Posted on 08/10/2020 8:26:39 PM PDT by CheshireTheCat
On this date in 1978, a young Soviet girl’s desperate collaboration with the Wehrmacht caught up with a 55-year-old mother.
A village girl and the first in her family to go to school, young Antonina Parfenova was dubbed “Makarova” (after her father, Makar) by a teacher when the girl forgot or was too shy to say her surname. This childhood switcheroo would follow her into adulthood and ultimately buy her half a lifetime and a family to mourn her.
At 19, she had moved to Moscow when the German onslaught against the Soviet Union erupted, and like many young people in similar straits, she volunteered to help fight the Nazis. But as the front swept past her, she found herself in enemy territory, and was nabbed by the SS and persuaded to become the Germans’ executioner of Russians at Lokot, a village near the Ukrainian and Belarussian borders for which a short-lived Nazi-controlled “republic” was named...
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and yet Soros lives
Evil should always be confronted, stopped and punished. I define evil as doing wrong / harm to others when you KNOW it is wrong and still go ahead and do it.
The Bolsheviks hold a grudge as well as anyone in the Balkans. After they attacked in Manchuria in August ‘45 they arrested and executed some of the anarchists who fought against the reds in Siberia during the Russian Civil War.
Could have sworn that she and her husband were executed by Elizabeth and Philip Jennings in 2015...
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