11/05/2024
“Here some men offended their mothers and all the women in the worst manner: they didn’t spare the children.”
These words can be found on an obelisk statue near the entrance of Oradour-sur-Glane in central west France, and inside the memorial museum guests must pass through in order to access the remains of the old village.
There’s a fair amount of World War II and Holocaust victim memorials scattered around Europe, and Oradour-sur-Glane is maybe one of the more lesser-known ones, but (for me) the most haunting.
643 civilians, including scores of women and children, were massacred in this village by a German Waffen-SS company four days after D-Day, as collective punishment for resistance activity in the region.
The N***s rounded up all the people they could find in the town, including people who happened to be just biking through it that day. They divided the men into several groups, herded them into barns & sheds, shot them in the legs, and then set the barns & sheds on fire.
The women and children were rounded up inside the town church, which was then set on fire. Anyone who tried to escape through the windows were shot outside by waiting N***s. Then they looted and razed the entire town.
A new Oradour-sur-Glane was eventually built, but the remains of the old town still stand today, under the orders of then-President Charles de Gaulle, who decreed that the razed town remain a permanent memorial and museum.
Oradour-sur-Glane is a stark reminder of the depravation that can exist in the hearts of those who have been corrupted by ideology.
Whilst the Jewish people were the main target of N**i rage, they were more than happy to exterminate anyone that they believed to get in their way. Because that’s what happens when evil is not stopped, when it is left unchecked, when those who perpetuate cruelty are not held accountable.
We are seeing this play out again in real time on social media. The children are not being spared - in fact, they’re being murdered in the thousands. Where is the line that cannot be crossed, if it wasn’t this?