10 лет за анекдот. Молдавия 1948 год.

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Ну что ж, я думаю пора уже разобраться с этим твоим «лекрерком» и ношением чужой формы.
Вот тебе, Виктор Федорович, вопрос: какую форму носили бойцы Финской Народной Армии осенью-зимой в 39-40-м годах? Это принципиально важно если ты по форме Леклерка решил обвинить его в отсутствии достоинства и поставил на одну доску с французскими ЭСЭСОВЦАМИ.
Не было у Франции после поражения ни своего суверенного правительства, ни своей полноценной армии, ни тем более своих ресурсов необходимых для войны. Французские разрозненные части, отдельные солдаты и офицеры были разбросаны по многим странам и континентам. Более-менее организованную структуру они получили в процессе подготовки к открытию «второго фронта».
Подразделение Леклерка было экипировано американцами, но это было французское подразделение в составе американо-британских сил.
"...Western Europe

After the fighting in North Africa ended, Leclerc's L Force, now about 4,000 strong, became the 2e Division Française Libre (2e DFL). In June 1943, de Gaulle informed him the 2e DFL would be re-equipped by the Americans as an armoured division, the 2e Division Blindée (2e DB). It was often called La Division Leclerc. Although organised along American lines, its units had French titles. The non-white units were transferred out. The remainder of 2e DFL became the Regiment de Marche du Tchad (RMT), 2e DB's motorised infantry regiment. Free French armoured units serving with the Eighth Army became the 501e Régiment de chars de combat (501e RCC). The artillery and the other two armoured regiments of 2e DB, the 12e Régiment de Cuirassiers (12e RC) and the 12e Régiment de Chasseurs d'Afrique [fr] (12e RCA), were drawn from the Vichy Armée d'Afrique.[37] [46] Perhaps the most unusual unit in the division was the Régiment Blindé de Fusiliers-Marins (RBFM), sailors who served as a tank destroyer regiment.[47][48] Leclerc had to weld the various units, some of whom had recently been fighting against the Allies, into a team. This was no easy task. When two men from the 501e RCC upset a former Vichy officer by singing a disrespectful song about Général d'armée Henri Giraud, resulting in a fight, he told the officer concerned that respect had to be earned.[49]
A man in uniform carrying a walking stick and wearing a kepi talks to four men in overalls wearing berets. A heavily camouflaged tank is in the background.

In April 1944, 2e DB was shipped to Britain to participate in Operation Overlord, the Allied invasion of northern France. Leclerc and his staff travelled by air in a converted B-24 Liberator bomber.[50] The division moved to training areas in Yorkshire, where Leclerc established his headquarters on the estate of Henry Frederick Hotham, 7th Baron Hotham, at Dalton Hall, Beverley.[51] Training was conducted in concert with Maczek's 1st Polish Armoured Division.[52]

On 1 August 1944, 2e DB landed at Utah Beach in Normandy as part of Major General Wade Haislip's United States XV Corps of Lieutenant General George S. Patton, Jr.'s United States Third Army.[53] Both of these American generals spoke French fluently.[54] Later that month, 2e DB participated in the Battle of the Falaise Pocket, which inflicted a major defeat on the German Army.[53] Like most new division commanders, Leclerc also made errors, in his case by allowing 2e DB to use roads that had been earmarked for American units, thereby causing traffic jams and holding up the American advance.[55]

The next assignment for 2e DB, and the one that it had been brought from Africa for, was the liberation of Paris..."

Все это есть в интернете и твоя попытка поставить на одну доску французских эсэсовцев и французов сражающихся в составе американо-британских сил как минимум непонятна. Хотя я имею полное право идти дальше и делать выводы что такая подача этого случая с расстрелом эсэсовцев идет от кремлевских параноиков.