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the author writes "After fighting on the front with the Red Army in the First World War"
CORRECTION: the Red Army did not fight in the 1st WW. Russian army did. Red Army did fight against the White Army in the Russian Civil War which started in 1918 72.190.90.116 16:35, 23 June 2007 (UTC)
Cautious added the category [[Category:Genocide perpetrators]] to this article. I removed it, as there are not sources listed to back up the assertion that he committed genocide. Like it or not, being a GULAG boss meant committing atrocious crimes against humanity, but did not automatically make one a genocidaire. If there are sources that can directly link him to policies designed to destroy a particular ethnic, religious or national group (e.g. Volga Germans, Crimean Greeks, Koreans in the USSR, Jews, etc.) then please add some information backed up by reputable, scholarly sources before this category is added again. Thanks! — Zalktis 08:35, 15 October 2007 (UTC)
Do you have any doubts that the guy that ruled Kolyma GULAGS is not muss murderer?? Here is the source [1] if you can read Polish, but it is also available in English [2]. The formal prove is like follows: Berzin ruled Dalstroj from Nov 11, 1931 to Dec 1, 1938. In this time Dalstroy was used to exterminate Ukrainians Kulaks, the one that survived Hlodomor. Since it is listed in wikipedia as an example of genocide that guy who ruled was perpetrator. Cautious 13:00, 15 October 2007 (UTC)
While historians continue to disagree whether the policies which led to the famine fall under the legal definition of genocide, the parliament of Ukraine and the governments of several other countries recognized the famine to be such.
Berzin did of course not fight with the Red Army during WW-I as Russia was no longer part of that war, when the Red Army was founded. But he did participate in that war with the Tsarist army and he did join the Red Army during the Russian Civil War from 1917 - 1924. He did proberbly not take part during all the time of the Civil War, because he later became part of the Latvian Guard at the Kremlin, which was Lenin's personal guard.
Source: The documentary film "Kolyma", 1991/92, which got it's information from the Professors Kozlov and Adlis from Magadan University. Adlis is still alive.
Jens Alstrup - http://www.gulag.eu —Preceding unsigned comment added by 90.184.46.196 ( talk) 17:31, 28 March 2009 (UTC)
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@ 76.71.7.44: please provide a citation for Berzin being jewish, I have reverted your edit. Thanks.
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the author writes "After fighting on the front with the Red Army in the First World War"
CORRECTION: the Red Army did not fight in the 1st WW. Russian army did. Red Army did fight against the White Army in the Russian Civil War which started in 1918 72.190.90.116 16:35, 23 June 2007 (UTC)
Cautious added the category [[Category:Genocide perpetrators]] to this article. I removed it, as there are not sources listed to back up the assertion that he committed genocide. Like it or not, being a GULAG boss meant committing atrocious crimes against humanity, but did not automatically make one a genocidaire. If there are sources that can directly link him to policies designed to destroy a particular ethnic, religious or national group (e.g. Volga Germans, Crimean Greeks, Koreans in the USSR, Jews, etc.) then please add some information backed up by reputable, scholarly sources before this category is added again. Thanks! — Zalktis 08:35, 15 October 2007 (UTC)
Do you have any doubts that the guy that ruled Kolyma GULAGS is not muss murderer?? Here is the source [1] if you can read Polish, but it is also available in English [2]. The formal prove is like follows: Berzin ruled Dalstroj from Nov 11, 1931 to Dec 1, 1938. In this time Dalstroy was used to exterminate Ukrainians Kulaks, the one that survived Hlodomor. Since it is listed in wikipedia as an example of genocide that guy who ruled was perpetrator. Cautious 13:00, 15 October 2007 (UTC)
While historians continue to disagree whether the policies which led to the famine fall under the legal definition of genocide, the parliament of Ukraine and the governments of several other countries recognized the famine to be such.
Berzin did of course not fight with the Red Army during WW-I as Russia was no longer part of that war, when the Red Army was founded. But he did participate in that war with the Tsarist army and he did join the Red Army during the Russian Civil War from 1917 - 1924. He did proberbly not take part during all the time of the Civil War, because he later became part of the Latvian Guard at the Kremlin, which was Lenin's personal guard.
Source: The documentary film "Kolyma", 1991/92, which got it's information from the Professors Kozlov and Adlis from Magadan University. Adlis is still alive.
Jens Alstrup - http://www.gulag.eu —Preceding unsigned comment added by 90.184.46.196 ( talk) 17:31, 28 March 2009 (UTC)
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@ 76.71.7.44: please provide a citation for Berzin being jewish, I have reverted your edit. Thanks.