Сообщение от Foreigner

Это вы так думаете, а вот к примеру американцы думают иначе:

In 13 April, 1950, a message from the U.S. High Commission in Germany (HICOG), signed by John McCloy to the Secretary of State, clarified the US position on the "Baltic Legions:" they were not to be seen as "movements," "volunteer," or "SS." In short, they had not been given the training, indoctrination, and induction normally given to SS members. Subsequently the US Displaced Persons Commission in September 1950 declared that:

The Baltic Waffen SS Units (Baltic Legions) are to be considered as separate and distinct in purpose, ideology, activities, and qualifications for membership from the German SS, and therefore the Commission holds them not to be a movement hostile to the Government of the United States.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/20th_Waffen_Grenadier_Division_of_t he_SS_(1st_Estonian)

Думаю комментировать дальше нет смысла - the above quote is self-explanatory.