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> context is very important as it wasn't unprovoked No matter how provoked ethnic cleansing is never a good response.
by krageon 5y ago
> context is very important as it wasn't unprovoked
No matter how provoked ethnic cleansing is never a good response.
- rich_sasha 5y agoIndeed. My point, the Polish side had applied genocide in the past, and bloody discriminatory policies not much earlier. Plus, it was in Nazi-occupied, well, present-day Western Ukraine, and the Nazis were supportive of this. It's non-obvious how to judge this kind of events.
- slaw 5y agoYour link says it was German-occupied not Nazi-occupied.
- agapon 5y agoWhat are you trying to say?
- slaw 5y agoI am curious why poster replaced Germany with Nazi.
- Etheryte 5y agoAt the time of the event, the area was occupied by Nazi Germany [0]. Whether you call it Nazi-occupied, German-occupied, or Nazi-German-occupied doesn't really make any kind of a difference here in my opinion. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupation_of_Poland_(1939%E2%80%931945) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupation_of_Poland_(1939%E2%...
- slaw 5y agoAt the time of the event, area was occupied by Germany, official name was Deutsches Reich/Drittes Reich. See any document from WWII. "Nazi Germany" name was invented in '80. Combatants of WWII never heard anyone calling Germans as Nazis. Countries were not invaded by people from Nazi country speaking Nazi language.