Comments by "Kameraden" (@Alte.Kameraden) on "Is the Soviet WW2 film “Come and See” accurate?" video.

I'm curious whether they swapped out the units involved because the units involved were made up of a large number of Russians and Ukrainians not just a few like seen in the film. Having more symbolic German SS instead. Similar to how American and German films often have that one stereotypical SS officer to pin most of the blame on who is so evil or cold hearted that you swear he is stomping boxes of kittens off screen. Downplaying most involved.
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@dleechristy Yes lets totally root for team cry fake while damning team fake cry. Sorry didn't see this comment until I wanted to suggest this video to a friend who only recently seen the film "Come and See." Basically letting a Anti-Fascist/Nazi/Communist who reviewed the film positively prove that the film isn't Communist Propaganda. However, I think you're getting your time scale mixed up. By the events of this film the 201st was disbanded in January of 1943, with it's leaders either arrested or in hiding from the Germans and many of it's members becoming Partisans fighting now against the Germans. As they refused renew their contract with the German government. Stepan Bandera in particular the primary founder of the OUN by this time was already in a German Concentration Camp by this time as well which likely contributed to them refusing to fight for the Germans anymore. Meanwhile Shukhevych was in hiding, becoming a partisan himself despite prior fighting Partisans for the Germans. Though the OUN are responsible for many crimes in Ukraine and Belarus, not the particular one in this film. Also as I stated you're damning team Fake Cry while not damning Team Cry Fake. I mean I find it odd that you left this part out. Despite how important it is. You're bringing up the 201st despite that they're not involved in the events of this film. The only reaction I'm getting from reading your comment is you want to vent your hated toward Ukrainians.
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