Mass Grave in Malbork

"These people died in such an inhuman way, were dumped so inhumanely, that we need to bury them in dignity and respect," Szwedowski said.

Soviet war crimes refer to alleged serious crimes committed by the Red Army's (1918-1946, later Soviet Army) leadership and members of the Soviet armed forces from 1919 to 1990, including those in Eastern Europe late in World War II, especially murder and rape. No international court or Soviet / Russian tribunal has ever charged any member of the Red Army with war crimes.

For sure? The only fact is obvious, that poland began WWII provoking Germany by the act of aggression against some local german radio station near the border and killing all its personal. Only this fact is sufficiently obvious. Certainly you will ask me how do I know that it is a truth? I read it in articles.

that poland began WWII

But I never thought that somebody could believe that such highly civilized country like Germany could begin this fierce war. No doubts it was poland, and article in Volkishe Beobahter directly points on poland!

LOL! Euthanization is considered highly civilized?

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According to medical historian Ezekiel Emanuel, it was the availability of anesthesia that ushered in the modern era of euthanasia. In 1828, the first known anti-euthanasia law in the United States was passed in the state of New York, with many other localities and states following suit over a period of several years.[13] After the Civil War, voluntary euthanasia was promoted by advocates, including some doctors.[14] Support peaked around the turn of the century in the U.S. and then grew again in the 1930s.

The first major effort to legalize euthanasia in the United States arose as part of the eugenics movement in the early years of the twentieth century. In an article in the Bulletin of the History of Medicine, Brown University historian Jacob M. Appel documented extensive political debate over legislation to legalize physician-assisted suicide in both Iowa and Ohio in 1906.[15] Appel indicates social activist Anna S. Hall was the driving force behind this movement.[15] In his book A Merciful End, Ian Dowbiggen has revealed the role that leading public figures, including Clarence Darrow and Jack London, played in advocating for the legalization of euthanasia....[16]

Before the war? Surely:

You live in Germany your opinion is bias=P

Haven't we been through this? Still haven't buried the hatchet? Amazing

Erm...is that some kind of a joke???

And they still wonder why the rest of Europe considers them semi-civilised barbarians....

That's Russians for you. And they still wonder why the rest of Europe considers them semi-civilised barbarians....

Another mass grave found, but this time the victims are German... look slike the work of the Red Army.

For sure? The only fact is obvious, that poland began WWII provoking Germany by the act of aggression against some local german radio station near the border and killing all its personal. Only this fact is sufficiently obvious. Certainly you will ask me how do I know that it is a truth? I read it in articles.

And I wonder If you ever wonder why people consider you a disgusting creature.

You said uncle Joe? Than re-address you accusations in "young democracy" Georgia please.

You said uncle Joe? Than re-address you accusations in "young democracy" Georgia please.

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The purges were organized by Stalin, he was georgian by birth and education, therefore russians have nothing with terror.

And certainly, I think that Poland began WWII along with mass killing at Katyn. They did it to accuse russians, because of polish permanent desire to be a victim or to look like one.