David Abramovich Dragunskii (1910 - 1992) Russian Jew,
twice Hero of the Soviet Union,
dedicated Zionist, later an anti-Zionist, his
entire family, 74 people were killed in the
Holocaust. He was a tank commander who captured Berlin
with the Red Army.
In the summer of 1945, Dragunskii appeared before
the Soviet Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee and
said:
"All of us hate Germans! But I hate them doubly. For one, because I am a Soviet man; for another, because I am a Jew! I was filled with hate because I saw what the Germans did to our people ... I yearned to get to Germany. I got to Germany. I did my duty as a son of our motherland. I fought for all Soviet people. I fought for all Jewish people ... The Germans knew that my brigade was headed by a Jew. They posted notices that they would flay me alive. They hated me twice over, for being a Russian and a Jew. That very night [in Berlin] we caught five hundred SS troops whose commander had posted that notice. We made shashlik and beef stroganoff of them all. We caught the colonel of the SS swine. He complained that someone had taken his watch. "Take care of his complaint," I commanded one of my men. The colonel is not around anymore.
Weiner, Amir: Making Sense of War: The Second World War
and the Fate of the
Bolshevik Revolution Princeton University Press, New Jersey. 2002. pp 222-223
Bolshevik Revolution Princeton University Press, New Jersey. 2002. pp 222-223
Of course every other word out of a jew's mouth is a lie. I suspect empty boasting here, but the jews do have a history of doing inhuman atrocities to nonjews.
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