That's him

Imagine Germany walking into France and Ukraine and finding former SS foreign legion members.

krauts would find a lot of bandera lovers in shitkraine

Stepan Bandera was the number 1 nazi collaborator of slavmalian origin.

Over half of the SS were foreign.

and most of them later were sent to concentration camps

or at least bits of the Latvian SS

Russian camps

nope

kraut camps as well

the Lithuanian author Balys Sruoga wrote about this in the book "Forest of the Gods", where he retells his experiences in the Stuthoff concentration camp.

but the truth most likely lies deep within kraut or russian archives, if any documentation at all had survived the commie flood of the time.

the retards commading them blew up medieval castles for fucks sake.

I can find nothing indicating that Sruoga was actually in the SS

Consider that he was 43 when the war started

he wasn't

he was a political prisoner

there were attempts to form a Lithuanian SS legion, but it failed.

I said over half of the SS were foreign, you said most were sent to concentration camps

I took that to mean you said most SS men were sent to concentration camps

I believe foreign SS members were sent to lagers either after they exhausted their use, or tried to rebel, however, without examining the proper documentation it's impossible to state it, so it's mostly a hypothesis.

Foreign SS recruits had to be age 17-45 so any foreigner born 1896 had to join before 1941

No such thing as exhausted their use on the Eastern Front, note the use of Hitlerjugend in the last days

and the afromention book may be a questionable source, because soviet censorship fucked with the manuscript.

they were pretty desperate in the last days, true

another hypothesis could be that the krauts just used them to commit war crimes, then whacked them afterwards.

but most likely the lot of them were sent head first into the red army's mg nests.

No. They were used as soldiers, not cannon fodder. No different than national units or the army

The SS that managed the concentration camps was separate from the fighting units

And easily confused by being called SS-VT and SS-TV

Anything you see with SS-TV is Holocaust stuff

SS-VT were later renamed Waffen-SS and were fighting men

SS-TV were distinguished by the death's head on their collar

The W-SS 3rd Panzer Division was made up of former TV, and did a lot of horrible things. The 13th, 21st, and 23rd Mountain Divisions were made up of eastern Euro Muslims who committed the vast majority of war crimes in eastern Europe outside of the camps

that's pretty interesting stuff, however, to study that here as a historian pretty much means a career suicide if you fail to comply with the current dogmas.

Same in America

Those Muslims units were the only religious troops. They didn't have chaplains in other SS units

Studying the WW2 and post war here, goes pretty much like this: Krauts - good, jewshooting never happened(Lietukis garage pogrom), russia evil. no deviations allowed.

Wow

that's why as a history major, I'm taking medieval studies more or less

Interesting, it's the exact opposite here