Imagine being a child and finding out your beloved mom was massacred by 20 men and used in the most heinous way. That one of those monsters is your dad and you spawned from that bloody event. Rape is a crime against the mother but is also psychological abuse against the child.
@@felinegroovythere are a few people, and here on UA-cam, too; who were conceived in rape and speak about how they deal with it. And how they, and often their mothers, too, help others in that situation.
I saw the film based on the experience of this woman helping these nuns. The order decided to take in orphaned children to care for as well as caring for their own. They made their tragedy into a hopeful, loving experience for others.
@Huzaifa Ali "The Innocents" is the name of the movie. I tried to Google it by name and another movie by the same name came up, so I googled "movie about Polish nuns raped by soldiers in WWII", and it came up.
@@Angelina6518 NIV, Romans 8:28 - And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who[a] have been called according to his purpose.
May we see the end of rape in our lifetimes. May the women and girls who survive rape encounter divine comfort and healing. May all men choose to protect and not be predators. May the dehumanization of women and girls come to an end. May the guilty encounter God's wrath. God help us all.
AGREE. May all women, girls who have been victims of rape and other sexual abuse find strength and comfort while moving foward. I believe laws defending women's rights against sexual abuse and rape still aren't taken seriously as a punishable crime.
I wish, it could be so. But as long as there are humans, there will always be some men, who will take from we women, what we do not want to give. And right now, Russian soldiers are doing it again every day in Ukraine, against women and children as young as 4 (yes, the youngest proven case was a 4y old). It is a reminder to always stand against such monsters.
This is a disturbing piece of history. So called humans can be so 'inhumane'.... I'm so glad the sisters had someone to lean on and that the children survived. I'm so sorry for the sisters who had their lives stolen.
I'd like to know what their commanders were doing while their men were attacking these people. They were supposed to be liberating these poor people, but behaved like uneducated barbarians.😢😢😢😢
The Russian commanders encouraged the soldiers to r*pe women of all ages as they went about concluding the war. These attacks were a shame and a punishment to the women, a retribution for attacks in Russia by the Allies, and a reward to the Russian soldiers for a job well done. In addition, it would create a generation of children who were half Russian and thus their mothers and they might be more accepting of Russia in the future. This "policy" has been used for thousands and thousands of years both violently and consenting. It was extensively used in countries that were actually invaded (sometimes peacefully but also violently) thus establishing a new culture as invaders and the invaded began families. It was well known that all remainiing people in "losing" European countries in World War II should surrender to the Allies (e.g., the British, the Canadians, or the Americans) as they were considered more humane than the Russians.
@@bernadettekavanagh9984 That's "lineration" in wacky russians' minds. Trust me, russians 🤮have presented their atrocities as heroic deeds throughout history. I mean, look qt what they're doing now in Ukraine (raping and torturing civilians) but they still think of themselves as good-doers. 🤯
It`s always been a weapon of war. When the Oirat tribe refused to contribute girls to the Mongol emperor Ogedei`s harem in 1237, he sent an army to raid their caravans and ordered that 4000 of their women be repeatedly raped by his men in front of their families then sold into slavery. The ancient Greeks even encouraged their soldiers to rape women as a form of psychological warfare to humiliate their enemies. Mass rape was highly effective at destabilising the social structure of a society because in the past, the stigma attached to sexual violation meant that the women would become untouchables. With the Russians however, it was just bestial savagery by ill disciplined soldiers.
@@justonecornetto80 The biggest damage is done to the women who are raped in such ways that they need reconstructive surgery, but will never be able to bear children. As you pointed out, you would think men had developed over 2.000 years but that is not the case. I wonder what would happen if they were the victims...
@@anna-lenameijer9942 While I don`t disagree with you on the first part of your comment, I would point out that in many cases where the victors in war were allowed free reign to do what they like to a conquered population, the men were taken captive then worked to death or summarily executed. Brutality in war takes many forms. That`s why we have the Geneva Conventions and military training in modern civilised countries places a lot of emphasis on maintaining discipline while interacting with civilian populations. If there is rape, murder and looting etc then the fault lies with a commander`s failure to control their troops. Military units are also regularly rotated and rested now to reduce the likelihood of soldiers developing psychological problems that could make them a danger to civilians. There will however always be a few bad apples.
@@thekingsdaughter4233 Quite true and the perpetrators know this. You only have to read some of the indictments now being pursued by the International Criminal Court against Russian soldiers in Ukraine who told their victims that`s exactly what they wanted while they were gang raping them. I couldn`t imagine what that would be like from a victim`s perspective but as a husband, if I had been fighting a war then returned home to find my wife had been completely destroyed as a human being by a bunch of animals and couldn`t bare to be near me, I would be devastated because I wasn`t there to protect her and the life we previously had gone forever.
Men are in gods image aren't they ? Men always do brutal stuff like this. Its still happening today. Millions of women are raped by men in war and social breakdown situations. Yet you want to thank god for one doctor who treated the women the way humans should treat one another. If your god exists he should be protecting the women and punishing the men who do this. If that ever happened, that would be a miricle ! Never happens.....
The final words said everything about the nuns and true faith. They are examples how people can turn evil and their sufferings into something good. It takes heroes as these nuns.
If only some person among the soldiers had spoken up. The rest might have called him a snowflake and had a laugh. It is very easy as a soldier to divert the others from evil. Any person can intervene, and a bit of humour helps.
@@akitajapan1651 in today's modern society, women have bodily autonomy and the choice to not give birth if they do not want to. It has absolutely nothing to do with excusing or forgiving a baby. What an utterly bizarre idea.
These are great stories, that did not go viral. Today, who would take the extra step for another? The earlier generations had something special in them that they were blessed, to be stronger. How many unknown works there maybe. Vengeance is mine, and I will repay,” says the Lord. And: If your enemy is hungry, buy him lunch! Win him over with kindness. For your surprising generosity will awaken his conscience, and God will reward you with favor. bless those souls who suffered.
@@mirianlibaniomagalhaes8469can’t wait to find it here on UA-cam. My grandmother was from Poland, & wrote letters to every one of her parents, siblings, relatives & other neighborhood friends from her small village. The letters were all eventually returned after several months. All of her siblings, parents & other relatives & friends had all been massacred by the Nazis, although they were Catholic. My mother said that my grandmother never recovered from knowing that she was the only one who had survived by coming to America. The WWII & this time period is so tragic, on so many levels. I applaud this physician for taking mercy on these nuns who were raped & impregnated, to help them through their trauma & pregnancies. I find the remarkable strength & resilience that these nuns had to start an orphanage, to help other children who were left without parents, & who were raised with the children the nuns gave birth to, after being brutally raped by the Nazi soldiers. If the rape of these nuns wasn’t a war crime I don’t know what would be!
