Anyone who mentioned this back in '45 in the Anglosphere would have been immediately dismissed as a crank, and if they had any hard evidence, there would probably be treason/demoralization charges headed their way.
Babylon wages war on Babylon.
If you denied today that Germans set up a rollercoaster with tiny knives that sliced people along the track that led to a fiery pit where a bear and eagle were trained to pluck out eyes and maul those in the car before being set aflame in a secret pit, you'd get similar accusations of anti Semitism and subsequent depersoning. Yes, I'm mixing up my stories, I know. But there were survivors of these very atrocities and I absolutely do not mean to dismiss their struggles.
> Antony Beevor, author of the acclaimed new book about the fall of Berlin, on a massive war crime committed by the victorious Red Army
The Guardian(lmao at the name): Russia bad.
Western knuckleheads: Yes, this is known.