I learned that there were massive forced migrations after World War II among ethnic groups in Central and Eastern Europe that left millions of people dead. Are these considered casualties of WWII? Was there any international recourse against the countries that mismanaged these peoples’ movements? | AskHistorians Archive Observer

I learned that there were massive forced migrations after World War II among ethnic groups in Central and Eastern Europe that left millions of people dead. Are these considered casualties of WWII? Was there any international recourse against the countries that mismanaged these peoples’ movements?

by georgiaraisef

georgiaraisef

I should say that I heard that these were directly part of the peace treaties