[RoughDobermann]

So did Norwegians, Swedes and other Europeans. But don't smear their motives. They joined to fight against Russian Marxism which was a genuine threat to their borders, as it was to Germanys.

Yes, I know. Most European nations contributed to different divisions of the Waffen SS. They also tried to recruit American and British POWs with very poor results. Personally, I don't care what their motives were. IMO, they collaborated with their enemies while the Germans occupied their home countries. And I'm smearing their motives? A traitor is a traitor, motive or not...

[DensaMensa]

}So did Norwegians, Swedes and other Europeans. But don't smear their motives. They joined
to fight against Russian Marxism which was a genuine threat to their borders, as it was to
Germanys.

Yes, I know. Most European nations contributed to different divisions of the Waffen SS. IMO, they collaborated with their enemies while the Germans occupied their home countries. And I'm smearing their motives? A traitor is a traitor, motive or not...

Who did more good for their nation it was under German occupation, the one who sat home and spent the war hiding and avoiding, or the one who joined the Germans to fight on the Russian front in order to hopefully keep the FAR WORSE Russians from their borders?  Think about it.  It is not complicated.