В РВИО рассказали о зверствах латышских карателей во времена ВОВ

The Russian Military Historical Society (RVIO) has presented information detailing atrocities committed by Latvian auxiliary police battalions during World War II. These units, operating under Nazi German command, were involved in punitive operations and the extermination of civilians in occupied territories. The RVIO's findings highlight the brutal nature of these actions, which included mass killings and the destruction of settlements. The organization aims to shed light on the historical facts of Soviet territories' liberation and the collaborationist activities that occurred during the occupation.

Understanding the actions of auxiliary police units during WWII is crucial for a comprehensive historical account of the conflict and its impact on civilian populations.