This true story shows again the big difference a single person can make to comfort others and alleviate suffering. Let's all be that 'single person' for the 'others' that touch our lives.
I will never understand the sick brutality that overtook these soldiers... They were supposed to be saviours- but became as bad- or worse- than the enemy.. War is true evil...
Read what the dommunists and anarchists did to priests, nuns and churches during the Spanish Civil War. Neither love churches or religion. A frequent game was having nuns and priest violate their vows with each other before killing them. The Swiss Red Cross Report on atrocities after that war verified much of this.
it's easy.. it's in their Mongol DNA. There are so many that admire and praise their culture for lasting so long and being far flung, so I always ask to please name any magnificent city or metropolis that they actually built from the ground up, and is still thriving. They conquered and ruled Moscow for generations..it's in their DNA.
@@safriedrich1631 Cruelty is not a DNA item; however culture and environment may favor what we call cruelty. Remember, survival is cruelty in a hostile environment and cultures prize what allows they to survive.
@@safriedrich1631 I wouldn't blame DNA- I blame the extreme evilness of war, because it brings out the worst in some people... There are plenty of instances where American soldiers did horrific things to people in Vietnam, likewise other cultures... It is the unevolved brutality of war that brings out the worst in our DNA imo....
Why do you say, “She never judged them” ? What was there to judge? Even to think that any judgement might have been needed or required is inconceivable! Otherwise a moving story.
I believe that phrase was used because even now after the “me too” movement, women are Still judged by many, if they go public with a claim of rape!! Then?? In that time of history, Dr Pauliac would’ve been expected, by society to judge these victims who were nuns especially!!
A sad story, God rest their souls, all of these women! I imagine that the babies would be in their 70’s by now! I’ve never seen the movie but I intend to!
@@babs5573 - Nostalgia appeals to the uninformed. Most people have no idea of what life was like in previous generations and they're determined not to learn either. That's why the world keeps the rinse&repeat cycle going.
Russian WW2 correspondent Grossman later wrote in his book "Fate and Live" the most disturbing he found how much uncontrolled raping took place by Russian soldiers, all the way to Berlin. In Koningsbergen and other German town women drowened themselves in the horror of the occupants. The is even mentioning in a documentry about it that Stalin made a blind eye for all Russian soldiers for three days when they took Berlin to do what ever they wanted. Some rape happened by all troops with American's on second place after Russia still with a massive margin inbetween. It can be much different like the Canadians who were the most honorable of soldiers in WW2. It is a most terrible sin and deflated the great Russian victory of any charisma.
We complain so much about our lot in life that this story makes me ashamed . The horrors these women went through is unthinkable . It's TRUE that even in the darkest times a saint can be in our midst like Dr Pauliac . God bless her soul.
Thank you Jerome, for this video. Madeline Pauliac, listened to the nuns with compassion. The demented soldiers, at the end of their lives, met with their just reward.
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I'm sure that many of the soldiers would have been against this. In the Army, you are trained to see when things are going wrong. The officers would certainly be against this behaviour. It affects the honour of the Soviet Army. After all, the war was actually over. Such atrocities were crimes and against the edicts from the Army at the time.
@@peace-now - So then why weren't such things less common than they actually were? Make no mistake, I spare no country in condemning any kind of war crime, and I come from a lonnng line of military lifers. But as a result I do have a little closer view of human nature than most textbooks will ever show.
@@peace-now - On paper they may've been listed as crimes. Since when has war followed Roberts Rules of Order? Armies can be brutal even against civilians, sometimes at the DiRECTION of their commanders. You don't know much about war irl.
@@peace-now Many of the soldiers were not against the rapes. At least one prominent Soviet propagandist (probably all of them) urged Soviet soldiers to rape the German girls and women. Stalin laughed about it.
@@The12thSeahorse No. The Allied troops were punished for rape. The Germans did rape, but NOT to the scope and range of the Russians. This is fact.....
What a courageous young woman. She served with love until called home by Love. Thank you dear lady for caring for your patients but especially for the Benedictine nuns😢❤
I had never head off this story before. I am amazed and her bravery and action she did the right thing in a great time of uncertainty , her actions helped many people she was hard working and dedicated and Truly an humanitarian. Thank you Dr. Pauliac.
Very dear to my heart, the Benedictine Sisters. Growing up, i was taught by them and considered entering the convent (but didn't). A favorite movie of mine, "The Trouble with Angels," starring Hayley Mills and Rosalind Russell, may be alluding to this horrible WWII incident in a scene in which the Mother Superior comments on the painful past of one of the sisters. It's a great movie, directed by Ida Lupino, very well done. Thank you for this post and information.
@@vanessad.2625 - Check your mouth. Nobody said Ida Lupino directed the movie that's the main subject of this thread. 'The Innocents' 2016. She DID direct Haley Mills in 'The Trouble With Angels' which indirectly alluded to the events of 1945 - although her greatest accomplishment was directing 'The Hitchhiker' in 1953. However, by and large she was denied the director's chair bc of her gender.
Thank you Jerome Being of Polish descent it really has touched me. If I am not mistaken movie was made called Innocents . I do not know how those nuns survived.
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They survived as hundreds of other women raped by the Russian soldiers survived. There were very many children whose fathers were Russian after the WWII. Remember that Polish men were either in the guerrilla Armia Krajowa, or just fighting all around the world, away from Poland. If you are shocked with this case, try to imagine what the winners (Russian soldiers) did to the German women. By the way, I am Polish and a woman.
Usually when the statement is made that someone did something "unthinkable" it is meant that they did something atrocious, violent, repulsive or an act that maybe is even all 3 of these. This doctor did nothing but good!!!!! She HELPED those women get through their traumatic experiences❤❤❤
Unfortunately, the movie «The Innocents (2016)» portrays the nuns as cold villans, who also were deceived by the Mother Superior who lefted the babies to die, in the cold winter. Not making justice netheir to them, or Madeleine Jeanne (who is also portraied as someone cold and not so sensitive towards the nuns)... Another attack on the church and on good people... Thank you for making this video. This shares a light on what REALLY happened to all these people...
