In article , William Black
writes:

"John Mullen" wrote in message
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"William Black" wrote in message
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Keith Willshaw wrote:

2) There were a handful of British citizens in German uniform
versus thousands of soviet subjects who chose to serve with
the Germans against the soviet Russian regime.

I don't actually have a problem with this, a traitor is a traitor is a
traitor.

Or does committing crimes with large numbers of other people make it
right?

There's no difference to me between a Don Cossack in a German uniform
and
a
British fascist in a German uniform, except that some of the Don
Cossacks
shot at British troops, including possibly some of my family.

Really? Where?

Some of the Cossacks were captured in German uniform behind Gold beach on
D-Day.

Several of my relatives went ashore with UK forces on D-Day.

The book Victims of Yalta tells of what happened to those Cossacks :-(


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