Preparation Indicates Intent

The lack of preparation for the care of concentration camp prisoners shortly after the invasion of the USSR reveals a deliberate neglect by the German authorities, leading to starvation and death. Excuses regarding resources or logistics become invalid in light of this evidence. Furthermore, the British government's awareness of the starvation occurring in camps and ghettos, along with their rejection of appeals for relief, underscores a disturbing complicity and moral failure in addressing the suffering of individuals during this period.