These people are the wonders of our world, they did not seek fame fortune just to be of service to others. God bless you my dear friend sister of love.✝️🙏❤️❤️❤️
II have been in the Army myself. It would only take one to say "let's not do this. let's move on". Most soldiers just go along with the others, don't want to make waves.. Only 5% would initiate atrocities like this. It is the same with police. In any workplace, the best thing you can do is speak up, if you think your colleagues are about to do the wrong thing. Others will be like you, not happy about the situation.
They actually did a study a few years back asking men only, if they could get away with it, and raped a women, and not get caught ever, would they? The answer was , the majority of men would! How do you like those apples? This
You are right, but those soldiers were the survivors of the Bolshevik revolution, the good people had been put down already, they had a psychopath as president…if someone said “let’s not do this” would have been the end for him and his family!
No words to express the horror those lovely, innocent nuns went through Only The Father could have comforted them& wiped their tears of fear& humiliation My heart goes out to them& those who have died through this horrible tragedy
Dearest Doctor of the sick and injured please pray for since I'm a victim of a house invasion robbery and was beaten over the head 15+ time's with a metal large pipe and punched by another I can still perform complexe things but not the simplest of things and my emotions change very rapidly although most do not see this side of me often and occasionally I do very irrational solutions to get the help I need I used to be a career in the mental hospital before these injuries and can't properly care for myself now the health services seem to not have any services for me please pray for me
You wrote your comment very well. This might sound cold, but I heard Jesus said, physician, heal thy self. I hope you find a place of peace; I recommend listening to Esther Hicks, you can find her on UA-cam.
Je ne connaissais pas Madeleine Pauliac. J'ai infiniment de respect pour son humanité. Je sais que cela ne réparera rien mais il conviendrait de lui donner le nom d'un boulevard ou d'un musée pour nous souvenir de ce qu'elle a accompli.
This story haunts me so much. I wonder what happened to the babies of these nuns. How did their lives turn out? They would still be alive today, just older in age.
Whilst this is a tale of terrible things that happened, I hate that the title is a bit 'clickbait'. "This doctor did the unthinkable"" does not in any way describe the actions related in this tale. The title somehow demeans her heroic actions.
Oh.... well.... maybe those men had some of the same experiences when they were younger. My mom did not like nuns either, they were her teachers. I have worked with some, and some are beautiful people, and some are lying evil people.
No matter who you are, man, woman, child or nun, being raped is horror.... and it sounds like they went through a lot of physical pain. Funny how all that trauma brought about some of the most loving experiences the nuns would have in their lives, because children can be such a gift!
'Good' being the pivotal word here. Many medical personnel are just as perverse and evil as the rest of society. Look at how Mengele (?) performed despicable experiments on prisoners. When people are held longterm in torture centers, who do you think monitors them to make sure brinksmanship doesn't outright kill them while their captors still want them alive? Doctors, that's who. Get your head outta the sand.
Unfortunately that's the way most armies behave at some point. No nation's entirely free of war crimes, not the US either. What do you think those soldiers were doing at My Lai before they shot most of the village?
Russians Red Army soldiers repeatedly raped many Chinese in north east China at the end of WWII as they “deliver” the Chinese from the iron heels of the Japanese. The CCP, propped up by the Russians, saw that as the Russian’s due “reward”, demanded the local Chinese women to be silent.
Im from Poland, it seemed to me i have learned about all beastly atrocities committed on my people, but this particular one i have never heard of. Horrific. 15 nuns raped and killed , 15! Title bait “unthinkable “ unnecessary. Respect to young french doctor.
My father was a child during WWII in Bari, Italy & the Russians came through looted homes took radios & were plugging them in on the streets & sidewalks & wall clocks took them to jewelers & asked for it to be made into wrist watches, so they were very backwards as well as brutal. True story
@@ianscolari5916 my mother was in Italy with me in 1948 and she said people were very afraid of the Russians and only trusted her when she said told them she was English.
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I'm am so very thankful for this video. THANK YOU. Without your upload, I wouldn't have known about this incredible testament to our faith. May God almighty bless all of these sisters in paradise. Anyone reading, may our lord and saviour give you peace. ❤️🔥✝️🇻🇦
Russian troops during WW2 were allowed at least several days of rape when they took a city in the West. I know cases occurred later; however, when and where Allies were present some controls enforced.
I too viewed this French film, twice..it was beautifully filmed, without the extreme violence of the rapes.Thank you for the details on this heroic woman who we know was a special being.
For their penultimate act of war, even war crimes, the Soviet soldiers raped their way across Europe chasing the Nazis, and they did with the knowledge and permission of their officers. No Allied Force every whispered a word against those soldiers . On the other side of the war, the Japanese committed their first war crimes of the WWII in China in the very early. Japan took over Manchukuo for itself, impressing Chinese and Korean women to perform as "comfort women" to their deaths sometimes. Rape was just another Japanese tool of war until 1937 until their army attacked and vanquished Nanking in November, leading to an orgy of violence, that made the Soviet soldiers look like amateurs.
What some people will do during war is disturbing. Would anyone recommend this movie? Everytime I come across a historical movie about religion they get it wrong.
Rape is common during war. The German army went into Eastern Europe and Russia. They raped the Russian women and young girls. They also forced entire villages into wooden buildings and after sealing windows and doors set the buildings afire burning the villagers alive. This was common practice of the German Nazi occupation. Rape was common among Russian and German invaders. Two very good films to see are: “Come and See”, “Franz and Paulina”.
I have my first kid when im very young unmarried. That leads to me quitting schools and married also have more children and stressing out not having enough money. But my kids was loved by my aunt. She is longing for grandkids. So my trauma and sad ending actually bring some happiness in other people. My ex like his kids too. I dont like the stress and trauma that comes with unprepared mentality. Kids make you work overtime overload and if you are unskilled, your best bet is your personality. If you can sweet talk people then you are golden. But i cant. So life sucks but kids are not that bad
Wow that is so traumatic and horrendous! Even if it is sad, it is still very much inspiring. Im so sick of people these days saying "men can be women to!" No. You are mentally unstable if you believe that. Historical stories like this show how strong biological women are, and how nothing we do can ever be duplicated. This just blows my mind. It is also sad that such a wonderful lady passed away so young. She accomplished great acts of medical accolades, as well as being an utmost compassionate soul. ❤😢
A very uplifting story. Those Russian soldiers were like animals. I recently read a book called A Woman in Berlin, and it was very frank, and pragmatic, as the German women are. So, in this story, the Russians had just come to Poland from Germany. It was probably the same gangs that raped the Berliner women. They had so much fun terrorizing the German women, they probably thought the nuns offered them another challenge, another adventure away from home. From what I read, the men were dirty, drunk, and would rape any woman they saw, young or old. How traumatized they must have been, especially as the “Ivans”, as the Germans called them, Didnt care that they were there in their holy robes, they but the men didn’t care that they were nuns. And Moscow approved their behavior, as it gave them a chance to relieve their stress. And, at least in Germany, the women had to feed them and give them vodka, which they pretty much stole. And they (the women) had to papy for that food and drink. Rape has ALWAYS been used in war, and often to humiliate the men as well as the women. Bless this doctor/nurse, who used caring and compassion.
