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Corpses of the U.S. soldiers murdered by the Waffen-SS (17 December 1944)
Corpses of the U.S. soldiers murdered by the Waffen-SS (17 December 1944)
Route of the Waffen-SS Kampfgruppe Peiper: the black circle near the center indicates the Baugnez crossroads where Waffen-SS soldiers killed 84 U.S. A
Route of the Waffen-SS Kampfgruppe Peiper: the black circle near the center indicates the Baugnez crossroads where Waffen-SS soldiers killed 84 U.S. Army POWs, in a massacre at Malmedy, Belgium, on 17 December 1944
A 1945 depiction of the massacre of G.I.s in a farmer's field, by war artist Howard Brodie
A 1945 depiction of the massacre of G.I.s in a farmer's field, by war artist Howard Brodie
In January 1945, a U.S. soldier views corpses of 84 executed U.S. POWs
In January 1945, a U.S. soldier views corpses of 84 executed U.S. POWs
Half-tracks and soldiers of the 11th Armored Division massed on the outskirts of Bastogne
Half-tracks and soldiers of the 11th Armored Division massed on the outskirts of Bastogne
George S. Patton's war diary entry from January 4, 1945. Regarding the Chenogne massacre on January 1, 1945, Patton noted: "Also murdered 50 odd Germa
George S. Patton's war diary entry from January 4, 1945. Regarding the Chenogne massacre on January 1, 1945, Patton noted: "Also murdered 50 odd German med [sic]. I hope we can conceal this."