| The
Toronto Sun July 13, 1999 LETTERS
Letters 
ETER WORTHINGTON (Sun,
July 13) must be commended for
supporting the crusade of Nikolai
Tolstoy to have the British government
apologize for the forcible repatriation of
refugees to the tender mercies of
Stalin and Tito immediately
after World War II. Perhaps Tony Blair could also
apologize for the indiscriminate bombing
of civilian targets carried out by
Butcher-Bomber Harris, which
resulted in the deaths of hundreds of
thousands of German civilians and
refugees. Removal of the statue of Mr.
Harris, which was shamelessly erected in
his honour in London several years ago,
would be an appropriate place to
start. Will
Zuzak
Grande Prairie (Apples and
oranges).  Britain's
dirty little secret, by Peter Worthington:
Ethnic cleansing was called forced
repatriation after World War
II
Tolstoy:
Apologize for Britain's Shame, By PETER
WORTHINGTON | 
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