traitors and treachery

The Oxford Companion to World War II | 2001 | 353 words | Copyright

traitors and treachery, like liberation and occupation these words tended to be used subjectively. For example, members of the German Rote Kapelle, quickly executed as traitors by the Nazis, were considered heroes in the Soviet Union. See also British Union, Joyce, Philby, Schwarze Kapelle, and Vlasov for further examples of traitors and treachery.

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