Actually, yes, I did. I read your link in its entirety. I responded to that and could have posted even more details than I did. Most German POW's up through about October 1944 were sent back to either England or the US. After that point, as the Allies hit the German border and the collapse of Nazi Germany looked imminent, POW camps within the COMZ in France and Belgium were set up to handle the increasingly large number of prisoners the Allies were bagging.
With the end of the war, masses of German military were sent to POW camps and more arrived as fleeing units in what would be the Soviet sector tried to avoid being captured by the Russians.
I also perused a number of links that all relate to the site you gave like these:
https://rense.com/general19/gmk.htm
https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2020/01/20/eisenhowers-death-camps/
That one is end noted to two sources of questionable reliability at best for the most part.
http://whale.to/b/eisenhower.html
A repetition of the Rense version
http://www.renegadetribune.com/proo...ing_wp_cron=1635209756.6406970024108886718750
Single sources back to
Bacque, James, Crimes and Mercies: The Fate of German Civilians under Allied Occupation, 1944-1950
James Bacque's historical works have been widely panned as "worthless" by historians. His research is shoddy, and his conclusions often baseless. He's the sort of conspiracy theorist that conspiracy theorist's love to quote.
So, all Rense does is cherry pick a couple of known and discredited conspiracy theorists to make his case--which he does poorly.
Here's more of Rense's insanity on YouTube:
Ah. Just like the human caused global warming deniers, no amount of evidence is good enough for you. Have you tried this website?
https://allthatsinteresting.com/rheinwiesenlager
You know, there was an American general who was actually THERE at the time. He saw everything. This was his expert opinion.