Скачать или смотреть Unchain Them Now" — The True Story of How Arizona Rangers Defied Orders for German Women POWs.

‎The summer of 1945 was a time of victory and reckoning. In the high desert of Arizona, where the sun scorched the earth and mountains rose like monuments to endurance, a group of 412 female German prisoners arrived at Fort Huachuca, a sprawling military installation built to contain the enemy. These women had survived the collapse of the Third Reich. Many had walked through rubble for miles. Their skin bore the marks of sun exposure during transport in overcrowded trucks. Some had festering wounds where guards had tightened bindings too tight during the journey. They expected nothing but contempt from the Americans. Rumors had spread through prisoner networks. Retaliation. Hard labor. Retribution for what their nation had done.
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‎When the convoy pulled through the gate, dust rose in great clouds. The prisoners covered their faces. A lean Arizona Ranger named Captain Jack Brennan stood watching, his hat low over his eyes, his jaw set. He was fifty-three years old, had spent his life in these deserts, understood the land and understood men. He would soon understand women too, and what it meant to choose mercy when orders demanded something else.
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