Rauschning claimed that before World War I about 1,200,000 Germans had lived in these districts and that there only 350,000 were left in 1929; he concluded that more than 800,000 had been expelled from their homes l.c.
That before World War I about 1,200,000 Germans had lived in these districts and that there only 350,000 were left in 1929. This was what Rauschning claimed. More than 800,000 had been expelled from their homes l.c. He concluded this.