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them grow up in a shack in Germany than have
them given refuge in a castle in a country as hostile
to Germany as Sweden is.”
Nevertheless he gave the lists to Schellenberg,
who later told me that I might look upon the
matter as settled. He said he would himself see to
it that there was no hitch.
Our conversation now became more general,
and the head of the Gestapo led it around to the
bolshevik menace. His argument followed much
the same pattern as Ribbentrop’s. He predicted
the end of Europe if the German eastern front
were to break down, for the second World War
was a war between Europeans and Asiatics. There
would be no future for Europe if the Allies were
victorious. In just the last weeks more than a
hundred thousand German women of ages from
sixteen to eighty had been violated by the Russian
hordes. He simply could not understand Sweden’s
blindness in the face of the immense danger from
the East.
Bernadotte: “But Germany was allied to Russia
during part of this war. How does that fit in with
what you have just said?”
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