Lithuania is like many other countries that spent 50 years under Soviet occupation. During this time, there was a deep freeze on the truth: Lithuanians were only allowed to talk about how many Soviet citizens were killed during World War II. References to Jewish victims were scrubbed away by the occupiers. I would like to think that if Lithuania had been a free and independent nation after World War II, it might have acknowledged its own role in the Holocaust
bruh
Progressive holocaust denial
yes I'm sure the nazi collaborators would have taken a less anti-semitic line than the people who liberated Auschwitz
It's as if considering Jews to be their own nationality apart from their German/Polish/Soviet citizenship might be a little... antisemitic?