Millions of Europeans have been expelled for ethnic and political reasons, including Germans after World War II. A plan is finally on the table to honor the victims.

Like thousands of other ethnic Germans ... to take in 160,000 people who have suffered more than other Germans since World War II. The chancellor`s declaration came none too soon.

The new building would be a museum to memorialize the approximately 11 million “ethnic” Germans who were forced out of their homes in Eastern Europe during and after World War II — a ...

More than six decades after the end of World War II, long-suppressed information ... It was the time of the so-called "wild expulsions," when ethnic Germans were being hunted down in various ...

It was abolished on 28 August 1941, as the Soviets battled against Nazi Germany in World War II. Stalin ordered all ethnic Germans in the region -- more than 1 million people -- deported to ...

BERLIN – An organization representing ethnic Germans who were ejected from the former Czechoslovakia after World War II has voted to drop its territorial claims. Some 2.9 million so-called ...

Many ethnic Germans found themselves deported during ... he did what he could and ensured Kathie reached the pre WWII German border, they then parted and the Polish farm hand returned to where ...

During World War II, Soviet Germans were sent to labor camps instead ... the Kalmyks and other ethnic minorities, and that there’s an understanding that these people are going to war not by ...

Brno could host next year’s Sudeten German congress, renewing reflection on the postwar deportations that have shaped Czech-German relations for decades.

During World War II, six million Poles were slain by Nazi ... Moreover, approximately 10 million ethnic Germans were forced to relocate by Polish authorities. Since gaining power in 2015, Reuters ...