I wasn’t sure about this either, but I think some people might have judged the nuns for “giving up” their chastity instead of their life. Just speculating.
Those poor nun's, they lost more than a nurse a friend but a comfort for a broken human. No real winner's in war except the people who profit from it. 💞✌️
Sorry I disagree with the nuns. Did they have a choice? There were many brave women like this French woman helping these women. Just very not happy that women in Poland and know in my country choices in many states are taken away. Fine if your religious but to push your views especially by laws is not right to me. That's my two cents.
Imagine being a child and finding out your beloved mom was massacred by 20 men and used in the most heinous way.
That one of those monsters is your dad and you spawned from that bloody event.
Rape is a crime against the mother but is also psychological abuse against the child.
I would be curious if anyone knows of any books written by the children who were born as a result of this violence.
@@felinegroovythere are a few people, and here on UA-cam, too; who were conceived in rape and speak about how they deal with it. And how they, and often their mothers, too, help others in that situation.
There is a famous Pastor on TV whos Mom was raped, and she choice to have him.
Imagine going thru life looking at all men and wondering which one raped your Mom.
I saw the film based on the experience of this woman helping these nuns. The order decided to take in orphaned children to care for as well as caring for their own. They made their tragedy into a hopeful, loving experience for others.
Movie name
@Huzaifa Ali "The Innocents" is the name of the movie. I tried to Google it by name and another movie by the same name came up, so I googled "movie about Polish nuns raped by soldiers in WWII", and it came up.
Romans 8:28; “God causes All things work together for the good of those who love God and those called according to His purpose.”
@@Angelina6518 NIV, Romans 8:28 - And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who[a] have been called according to his purpose.
I saw it too. It was very good. In the movie they kept the babies and raised them. I hope that part was true
Beautiful testimony. Thank you for sharing! My cousin was raped twice and kept her two sons also. God bless all the brave women who chose LIFE
Your cousin shall seek her reward in paradise for what she did. God bless her 2 boys. Thank you so much for sharing ❤️🔥
May we see the end of rape in our lifetimes. May the women and girls who survive rape encounter divine comfort and healing. May all men choose to protect and not be predators. May the dehumanization of women and girls come to an end. May the guilty encounter God's wrath. God help us all.
Amen
AGREE. May all women, girls who have been victims of rape and other sexual abuse find strength and comfort while moving foward. I believe laws defending women's rights against sexual abuse and rape still aren't taken seriously as a punishable crime.
alas sexual violence of women and men never experience that comfort and often suffer life long post traumatic stress and sometimes commit suicide
@@celticmist14 they do indeed 😢
I wish, it could be so. But as long as there are humans, there will always be some men, who will take from we women, what we do not want to give. And right now, Russian soldiers are doing it again every day in Ukraine, against women and children as young as 4 (yes, the youngest proven case was a 4y old).
It is a reminder to always stand against such monsters.
What a tragedy she died so young, she truly was a hero
God often brings His awesome saints home early
@@eithnethehealer I don't believe in god.
@@christinepage181not important to this woman’s legacy what you do or don’t believe in, no need for your comment here!
@@ritagreen6499 And your opinion is not needed or wanted. Your comment didn't have anything to do with the article, so wind your neck in.
This is a disturbing piece of history. So called humans can be so 'inhumane'.... I'm so glad the sisters had someone to lean on and that the children survived. I'm so sorry for the sisters who had their lives stolen.
I'd like to know what their commanders were doing while their men were attacking these people. They were supposed to be liberating these poor people, but behaved like uneducated barbarians.😢😢😢😢
@@bernadettekavanagh9984They participated in raping
The Russian commanders encouraged the soldiers to r*pe women of all ages as they went about concluding the war. These attacks were a shame and a punishment to the women, a retribution for attacks in Russia by the Allies, and a reward to the Russian soldiers for a job well done. In addition, it would create a generation of children who were half Russian and thus their mothers and they might be more accepting of Russia in the future.
This "policy" has been used for thousands and thousands of years both violently and consenting. It was extensively used in countries that were actually invaded (sometimes peacefully but also violently) thus establishing a new culture as invaders and the invaded began families.
It was well known that all remainiing people in "losing" European countries in World War II should surrender to the Allies (e.g., the British, the Canadians, or the Americans) as they were considered more humane than the Russians.
@@bernadettekavanagh9984 That's "lineration" in wacky russians' minds. Trust me, russians 🤮have presented their atrocities as heroic deeds throughout history. I mean, look qt what they're doing now in Ukraine (raping and torturing civilians) but they still think of themselves as good-doers. 🤯
@@bernadettekavanagh9984 All people do this, in time of war! American soldiers in Germany, and Vietnam. You think this is unusual?
I never heard this story! What an outrage and yet what an amazing story of heroism! May she rest in peace and become a saint.
So sad she was killed while still young. Dr. Pauliac was a true hero in more ways than one.
This is why rape is seen as a weapon in war today, just like canons and arms. It leaves the victim equally traumatized.
It`s always been a weapon of war. When the Oirat tribe refused to contribute girls to the Mongol emperor Ogedei`s harem in 1237, he sent an army to raid their caravans and ordered that 4000 of their women be repeatedly raped by his men in front of their families then sold into slavery.
The ancient Greeks even encouraged their soldiers to rape women as a form of psychological warfare to humiliate their enemies.
Mass rape was highly effective at destabilising the social structure of a society because in the past, the stigma attached to sexual violation meant that the women would become untouchables.
With the Russians however, it was just bestial savagery by ill disciplined soldiers.
@@justonecornetto80 The biggest damage is done to the women who are raped in such ways that they need reconstructive surgery, but will never be able to bear children. As you pointed out, you would think men had developed over 2.000 years but that is not the case. I wonder what would happen if they were the victims...
