Expulsion of Germans during the aftermath of World War II

After World War II millions of Germans were subjected to expulsion organized by the Allies. There were hundreds of Germans who were killed by Poles, Czechs, and Soviets. Thousands of German women and girls were raped by the people of Eastern Europe and the Red Army. All across Eastern Europe in German land, Germans were foribly expelled from their homeland and subjected violence, rape, and murder on a massive scale by the people who they had subjected to similar persecution.