The Planning  The Toll  
The World War Two Allied Bombing Campaign
Murder in East Prussia  The Baltic Germans
Russia  Bulgaria  Romania  Yugoslavia  Hungary  Holland  France
Silesia
Death Marches and Massacres
Sudetenland
The Lost Coast
Re-education   Occupation   Starvation   Rape   The Women   The Children   
The German Problem: The Eradication of Ethnic Germans; Refugees
The Expulsions and Refugees in Several Parts
Soviet and Allied Plunder
Destroying the German "Will to Wage Future War"
Burning of German Books   Re-education   Censorship
Enslavement, Starvation and Murder of German POWs
Other Consequences of War
The Physical and Cultural Destruction of Germany
City by City Index of Destruction
But nothing will I say of one thing worse, I know,
Than death, more grim than plague, or fire, or hunger's woe:
Those pillaged souls from whom even hope of heaven is gone.

From: Tears of the Fatherland by Andreas Gryphius (1616 – 1664)