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			==Soviet gulags==
			I checked the refs and none of them talk about the mass imprisonment of all Soviet survivors and having them sent to "Gulags". BTW, what are the "Gulag'''s'''" anyway. There is only a confirmed story on Gavrilov himself. Most of the refs do not even mention the battle and its survivors. What they are makes up a random collection of books that say that Soviets imprisoned the Red Army POW's upon their release. While true, this is not relevant to this particular battle as none of the refs speak about the battle itself or its survivors.

			Please do not twist facts, and do not use the article on a specific historic battle as a coatrack to wear other stuff. There are dedicated articles on cruelties of Stalinism. Piotrus reverted me twice. Instead of carrying on his revert war, I tagged the section. I expect the tag to remain until this issue is resolved. --] 22:36, 15 February 2008 (UTC)

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Soviet gulags

I checked the refs and none of them talk about the mass imprisonment of all Soviet survivors and having them sent to "Gulags". BTW, what are the "Gulags" anyway. There is only a confirmed story on Gavrilov himself. Most of the refs do not even mention the battle and its survivors. What they are makes up a random collection of books that say that Soviets imprisoned the Red Army POW's upon their release. While true, this is not relevant to this particular battle as none of the refs speak about the battle itself or its survivors.

Please do not twist facts, and do not use the article on a specific historic battle as a coatrack to wear other stuff. There are dedicated articles on cruelties of Stalinism. Piotrus reverted me twice. Instead of carrying on his revert war, I tagged the section. I expect the tag to remain until this issue is resolved. --Irpen 22:36, 15 February 2008 (UTC)

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