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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] This sounds insane and nothing that any reputable historian on the topic would endorse.[/quote] There is a very good (but tiring) book called [i]What We Knew[/i]. It has lenghthy interviews with Jews and Germans, and the same theme keeps coming back. That is, no one (regular citizens) was really certain. The documentary [i]Shoah[/i] has interviews of locals in Poland. They say that they knew, or were very suspicious, but they were scared for their own lives or in some cases, did not care for the Jews. One person said that even staring directly at what the Germans were doing in public could get a person shot. People knew to just look at the ground or look away. Some of the prostitutes and girlfriends of the men who worked in the camps were the first outsiders to know. The men would talk in bed, I suppose.[/quote]Did they ask the locals also about the crimes of the partisans? What did they say about the soviet occupation?[/quote]
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