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Yes. You hope correctly. The Geneva Convention should apply only to the defenders. Aggressors - soldiers killing on foreign lands - should be executed just as swiftly as saboteurs and spies.

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Please, don't this "Jewish Poles" anymore. Google it in quotes, and you will get 46k hits. If you reverse it to "Polish Jews", it's 714k hits, which more honestly represents who they were - they were Jews, first and foremost, who, by the way, just happened to live in Poland. The only honest way of saying it is Jews born in Poland. The fact that they spoke Polish means nothing.

The difference between these two forms could not be clearer. Same two words, different meaning.

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Like with so many other issues, in this case, too, there are no "both sides". There were the barbarians and their victims. As victims, the Soviets were morally entitled to take any action against the German subhumans they could think of.

According to my sense of morality and fairness, every single German who crossed the Soviet border with the orders to kill should have been executed when captured - with no exceptions and regardless if they committed "crimes against humanity" or not. That is why in my minority opinion, Germany should erect a monument of appreciation to Stalin and the Soviet Union for the gift of life given to those barbarians who were allowed to go back home alive.


None of them should have been allowed to return alive.

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The problem is with the definition of "innocent" and from what distance. Ten feet - it's a crime. 10,000 feet - it's just bombing for victory, even if the number of dead is 1000 times higher.

Back to the USSR...Until today, I cannot understand why the Soviets were so nice in Germany. They could have executed every SS-man, every Gestapo, and everybody in command who could have shown some mercy but didn't.

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Nothing to celebrate. The best paintings, lit, and music were inspired by wars. Remove all of that and what do you have left? Romeo and the chick?

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Nothing was too complicated in Yalta.

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Never thought about that option. But it would be interesting to see him in person.


I would swear the guy died a while back...

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Why are Germany and Austria separate counties? That's really stupid.

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Speaking of Putin, he is the only person I would pay dearly to meet.

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There is no NATO. It's the US.
I didn't mean Russia attacking Germany. I am just glad that your country is no longer an easy target the way it used to be. That's it.


I think you are underestimating the American ruling mob - always looking for a new mission.

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I am not refighting anything. Just enjoying the new balance of military power. Oh, what a difference...
If Russia decided to take Ukraine, the free world would send an email to the UN. BTW, I think they should before Ukraine is NATO.

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That's why I always watch your May 9 parades and love Russia's nukes.
It will never come to this, but the thought that today a war with Germany would last less than a Masha and the Bear episode makes me feel good.

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Don't go there. What the Soviet troops did in Berlin was zero, nothing, zilch compared to what the Germans did to them. Let's call it "involuntary lovemaking". BFD!

Many German women actually didn't mind banging their guests for food and to be safe. The trick was to hook up with Russian officers - the higher the rank, the better.

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How about the Russians...Twenty or so million victims are hard to overlook.

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Neither should the way we look that includes hair, beard, dress, and all. That was more than stupid always and especially during the occupation.
Religion is internal and God has a good x-ray vision.

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How about to promote unit cohesion? Try to imagine a platoon of Catholics, Jews, Muslims, and Buddhists. Real fun, right?

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They did in a remote country like Italy to mark their graves. So they knew. If not "they", the Jewish organizations knew all the relevant numbers to advance their agendas.

Jewish participation in the army should be right there near the top to show how Polish the "Polish Jews" were.

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Was that "Jewish Poles" a slipup? Nobody uses this sequence. It's always "Polish Jews". A gigantic difference...

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Those are stories. Still no number.


That was a nice gesture... I mean the reverse order.

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Let me bottom line my view on this subject.

Any Jew who lived or lives in Poland and ever said "Poles and Jews" is off my list of concerns.

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In 1939, there were 3 million Jews in Poland.

How many Jews were in the army on September 1?

I want the number. No stories, disclaimers, evasions, or other bs. And no adjectives, either.

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You forgot to include the Jews who fled and volunteered to join the Brits and the Poles to fight those bad "Nazis".

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Now that you are here, maybe you will be more successful in explaining how the Soviet feathers and diplomacy worked for them in Stalingrad, Kursk, and Berlin. The OP seems to have problems understanding how hugely effective those were.

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Nobody gave a rat's ass about specifics when they were firebombing the hell out of Dresden. They killed as many Germans as they could without distinction as to party affiliation, age, sex, and other attributes or worldviews.

The crews and the bombs they dropped GENERALIZED. The US did the same in Hiroshima and Nagasaki - generalized: if it's a Jap, it's gonna die.

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OK, genius...

Who attacked Poland? Who attacked the USSR? Who annexed Austria? Who did the Brits declare war on? Who declared war on the US? Who signed unconditional surrender?

Germany or Nazis?

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I will never do that. Nazis were a political party and only part of Germany. The responsibility for the war rests with the entire country - every soldier, bomb factory worker, and every engineer who designed gas chambers and other killing machines. I will never forget the pictures of smiling and cheering throngs celebrating Hitler's conquests. Using "Nazis" in lieu of "Germany" is just another modern-day attempt at a whitewash.

I can almost hear it: It wasn't us, it was those bad Nazis. No, it was you. All of you.


No. This tread is accusatory. I have a moral right to represent the accused.

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Correction: My personal regret is that the Americans and the Soviets killed so few Germans in the process.
I never meant Jews. I apologize for causing this unintended misunderstanding.


Thanks, Strzelec.

BTW, my best friend and my first love were both Jewish.

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BS. You first kill as many as you can and then demand unconditional surrender.
That's how the US and the Soviets finished Germany and their plans to erase Jews from the earth. You can take your feathers and diplomacy and shove it.

My personal regret is that they killed so few.

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Do you have more meaningless oneliners like that, Confucius?
How about responding to Poloniusz?


How did that diplomacy work in the Warsaw Ghetto? I heard not very well...

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Yes, I agree. It worked so well during WW2. Especially in Stalingrad. Those Soviet feathers and one million dead did wonders. Later, in 1945, it was again the Soviet feathers that liberated Auschwitz.

BTW, please don't tell this to the Israelis. They might laugh so hard and pee or worse.