[Nextrush]

That is a more realistic view of things.

Peter Hitchens posted a link on Twitter last week noting the monuments to Nazi collaboration in Ukraine and other places in Eastern Europe Latvians, Lithuanians and Estonians among others saw Nazis as liberators but they ended up helping in evil deeds perpetrated by the Nazis...

https://twitter.com/ClarkeMicah/status/1663245361291358208

[Angelino97]

Communists inflicted brutality upon them. Those who suffer brutality often become brutal themselves. Raise a dog so it knows nothing but pain and violence, and it will respond in kind.

[CrimsonTidegirl]

Let’s not forget the Khatyn Massacre in Belarus. Ukrainian Collaborators, along with the Dirlewanger Waffen Battalion massacred 149 villagers. Some were shot, but most were burned alive. It was a damnable and evil atrocity.

The Dirlewanger Battalion, along with many Ukrainian collaborators raped and burned villages all through Eastern Belarus, burning said villagers alive.

It angers me that those atrocities are never mentioned. The media insists on painting the Ukrainians as being as pure as the driven snow.

Don’t get me wrong; I don’t blame today’s Ukrainians for past atrocities and genocides. Except the Azov Battalion, who apparently celebrate it.