@@justonecornetto80 not just that the women would be considered damaged goods- I bet they wouldn't WANT anyone to touch them, EVER, again. 😳😢😞
@@anna-lenameijer9942 While I don`t disagree with you on the first part of your comment, I would point out that in many cases where the victors in war were allowed free reign to do what they like to a conquered population, the men were taken captive then worked to death or summarily executed.
Brutality in war takes many forms. That`s why we have the Geneva Conventions and military training in modern civilised countries places a lot of emphasis on maintaining discipline while interacting with civilian populations. If there is rape, murder and looting etc then the fault lies with a commander`s failure to control their troops. Military units are also regularly rotated and rested now to reduce the likelihood of soldiers developing psychological problems that could make them a danger to civilians. There will however always be a few bad apples.
@@thekingsdaughter4233 Quite true and the perpetrators know this. You only have to read some of the indictments now being pursued by the International Criminal Court against Russian soldiers in Ukraine who told their victims that`s exactly what they wanted while they were gang raping them.
I couldn`t imagine what that would be like from a victim`s perspective but as a husband, if I had been fighting a war then returned home to find my wife had been completely destroyed as a human being by a bunch of animals and couldn`t bare to be near me, I would be devastated because I wasn`t there to protect her and the life we previously had gone forever.
So horrific! These poor ladies went through so much abuse, and humiliation. 😢 Thank God for this awesome Dr.
Men are in gods image aren't they ? Men always do brutal stuff like this. Its still happening today. Millions of women are raped by men in war and social breakdown situations. Yet you want to thank god for one doctor who treated the women the way humans should treat one another. If your god exists he should be protecting the women and punishing the men who do this. If that ever happened, that would be a miricle ! Never happens.....
The final words said everything about the nuns and true faith. They are examples how people can turn evil and their sufferings into something good. It takes heroes as these nuns.
Right- but in today's modern society they won't excuse or forgive a baby conceived from rape 😟
If only some person among the soldiers had spoken up. The rest might have called him a snowflake and had a laugh. It is very easy as a soldier to divert the others from evil. Any person can intervene, and a bit of humour helps.
@@akitajapan1651 You must mean today's pro abortion society. The pro life people provide help for all pregnant women.
@@akitajapan1651For centuries some women have aborted for all kind of reasons, including rape.😔
@@akitajapan1651 in today's modern society, women have bodily autonomy and the choice to not give birth if they do not want to. It has absolutely nothing to do with excusing or forgiving a baby. What an utterly bizarre idea.
I’ve not heard this story. My heart broke 💔 What a wonderful doctor & such brave nuns.🙏❤️
In fact Red Army created atrocities whenever & wherever they went.
it's a new fake
These are great stories, that did not go viral. Today, who would take the extra step for another? The earlier generations had something special in them that they were blessed, to be stronger. How many unknown works there maybe. Vengeance is mine, and I will repay,” says the Lord. And: If your enemy is hungry, buy him lunch! Win him over with kindness. For your surprising generosity will awaken his conscience, and God will reward you with favor. bless those souls who suffered.
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@@mirianlibaniomagalhaes8469can’t wait to find it here on UA-cam. My grandmother was from Poland, & wrote letters to every one of her parents, siblings, relatives & other neighborhood friends from her small village. The letters were all eventually returned after several months. All of her siblings, parents & other relatives & friends had all been massacred by the Nazis, although they were Catholic.
My mother said that my grandmother never recovered from knowing that she was the only one who had survived by coming to America.
The WWII & this time period is so tragic, on so many levels. I applaud this physician for taking mercy on these nuns who were raped & impregnated, to help them through their trauma & pregnancies.
I find the remarkable strength & resilience that these nuns had to start an orphanage, to help other children who were left without parents, & who were raised with the children the nuns gave birth to, after being brutally raped by the Nazi soldiers.
If the rape of these nuns wasn’t a war crime I don’t know what would be!
Revolting men who raped using war as an excuse will all go to hell.
This true story shows again the big difference a single person can make to comfort others and alleviate suffering. Let's all be that 'single person' for the 'others' that touch our lives.
I will never understand the sick brutality that overtook these soldiers... They were supposed to be saviours- but became as bad- or worse- than the enemy.. War is true evil...
People will always be sick.
Read what the dommunists and anarchists did to priests, nuns and churches during the Spanish Civil War. Neither love churches or religion. A frequent game was having nuns and priest violate their vows with each other before killing them. The Swiss Red Cross Report on atrocities after that war verified much of this.
it's easy.. it's in their Mongol DNA. There are so many that admire and praise their culture for lasting so long and being far flung, so I always ask to please name any magnificent city or metropolis that they actually built from the ground up, and is still thriving. They conquered and ruled Moscow for generations..it's in their DNA.
@@safriedrich1631 Cruelty is not a DNA item; however culture and environment may favor what we call cruelty. Remember, survival is cruelty in a hostile environment and cultures prize what allows they to survive.
@@safriedrich1631
I wouldn't blame DNA- I blame the extreme evilness of war, because it brings out the worst in some people... There are plenty of instances where American soldiers did horrific things to people in Vietnam, likewise other cultures... It is the unevolved brutality of war that brings out the worst in our DNA imo....
Why do you say, “She never judged them” ? What was there to judge? Even to think that any judgement might have been needed or required is inconceivable! Otherwise a moving story.
I believe that phrase was used because even now after the “me too” movement, women are Still judged by many, if they go public with a claim of rape!! Then?? In that time of history, Dr Pauliac would’ve been expected, by society to judge these victims who were nuns especially!!
A sad story, God rest their souls, all of these women! I imagine that the babies would be in their 70’s by now! I’ve never seen the movie but I intend to!
@@babs5573 - Nostalgia appeals to the uninformed. Most people have no idea of what life was like in previous generations and they're determined not to learn either. That's why the world keeps the rinse&repeat cycle going.
Perhaps this also meant that she didn't judge them when they spoke about abortion
@@frostyfrances4700Excellent point.
Russian WW2 correspondent Grossman later wrote in his book "Fate and Live" the most disturbing he found how much uncontrolled raping took place by Russian soldiers, all the way to Berlin. In Koningsbergen and other German town women drowened themselves in the horror of the occupants. The is even mentioning in a documentry about it that Stalin made a blind eye for all Russian soldiers for three days when they took Berlin to do what ever they wanted. Some rape happened by all troops with American's on second place after Russia still with a massive margin inbetween. It can be much different like the Canadians who were the most honorable of soldiers in WW2. It is a most terrible sin and deflated the great Russian victory of any charisma.
