Comment by toast0
2 years ago
Not particularly surprising, IMHO.
A group that worked against one occupier is likely to work against the next as well.
2 years ago
Not particularly surprising, IMHO.
A group that worked against one occupier is likely to work against the next as well.
The fact that that "next" occupier was also the initial co-occupier and massacred over 20,000 people from the same poll/social class the same resistance group was mainly composed from (army officers/intelligentsia/landowners/>=middle class in general and their associates) at very beginning of the war kind of left very few options.
Also the whole thing about letting them be massacred by the nazis during Warsaw Uprising without moving a finger...
Any type of "reconciliation" was pretty much inconceivable (not something the soviets were ever interested in the first place anyway).