User talk:Vecrumba/Dubingiai Reconcile

Prayer book context
The survivors of the massacre stated, that primary target of AK riflemen was men, who were found having Lithuanian language prayer-books{ref name="Galinis"} (Lithuanian) Tadas Galinis. Dubingių skerdynės (Dubingiai massacre) in "Armijos Krajovos ...", pp. 76-80. {/ref}

Eyewitness accounts are excellent for recounting events as they were seen, but notoriously unreliable for constructing a larger picture or intent. Here, for example, did the AK check men to see if they were carrying Lithuanian prayer books, and if so, kill them? Or did pretty much all Lithuanian men in this town carry Lithuanian prayer books? Does this imply the God-fearing and upright Lithuanians were murdered by godless Poles? And often, what was "heard" about something becomes "recounted" as happening and then through innocent rewording becomes an "eyewitness" account. Just comments.

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Are there any progress in the preparing sandbox version for further review? M.K. (talk) 10:26, 15 July 2008 (UTC)


 * Long story, but still buried under some personal matters. That said, thanks for the reminder, a good opportunity to spend my limited Wikitime more constructively. Perhaps an update in a couple of weeks. :-) —PētersV (talk) 13:27, 17 July 2008 (UTC)