We complain so much about our lot in life that this story makes me ashamed . The horrors these women went through is unthinkable . It's TRUE that even in the darkest times a saint can be in our midst like Dr Pauliac . God bless her soul.
We have to keep complaining and acting so that these do not happen again. You fail to learn.
Thank god feminists exist to end such disgusting monsters.
@@captainobvious6070 it is not feminists that will change and stop rape...it is all of us .
Thank you Jerome, for this video. Madeline Pauliac, listened to the nuns with compassion. The demented soldiers, at the end of their lives, met with their just reward.
@Rose Madrid - Are you aware that typing in all caps means you are shouting? and that the louder and longer you shout, the more people will turn away? It makes you sound unbalanced, and it's beyond unproductive.
I'm sure that many of the soldiers would have been against this. In the Army, you are trained to see when things are going wrong. The officers would certainly be against this behaviour. It affects the honour of the Soviet Army. After all, the war was actually over. Such atrocities were crimes and against the edicts from the Army at the time.
@@peace-now - So then why weren't such things less common than they actually were? Make no mistake, I spare no country in condemning any kind of war crime, and I come from a lonnng line of military lifers. But as a result I do have a little closer view of human nature than most textbooks will ever show.
@@peace-now - On paper they may've been listed as crimes. Since when has war followed Roberts Rules of Order? Armies can be brutal even against civilians, sometimes at the DiRECTION of their commanders. You don't know much about war irl.
@@peace-now Many of the soldiers were not against the rapes. At least one prominent Soviet propagandist (probably all of them) urged Soviet soldiers to rape the German girls and women. Stalin laughed about it.
How horrible what those soldiers did to women, especially the nuns! 😢
War tends to bring out the monster in mankind.
@@The12thSeahorse No. The Allied troops were punished for rape. The Germans did rape, but NOT to the scope and range of the Russians. This is fact.....
@@The12thSeahorse Russians havnt changed still animals when they think they can get away with it
Why especially the nuns? Other women suffered too.
@@Goodkidjr43 oh try telling this to the russkies. They are still in denial because all of them were "saints" in their eyes
What a courageous young woman. She served with love until called home by Love. Thank you dear lady for caring for your patients but especially for the Benedictine nuns😢❤
Such a touching and moving story! God’s blessings be forever upon her! May she rest in the peace and love of Christ.🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️❤️
May God grant us some of her courage!
God bless her beautiful soul ❤she did so much humanity
I had never head off this story before. I am amazed and her bravery and action she did the right thing in a great time of uncertainty , her actions helped many people she was hard working and dedicated and Truly an humanitarian. Thank you Dr. Pauliac.
Much respect to this doctor.
Very dear to my heart, the Benedictine Sisters. Growing up, i was taught by them and considered entering the convent (but didn't). A favorite movie of mine, "The Trouble with Angels," starring Hayley Mills and Rosalind Russell, may be alluding to this horrible WWII incident in a scene in which the Mother Superior comments on the painful past of one of the sisters. It's a great movie, directed by Ida Lupino, very well done. Thank you for this post and information.
Ida Lupino didn't get nearly the artistic respect she deserved, then or now.
@@frostyfrances4700 This is what I came to mention. Much underrated as a director.
Ida lupino directed this movie? Someone needs to get their flowers.
@@vanessad.2625 - Check your mouth. Nobody said Ida Lupino directed the movie that's the main subject of this thread. 'The Innocents' 2016. She DID direct Haley Mills in 'The Trouble With Angels' which indirectly alluded to the events of 1945 - although her greatest accomplishment was directing 'The Hitchhiker' in 1953. However, by and large she was denied the director's chair bc of her gender.
@@vanessad.2625 She directed "The Trouble with Angels," yes.
I saw that movie and I was moved to tears . This is such a beautiful witness Jerome . Thank you for sharing this .
Thank you Jerome Being of Polish descent it really has touched me. If I am not mistaken movie was made called Innocents . I do not know how those nuns survived.
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They survived as hundreds of other women raped by the Russian soldiers survived. There were very many children whose fathers were Russian after the WWII. Remember that Polish men were either in the guerrilla Armia Krajowa, or just fighting all around the world, away from Poland. If you are shocked with this case, try to imagine what the winners (Russian soldiers) did to the German women.
By the way, I am Polish and a woman.
@@user-rz7cm2we3xwere they brutal to the German women too ? 😢
@@kindz When the Russians took Berlin it is said that there was a million rapes.
Usually when the statement is made that someone did something "unthinkable" it is meant that they did something atrocious, violent, repulsive or an act that maybe is even all 3 of these. This doctor did nothing but good!!!!! She HELPED those women get through their traumatic experiences❤❤❤
But unthinkable gets you more clics
Exactly, and he claims this doctor never 'judged' the nuns. Why would she ever considering judging them?? Judging them for being brutally raped??
Unfortunately, the movie «The Innocents (2016)» portrays the nuns as cold villans, who also were deceived by the Mother Superior who lefted the babies to die, in the cold winter. Not making justice netheir to them, or Madeleine Jeanne (who is also portraied as someone cold and not so sensitive towards the nuns)...
Another attack on the church and on good people...
Thank you for making this video. This shares a light on what REALLY happened to all these people...
Not all of the nuns were villains, it was the Mother Superior. They were NUNS! Undoubtedly virgins mostly. The movie was excellent!
These people are the wonders of our world, they did not seek fame fortune just to be of service to others.
God bless you my dear friend sister of love.✝️🙏❤️❤️❤️
GOD Bless both, this Doctor & the Nuns for being an example of practicing HEROIC VIRTUE in the face of tremendous adversities!!!😔🙏📿❤️🔥💒👑🌹🕊🕊🕊
What happened to the children as they grew up ?
Blessings...
I had heard this
Amazing how one can persevere ... it takes faith!!
II have been in the Army myself. It would only take one to say "let's not do this. let's move on". Most soldiers just go along with the others, don't want to make waves.. Only 5% would initiate atrocities like this. It is the same with police.
In any workplace, the best thing you can do is speak up, if you think your colleagues are about to do the wrong thing. Others will be like you, not happy about the situation.
They actually did a study a few years back asking men only, if they could get away with it, and raped a women, and not get caught ever, would they?
The answer was , the majority of men would!
How do you like those apples? This
You are right, but those soldiers were the survivors of the Bolshevik revolution, the good people had been put down already, they had a psychopath as president…if someone said “let’s not do this” would have been the end for him and his family!
