::: Firstly, I find the nitpicking ridiculous. Estonia was Nazi-occupied. The Baltics were Nazi-occupied. People who fought in German uniforms for the German army in a Germany-occupied state seem to be collaborators. At least if they fought for the Nazi side of their own free will. 
 :::: That wasn't the point of what I said. In fact, your argument supports mine here. I added the Baltic collaborators to the various national anti-communist categories as these joined the Germans to fight the communists. Martintg and Biophys both removed that, and repeatedly pretended I had done something else. I'm not sure content disputes are best resolved at otherwise unrelated user talk pages.