Sorry man, you brought in the everlasting jew-theme. But I do not remember any justification in that issue and I'm not that blind-eyed, political leaders have apologized over that camp, for example. Also, the Jewish community have been addressing the issue and said that this country specifically wasn't repressing them, that they do feel safe here and do not feel hated (even stepping up against the Wiesenthal). Even more, during the "first" republic, a cultural act was passed in 1925 granting cultural autonomy for minority groups, including Jews, and it was unique in the whole Western Europe in that time, so there's no point to throw in the you-hate-Jews card. It's cheap demagogic.
So I could say our country has been truthful and taken a responsibility for the past. What I can't say about your homeland, sadly, who haven't acknowledged the soviet crimes.
Beforementioned Groza plan, attacking sovereign Poland 2 weeks after Germans, jumping on sovereign Finland, killing those 21 768 Polish officers in Katyn massacre and blaming Germans for it (and for sure there were many other events following the same manner), Gulag camps, those 2 million Ukrainians starved to death, all those smart and cultural people that met their end during communist regime, spreading the semen, literally, in the occupied lands and this list could be continued pretty endlessly.
Occupation - meaning "enriching" it with a lot of immigrants (some 40% of the population in Baltic case), forcing on their way of thinking and culture, language and killing (literally, or using deportations) the previous original ones (Asiatic tradition, coming from the heritage of nomadic tribes, like mongols, who rampaged over the whole area in the past). I don't see how US or NATO went that extreme in Germany or Japan, but Soviet Union did, trying to russify the occupied territories.
Are you trying to call me a vicious fascist? Because every time someone does not take the issue as Russia is serving it, he/she gets called as such.
