

The Lebensborn program was a completely demented creation of Hitler, overseen by Himmler in Nazi Germany. The aim was to create a 'super-race' by organising 'superior specimens' (many who were SS men) to produce children with more or less willing German and other completely unwilling women in occupied countries. The German women apparently agreed to surrender any infants to the German government, where they were raised in orphanages.The Lebensborn program was a completely demented creation of Hitler, overseen by Himmler in Nazi Germany. The aim was to create a 'super-race' by organising 'superior specimens' (many who were SS men) to produce children with, more or less willing German and other completely unwilling women in occupied countries. The German women apparently agreed to surrender any infants to the German government, where they were raised in orphanages.

News Report.

On 27 March 2012, France2 news presented a report on the Lebensborn program, a completely demented creation of Hitler, overseen by Himmler in Nazi Germany. Although most people are aware of some of the horrors of Hitler's regime, and might have heard vaguely of such a program, to see concrete evidence is vastly more shocking. The aim was to actually try to create a 'super-race' by organising 'superior specimens' (many were SS men) to produce children with, more or less willing German women. The women agreed to surrender any infants to the German government, where they were raised in orphanages.

Apparently, in other countries, including France and Norway, which were occupied, women were forced to participate and children were kidnapped. Even worse things happened.

The French news report shows some bizarre pictures of hundreds of babies squalling together in mass nurseries.

Horribly, when Germany lost the war, these mass nurseries were abandoned and the children left to starve and die of exposure. Some survivors were taken care of by the Red Cross.

In the French news report, a 69 year old woman who had her origins in this bizarre and disgusting program, told of how she finished up being saved and raised (until she was adopted) by the Red Cross along with Jewish children who had been destined for euthanasia.

There was at least one such 'creche' in France. There were others elsewhere.

The victims of these terrible social experiments have been torn between the normal longing of an orphan to know who its parents were and the fear of discovering that they were monsters.

The woman interviewed in this French news report said that she was horrified to realise that, in the worst case, she had been conceived in a mad plan to create a master-race to destroy other people.

I guess that the good news is that the children of these deluded parents do not seem to have inherited their awful characteristics after all. These people were truly innocent victims.

According to some reports (see below) children were also kidnapped, experimented on, and euthanased or simply left to starve, even before the war was lost.

Read more in a well written but chilling article by Ron Laytner, "Super Race Babies."

Could something like this happen in Australia today?

What is very disturbing even to this day is that America and Australia turned a blind eye to former Nazis as immigrants when some advantage was perceived in this. Australia as "Sanctuary for Nazi War Criminals Told".

There is so much to be suspicious of in wholesale immigration programs and population engineering, both of which are occurring in Australia as I write. Our country is degenerating into fascism in the sense that our governments openly seek advice from and do the bidding of big business over the democratic wishes of ordinary Australians. We are in the grip of an ideology of 'nation building', imposed from above by power elites.

With regard to the ill-treatment of children, we have a very recent example of the English child-migrants, who were brought out here by Catholic organisations, placed with abusive priests in a monastery, and deprived of education and any knowledge of their real parents, who they were often told were dead. Their own parents frequently did not know what had happened to them and did not give permission for them to be taken out of the country. The film, Oranges and Sunshine, does a remarkable job of exposing what happened.

Anyone seeing this film would then find it relatively easy to believe that Aboriginal children were also stolen from their parents in order to provide cheap servants.