Last Million - David Nasaw

From Bestselling Author David Nasaw, A Sweeping History Of The One Million Refugees Left Behind In Germany After Wwii In May 1945, After German Forces Surrendered To The Allied Powers, Millions Of Concentration Camp Survivors, Pows, Slave Laborers, Political Prisoners, And Nazi Collaborators Were Left Behind In Germany, A Nation In Ruins. British And American Soldiers Attempted To Repatriate The Refugees, But More Than A Million Displaced Persons Remained In Germany: Jews, Poles, Estonians, Latvians, Lithuanians, Ukrainians, And Other Eastern Europeans Who Refused To Go Home Or Had No Homes To Return To. Most Would Eventually Be Resettled In Lands Suffering From Postwar Labor Shortages, But No Nation, Including The United States, Was Willing To Accept More Than A Handful Of The 200,000 To 250,000 Jewish Men, Women, And Children Who Remained Trapped In Germany.