No words to express the horror those lovely, innocent nuns went through
Only The Father could have comforted them& wiped their tears of fear& humiliation
My heart goes out to them& those who have died through this horrible tragedy
My grandpa told me when Russian army entered poland in 1945...they had to hide women and young girls from being raped, or even raped to death.
I pray that this Dr and the nuns are resting in peace while those low life soldiers are burning in Hell
Dearest Doctor of the sick and injured please pray for since I'm a victim of a house invasion robbery and was beaten over the head 15+ time's with a metal large pipe and punched by another I can still perform complexe things but not the simplest of things and my emotions change very rapidly although most do not see this side of me often and occasionally I do very irrational solutions to get the help I need I used to be a career in the mental hospital before these injuries and can't properly care for myself now the health services seem to not have any services for me please pray for me
You wrote your comment very well. This might sound cold, but I heard Jesus said, physician, heal thy self. I hope you find a place of peace; I recommend listening to Esther Hicks, you can find her on UA-cam.
May Our Lady,Mother of Good Remedy come to your aid
Wonderful, brave woman. RIP to all affected.
What a remarkable story. Thank you for telling it.
God bless all the nuns, survivors and lost, and this brave, beautiful soul who tended to them and the children.
Je ne connaissais pas Madeleine Pauliac. J'ai infiniment de respect pour son humanité. Je sais que cela ne réparera rien mais il conviendrait de lui donner le nom d'un boulevard ou d'un musée pour nous souvenir de ce qu'elle a accompli.
Thank God the babies survived - where there is life there is hope ❤
Anything to keep our perishable species alive. 😶
As if the nuns had any more choice in that than they did in being raped in the first place.
we don’t need the past, we have it now! In Ukraine, Africa, Syrien.
The movie “the innocent” is a little graphic, guard your eyes!!!
This story haunts me so much. I wonder what happened to the babies of these nuns. How did their lives turn out? They would still be alive today, just older in age.
Wow thank you Jerome 🙏
Whilst this is a tale of terrible things that happened, I hate that the title is a bit 'clickbait'. "This doctor did the unthinkable"" does not in any way describe the actions related in this tale. The title somehow demeans her heroic actions.
Obviously it was made by somebody who doesn`t speak English as their first language. It`s just poor translation.
@Rose Madrid - Just hush, ok? You're not 'witnessing'. You're behaving like a madwoman and it doesn't reflect well on your message.
Thank you for this video. This is the first I'd heard of this brave doctor and her contributions to humanity.
My mom spent time in a Catholic orphanage in America, the nuns were horribly mean to the orphans. There were beatings with a cat-o'-nine-tails.
Most catholic orphanages were horribly brutal, especially in Ireland.
Oh.... well.... maybe those men had some of the same experiences when they were younger. My mom did not like nuns either, they were her teachers. I have worked with some, and some are beautiful people, and some are lying evil people.
Still better than being murdered in the womb.
Thank God for a amazing story
No matter who you are, man, woman, child or nun, being raped is horror.... and it sounds like they went through a lot of physical pain. Funny how all that trauma brought about some of the most loving experiences the nuns would have in their lives, because children can be such a gift!
The nuns were honoring their faith and God by keeping those innocents.
Children are not there to be trophies or even to brighten our lonely lives. 😠 Let alone created by sexual violence to begin with.
It’s a horror until the child is born then it becomes a “miracle” and “blessing”. 🧐
@Bluetickbeagles then why do majority of women fight for rights to abortion?
@@Tsubahi Each woman has their own reasons. I have children I love but feel every woman should have the right for choices.
What was so "unthinkable"? She helped victim women, any good doctor would do the same.
'Good' being the pivotal word here. Many medical personnel are just as perverse and evil as the rest of society. Look at how Mengele (?) performed despicable experiments on prisoners. When people are held longterm in torture centers, who do you think monitors them to make sure brinksmanship doesn't outright kill them while their captors still want them alive? Doctors, that's who. Get your head outta the sand.
Fue una valiente mujer.Aún existen buenas personas en este mundo y no hay que perder la esperanza
Russian soldiers were brutal animals no better than Nazis - and are the same today in Ukraine.
Sadly Men and Children are now targets of such things........!
Thank you for sharing this.
What happened to the babies after they were born? These poor nuns. Rape is such a horrific crime. God bless those nuns and their children
Russian soldiers have a long history of committing atrocities against civilians as well as military
now Ukrainians experience this every day since February 24, 2022
Unfortunately that's the way most armies behave at some point. No nation's entirely free of war crimes, not the US either. What do you think those soldiers were doing at My Lai before they shot most of the village?
Russians Red Army soldiers repeatedly raped many Chinese in north east China at the end of WWII as they “deliver” the Chinese from the iron heels of the Japanese. The CCP, propped up by the Russians, saw that as the Russian’s due “reward”, demanded the local Chinese women to be silent.
Whel, my friend, it was SOVIET ARMY, with your beloved Ukrainians, Tatars ,Belarus, how hypocritical are you, disgusting
@@MsDropofrainThere were also Ukrainians in the Red Army, brainwashed fool
Peace and Light to her soul.
It’s hard to fathom so much evil towards innocent women. I wonder if the women bonded with their children.
Im from Poland, it seemed to me i have learned about all beastly atrocities committed on my people, but this particular one i have never heard of. Horrific. 15 nuns raped and killed , 15! Title bait “unthinkable “ unnecessary. Respect to young french doctor.
And it will happen again today, history does repeat!
it does, in Ukraine
My father was a child during WWII in Bari, Italy & the Russians came through looted homes took radios & were plugging them in on the streets & sidewalks & wall clocks took them to jewelers & asked for it to be made into wrist watches, so they were very backwards as well as brutal. True story
russian soldiers in italy??
@@ianscolari5916 yes, that’s what Dad said
@@lisasaims3007 there were Italian soldiers at Stalingrad
@@ianscolari5916 my mother was in Italy with me in 1948 and she said people were very afraid of the Russians and only trusted her when she said told them she was English.
@@ianscolari5916 Exactly!
We cannot destroy the innocent made in God’s image because of those who are unlike Him.
JEROME CHONG is not innocent, he is a scammer from Africa.
He impersonated the owner of a UA-cam channel dedicated to SAINT DON BOSCO, asking for monies. The owner posted the letter which is the same letter CHONG sent me and others - there is an evil woman looking at you through a black mirror, so on and so forth. These people pretend to be from an orphanage in Africa that does not exist.
