Starvation Genocide in Nazi Occupied Greece:1941-1944. The Lieber Code: Starvation was no Crime at Nuremberg

Abstract

<p>The policy pursued by the Nazi Empire in the conquered territories led to starvation of the population, with a resulting mortality rarely accounted for in history. The only widely known genocidal policy was the premeditated murderous racial one. In fact, the policy had more extensive expressions, particularly in occupied Eastern European territories and in Greece, namely Starvation, the topic of the present study.</p>