Belarus convicts Lithuanian man living in Scotland of genocide

Belarus has found Antanas Gecevičius (Gecas), a Lithuanian man who lived in Scotland, guilty of genocide for collaborating with Nazis in Belarus and Lithuania during WWII. He reportedly escaped the Red Army and settled in Edinburgh.

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delfi-ltLithuanian101d ago

Baltarusija Škotijoje gyvenusį lietuvį pripažino kaltu dėl genocido

Škotijos žiniasklaida skelbia, kad Antanas Gecevičius (Gecas) bendradarbiavo su naciais Baltarusijoje ir Lietuvoje, bet sėkmingai paspruko nuo Raudonosios armijos ir apsigyveno Edinburge XX a. penktojo dešimtmečio pabaigoje arba šeštojo dešimtmečio pradžioje.

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Belarus convicts Lithuanian man living in Scotland of genocide

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Baltarusija Škotijoje gyvenusį lietuvį pripažino kaltu dėl genocido

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