::::::So you step down from your statement "The story is quite different when the "old men" become "informants" and "underage kids" - "child soldiers""? I'm rather interested what part of your statement did I misinterpreted? As for German collaborators - I do have evidence, that AK soldiers killed Lithuanians who were volunteers in  Lithuanian Wars of Independence, and had nothing to do with Nazi government. yes thay did kill family of one Policemen, and one Policemen - but killing family with little children is not the same as kill collaborator, don't you think?  But well, I might be overreacting, as I've read the Lithuanian commission material and it is quite difficult to remain calm after reading how, for example, AK did shoot a teacher in the school, holding her two years child in her hands, or stabbed a child lying in a cradle with a bayonet and held him in the air until he stopped moving, and many more facts of "punishing collaborators". BTW, I do have full statement of this commission, and it clearly states that AK  did commit manslaughter and crimes against humanity. It's official document, not some newspaper interpretation.
Another thing - please would you explain, how so you forgot to mention in the edit summary, that you are removing perfectly valid references to professional historians, both of whom are specialists on the subject here, and evaded requested citation from  Polish newspaper (how so is Polish newspaper good, ad Lithuanian is not?)