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The trouble with that statement, is that many of these people reveled in Evil. They could have fought their war as normal combatants, but they could never do that.
The number of massacres were far to numerous to say "They fought because they had to" (Crap).... Orador and Tulle make a complete mockery of " we only served" "We only obeyed orders"
What would the British army chain of command say about hanging 99 men from the lamp posts, and encouraging their Vichy French fellow travelers to hang on their dangling legs, to make sure they died?
Now who will tell me I am wrong? not to want to "Fraternise" Too late ...Far too late.
Like Ron. Who surely with what happened to people of his faith, let alone his family..... would find it very hard to come to terms with "Friendship"
My dear old friend Alan Westerman, gave me two descriptions of Belson. One official from the medical teams, and one where he walked around the outside of the camp writing about the scenes he witnessed. Everywhere there were signs KEEP OUT TYPHUS.....Still got them somewhere in the house.
Sapper
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