[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

My feelings exactly, as in the case of the workers at Auschwitz those who give the orders are the guilty party.
It's not a case of murderers hiding behind uniforms, it's people being used as scapegoats and political pawns.

The soldiers has no orders to fire, yet they did, as well as on people running away they also fired on people tending to the dying.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

The soldiers has no orders to fire, yet they did, as well as on people running away they also fired on people tending to the dying.

16 the Anti-Tank Platoon while they were still at the

17 Kells Walk wall, rests primarily on the testimony and

18 recollection of Soldier 027. Although the detail of his

19 account has changed from hearing a shout in 1972 to

20 receiving a radioed order from Major Loden in 1975, the

21 fact that an order was given and then repeated,

22 according to him, is one of the few common elements

23 running through the evidence that he has given.

24 With the possible exception of INQ635, no other

25 member of the Anti-Tank Platoon has given evidence of


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1 hearing or being made aware of a ceasefire order while

2 they were at that wall

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