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[Seamus Fermanagh]

The Soviets? The Polish did it, aftermath of WW2 was ugly. The Germans that were driven out and mostly killed didn't have any blood on their hands they were just citizens.

While objectively true, Frags, history is a litany of ordinary folk trying to get through their lives -- who nevertheless take it on the chin for the political action of others. After the 5+ year gore-fest that was WW2 in Europe, I suspect that forgiveness was pretty thin on the ground.

We had a President once who, in the waning days of a major war, advocated "Malice toward none and charity for all," as the attitude to be taken following the conflict. Someone -- a sympathizer of the losing faction -- put a bullet through his head as a riposte. Forgiveness is not always easy.