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1. German residents of Mannheim are expelled from their homes to make room for displaced persons, when the existing DP camp proved inadequate to accommodate the thousands of prisoners being liberated by advancing Allied troops.

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Date:: 1945 June 10

2. Ethnic German women cross the Elbe River into Germany after their expulsion from Eastern Europe.

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Date:: May 1945

3. Reproduction of a decree issued by Rudolf Creutz, deputy in the Staff Main Office of the Reich Commissioner for the Strengthening of Germandom, detailing orders and guidelines for the expulsion of large numbers of Jews from Poland, subsequent confiscation of lands and property, and resettlement of ethnic Germans in evacuated territories. The decree was introduced as evidence by the prosecution at the RuSHA Trial.

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Date:: 1939 - 1945

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