Ethnological Research

Race and nationality are two completely different things.
The other day, some guy on the street started telling me that Poles are awful people because they killed eighty thousand Russians in the 1920s, and that they should generally be hated. He might as well have mentioned concentration camps or Lithuania's aggression in the year 1300-something.
There are good people everywhere, and there are bad people everywhere. Nationality has nothing to do with it. :smile21: :smile29:

Apparently, this guy didn't know much about Auschwitz and Birkenau, where an unknown number of Poles died, and that during the war, there were as many fascists in Poland as there were flies... and as for the 1920s, I don't remember any such incident... and as for Lithuania, it's a small country, so I wouldn't rule out the possibility of Lithuanians being among the "fascist oppressors," but what's surprising is that neo-Nazi factions are now very active in Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia...