In The Allies on the Rhine Skrjabina describes the coming of
the Allies to the Rhineland, the occupation, and the first clear
signs of the recovery of war-shattered Germany. She describes what
occurred and how it was interpreted at the time by a keen observer
who had lived under Soviet, Nazi, American, and French rule. She
describes the first chaotic days of the occupation when instead of
the calm and peace expected as a remit of the American advance,
there was fearful chaos. She shows clearly that as the main allied
forces moved on there was no real law and order and that she and
the frightened populace were often terrorized by marauding youthful
former work camp inmates over whom there was no effective
control.
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