During World War II, there were still many German-Austrian immigrants in the US military who could speak German. How can they fight against their compatriots?

First of all, we must understand that these immigrants are divided into three categories.

1. Before the start of World War II, Germans immigrated to the United States during their great voyage.

2. Jews or Jews who were persecuted by the Nazis and forced to leave their homes.

3. Germans who were called for persecution because of their political views or dissatisfaction with Nazi Jewish policies.

As far as pre-war immigrants are concerned. Because of the immigration system in the United States, a considerable number of Germans consider themselves members of the United States, while the Nazis destroyed their peaceful life. Fighting as American citizens will not make them feel ashamed. Of course, some people supported the Nazis, but these voices were naturally covered up by the US government.

As far as the Jews who suffered from the cruel policy of genocide are concerned. It is not surprising that they will fight the Nazis in order to avenge their loved ones who were massacred collectively.

In the later period of Nazi rule, political prisoners and Jews were treated the same. Quite a few of these people are his relatives or friends. They are Jews. I watched my relatives and friends being slaughtered, but I survived because I was German. This guilt is unforgettable. This can completely inspire people to fight against their compatriots with blood on their hands.