Please be advised and unsubscribed asap.
Thank you and God bless you 🌹✝️🌹
In JESUS' name 🌹✝️🌹
Wonderful truth, beautifully stated. Thank you.
@@byrnedegrandpre8884 - at the same time my heart breaks for women who are raped. Healing must come from God and those innocent children.
Even then, the innocent will not ALWAYS get permission to use a woman's body especially after violence is done on it. 😐
She was a blessing to humanity. Her life eventually became immortalized in the big screen. Please watch The Innocents people!
Thank you, brother! Spread this news of hope!
I'm am so very thankful for this video. THANK YOU. Without your upload, I wouldn't have known about this incredible testament to our faith.
May God almighty bless all of these sisters in paradise.
Anyone reading, may our lord and saviour give you peace. ❤️🔥✝️🇻🇦
She didn't do something unthinkable. She did what each one of us must do in cases, when someone needs for help, especially, in cases, like those nuns.
How can men behave so horrible towards women is beyond me.
how can women behave so horribly to men is beyond reason.
Russian troops during WW2 were allowed at least several days of rape when they took a city in the West. I know cases occurred later; however, when and where Allies were present some controls enforced.
I too viewed this French film, twice..it was beautifully filmed, without
the extreme violence of the rapes.Thank you for the details on this heroic
woman who we know was a special being.
Traffic accident. Suspicious. That was a favorite assassin's tool in the USSR.
It never fails to shock me , the depravity of men😢
ManKind
@@johnhorgan9295 Correct. ALL humans are capable of evils.
woman can and do too...just watch female horror stories of those who helped beat and kill jews...just 1 such situation
For their penultimate act of war, even war crimes, the Soviet soldiers raped their way across Europe chasing the Nazis, and they did with the knowledge and permission of their officers. No Allied Force every whispered a word against those soldiers .
On the other side of the war, the Japanese committed their first war crimes of the WWII in China in the very early. Japan took over Manchukuo for itself, impressing Chinese and Korean women to perform as "comfort women" to their deaths sometimes. Rape was just another Japanese tool of war until 1937 until their army attacked and vanquished Nanking in November, leading to an orgy of violence, that made the Soviet soldiers look like amateurs.
What some people will do during war is disturbing. Would anyone recommend this movie? Everytime I come across a historical movie about religion they get it wrong.
This bit of forgotten history is very educational.
That's so heartbreaking 😢. Made cry. In wars,there are no wins only lost👎 God bless their souls.🙏🙏🙏
Rape is common during war. The German army went into Eastern Europe and Russia. They raped the Russian women and young girls. They also forced entire villages into wooden buildings and after sealing windows and doors set the buildings afire burning the villagers alive. This was common practice of the German Nazi occupation. Rape was common among Russian and German invaders. Two very good films to see are: “Come and See”, “Franz and Paulina”.
Thank You Jerome Ching I like your posts very much 🙏❣️✝️
Vi la película, es muy buena, bien filmada, sin exageraciones y bien interpretada. Esa médica merecía tener una larga vida
I have my first kid when im very young unmarried. That leads to me quitting schools and married also have more children and stressing out not having enough money.
But my kids was loved by my aunt. She is longing for grandkids.
So my trauma and sad ending actually bring some happiness in other people. My ex like his kids too.
I dont like the stress and trauma that comes with unprepared mentality. Kids make you work overtime overload and if you are unskilled, your best bet is your personality. If you can sweet talk people then you are golden. But i cant. So life sucks but kids are not that bad
Wow that is so traumatic and horrendous!
Even if it is sad, it is still very much inspiring.
Im so sick of people these days saying "men can be women to!"
No. You are mentally unstable if you believe that.
Historical stories like this show how strong biological women are, and how nothing we do can ever be duplicated.
This just blows my mind. It is also sad that such a wonderful lady passed away so young. She accomplished great acts of medical accolades, as well as being an utmost compassionate soul. ❤😢
Thank you. This part of history was never taught to us in the USSR. 😢
I would never keep a rapist’s baby. Not everyone deserves to be a father.
3:25 Five pregnancies: yet the photo shows a crowd of about twenty holding babies. Probably a photo from a church-run orphanage.
I wonder what became of those babies ❤❤❤❤
God sent an angel
Well it’s A pity he sent the Russians as well.
A very uplifting story. Those Russian soldiers were like animals. I recently read a book called A Woman in Berlin, and it was very frank, and pragmatic, as the German women are. So, in this story, the Russians had just come to Poland from Germany. It was probably the same gangs that raped the Berliner women. They had so much fun terrorizing the German women, they probably thought the nuns offered them another challenge, another adventure away from home. From what I read, the men were dirty, drunk, and would rape any woman they saw, young or old. How traumatized they must have been, especially as the “Ivans”, as the Germans called them,
Didnt care that they were there in their holy robes, they but the men didn’t care that they were nuns. And Moscow approved their behavior, as it gave them a chance to relieve their stress. And, at least in Germany, the women had to feed them and give them vodka, which they pretty much stole. And they (the women) had to papy for that food and drink. Rape has ALWAYS been used in war, and often to humiliate the men as well as the women. Bless this doctor/nurse, who used caring and compassion.
Excuse me, but why would they judge them?!!! Please remove that phrase
I wasn’t sure about this either, but I think some people might have judged the nuns for “giving up” their chastity instead of their life. Just speculating.
I am sure there were those who judged, there always are.
Why is any rape victim ever shamed?
@@mfawls9624 Rape victims and their children were judged awfully for centuries, unfortunately by people of faith. Treated like dogs.
It was a different time with different attitudes back then.
Thank you for this information. It's life affirming alright.
Were the Red Army soldiers who participated in this bestiality ever tracked down and punished for their crimes?
It was standart behaviour of Red Army!
These type of atrocities haven't changed 78 years later. So disgusting.
God BLESS Her Saintly Work
Those poor nun's, they lost more than a nurse a friend but a comfort for a broken human. No real winner's in war except the people who profit from it. 💞✌️
She did not judge them
They weren't the ones who deserved judgement the soldiers were
@@celticmist14 But at that time, it was a man's world. They got away with everything especially in the name of war.
@@cynthiakeller5954 wombmen are saints
Sorry I disagree with the nuns. Did they have a choice? There were many brave women like this French woman helping these women. Just very not happy that women in Poland and know in my country choices in many states are taken away. Fine if your religious but to push your views especially by laws is not right to me. That's my two cents.
TY for this video! 🙏