Забытые дети Гитлера. Шокирующая правдивая история о плане 'Лебенсборн'

Letom 1942 goda roditeli po vseĭ okkupirovannoĭ nat͡sistami I͡Ugoslavii byli obi͡azany otpravli͡atʹ svoikh deteĭ na medit͡sinskie proverki, prizvannye ot͡senitʹ rasovui͡u chistotu. Odnomu takomu rebenku, Ėrike Matko, bylo devi͡atʹ mesi͡at͡sev, kogda nat͡sistskie vrachi obʺi͡avili ee podkhodi͡ashcheĭ dli͡a togo, chtoby bytʹ 'rebenkom Gitlera'. Uvezennai͡a v Germanii͡u i pomeshchennai͡a k politicheski proverennym priemnym roditeli͡am, Ėrika byla nazvana Ingrid fon Ėlʹkhafen. Spusti͡a mnogo let Ingrid nachala uznavatʹ pravdu o svoeĭ lichnosti. 'Zabytye deti Gitlera' - ėto odnovremenno dusherazdirai͡ushchie lichnye memuary i smeloe rassledovanie nat͡sistskikh prestupleniĭ v chudovishchnykh masshtabakh programmy 'Lebensborn' vo vremi͡a Vtoroĭ mirovoĭ voĭny.

In the summer of 1942, parents throughout Nazi-occupied Yugoslavia were required to send their children for medical checks designed to assess racial purity. One such child, Erika Matko, was nine months old when Nazi doctors declared her suitable to be a "Hitler child." Taken to Germany and placed with politically verified foster parents, Erica was named Ingrid von Elhafen. Many years later, Ingrid began to discover the truth about her identity. Hitler's Forgotten Children is both a heartbreaking personal memoir and a daring investigation into Nazi crimes on the horrific scale of the Lebensborn program during World War II.