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He had hundreds of thousands of his leaflets airdropped on the front lines just as the Red Army entered East Prussia and Germany-proper to encourage the soldiers to rape the women and slaughter their children.

"Ilya Ehrenburg (26 Jan. 1891 – 31 Aug. 1967) was a Soviet-Jewish journalist and the Soviet Union’s main war propagandist. He was put in charge of submitting daily articles to the Western Allies in order to foment “hate, hate, and more hate” against everything Ger­man, as Stalin put it. In fact, Ehrenburg ended up writing more than one article per day, some­times up to five, inventing German atro­cities in assembly-line fashion, and depicting Germans as subhuman monsters, calling upon his readers to kill every single German, wher­ever they may be found."

> He had hundreds of thousands of his leaflets airdropped on the front lines just as the Red Army entered East Prussia and Germany-proper to encourage the soldiers to rape the women and slaughter their children. > "Ilya Ehrenburg (26 Jan. 1891 – 31 Aug. 1967) was a Soviet-Jewish journalist and the Soviet Union’s main war propagandist. He was put in charge of submitting daily articles to the Western Allies in order to foment “hate, hate, and more hate” against everything Ger­man, as Stalin put it. In fact, Ehrenburg ended up writing more than one article per day, some­times up to five, inventing German atro­cities in assembly-line fashion, and depicting Germans as subhuman monsters, calling upon his readers to kill every single German, wher­ever they may be found." > [Source](https://holocaustencyclopedia.com/historical-person/ehrenburg-ilya/272) > [Archive](https://archive.ph/c67kz)

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