“It Hurts When I Sit” – German Woman POW’s Hidden Torture Scars Make US Medic Cry

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“It Hurts When I Sit” – German Woman POW’s Hidden Torture Scars Make US Medic Cry In November 1944, deep inside a quiet U.S. POW camp in Tennessee, an American medic thought he was doing another routine check on a German prisoner. Then a thin young woman whispered five words: “It hurts when I sit.” What he found under her clothing shattered everything he thought he knew about World War 2. In this long-form WWII documentary–style story, we follow Leland Carraway, a U.S. Army medic, and Hannelore Seidel, a German woman POW moved from brutal Nazi camps to an American prison camp. Her hidden torture scars, silent trauma, and slow path back to trust reveal a side of WWII history that rarely appears in textbooks. This video explores: Life inside U.S. POW camps for German prisoners during World War 2 How German women POW and other female POWs were treated by both Nazi guards and American soldiers The shocking history behind Stutthof and other Nazi labor camps A true war story of one medic who chose compassion over hatred Human stories WWII often hides behind numbers and statistics If you are interested in: WWII history, military history, German prisoners in America, ww2 tales, WWII archives, or little‑known ww2 secrets, this is for you. We focus on real human experiences, wartime humanity, and emotional war stories grounded in historical facts. If you value in‑depth stories, shocking history, and powerful human stories from WWII, please: Subscribe to the channel for more WWII documentary–style videos Like and share to support the work Tell us in the comments which part of this story stayed with you #WorldWar2 #WWII #WW2 #WW2History #WW2Tales #GermanWomenPOW #GermanPrisoners #WWIIDocumentary #WarStories #TrueWarStories #MilitaryHistory #WW2Secrets #History #ShockingHistory #WWIIArchives #FemalePOWs