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Anchor text: including her elite
Target Entity: Operation_Tannenberg
Preceding Context: The expulsions were also driven by a desire for retribution, given the brutal way German occupiers treated non-German civilians in the German occupied territories during the war. Thus, the expulsions were partly motivated by the animus engendered by the war crimes, atrocities, brutalities and uncivilised rule of the German conquerors. Czechoslovak President Eduard Benes, in the National Congress, justified the expulsions on 28 October 1945 by stating that the majority of Germans had acted in full support of Hitler; during a ceremony in remembrance of the Lidice massacre, he blamed all Germans as responsible for the actions of the German state. In Poland and Czechoslovakia, newspapers, leaflets and politicians across the political spectrum, which narrowed during the post-war Communist take-over, asked for retribution for wartime German activities. Responsibility of the German population for the crimes committed in its name was also asserted by commanders of the late and post-war Polish military. Karol Świerczewski, commander of the 2nd Polish army, briefed his soldiers to "exact on the Germans what they enacted on us, so they will flee on their own and thank God they saved their lives". In Poland, which had suffered the loss of six million citizens,
Succeeding Context: and almost an entire Jewish population due to the Holocaust and the concept, most Germans were seen as Nazi-perpetrators who could now finally be collectively punished for their past deeds.
Paragraph Title: Punishment for starting the war and Nazi crimes
Source Page: Flight and expulsion of Germans (1944–1950)

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