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During World War II's Eastern Front (1941–1945), Nazi Germany systematically violated international laws, including the Geneva Convention, in its treatment of Soviet Red Army wounded soldiers and medics. Viewing the war as a racial and ideological struggle against "Judeo-Bolshevism," German forces regarded Soviet personnel as subhuman, denying them protections afforded to Western Allies.
Severely wounded Soviet soldiers were frequently shot on the spot to avoid the burden of care, as documented in orders and field reports. Wounded and sick prisoners received no medical treatment, even in transit camps, leading to mass deaths from neglect, exposure, and disease. Medics (sanitarы) and medical personnel were not spared; many were executed or left to die, contrary to Geneva protections for non-combatants.