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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Siberian Man, post: 1542158, member: 22500&quot;]I agree with you that example with Austria wasn&#039;t the best. &#039;cos Austria was not Hitler&#039;s victim but the diligent performer&nbsp; of Hitler&#039;s policy. As for Hungary - it&#039;s not the best example too, &#039;cos it was the Nazi satellite. Anti-Semitism was a state policy of Hungary. Romania was the Nazi satellite too (until the end of August 1944). Republic of Slovakia was the Hitler&#039;s ally too. And nobody removes from them responsibility for crimes against Jews.</p><p>In these countries the Resistance movement operated, it&#039;s true. But it was rather weak movement. </p><p><br /></p><p>As for Stalin. He was Georgian. His main executor Laurence Beria (the chief of NKVD) was the Georgian too. And many of other main executors was from Georgia. Yes, it&#039;s true that they lived in Russia and made their crimes from Moscow. But don&#039;t you think that it wasn&#039;t a Russian guilty?</p><p>If to follow your logic, Sir, the people grasped by Hitler, are guilty of his crimes, because crimes were made in the territory of their countries[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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