Simonsays: Since this question is inflammatory and posses danger to Jehovah’ Witnesses in parts of the world under communist rule.
The only thing "inflammatory about "this question" is that the WTS is making false claims about their involvement in WW2. How this would impact JWs "under communist rule" is unclear. What it may impact, however, is the WTS claims for compensation and it may affect later attempts by the WTS to suppress accurate historical accounts.
The numbers that I refer to above, of JWs who got positions of privilege in the work camps, cannot be seen as inflammatory information - it is simply a report based upon outside sources other than the WTS' reports.
The WTS stories about the JWs in Germany during WW2 have concentrated on the suffering and death that was experienced by those who loyally followed the WTS commands, but, the WTS has never acknowledged that such large numbers actually "were considered partially free" and were placed in positions that gave them an advantage of survival.
The other thing that happened during the Nazi roundup of WTS loyalists, was the ease that dissenters within the organization were dealt with. Instead of having to go through all that rigamarole of disfellowshipping like they do now with apostates and those who don't toe the party line, WW2 made it simple. All they had to do was give the Gestapo the names of the ones they didn't like. The name that comes to mind is Erich Frost. He betrayed several of his colleagues yet has been made into a JW hero.
Simonsays: Wrong sir, it doesn’t take a genius to have a conclusion that if past Witnesses were political motivated the ignorance will then in sue to modern ideology. I reject your premise.
Firstly, thank you for calling me "sir".
Secondly, you are free to reject my premise. I don't expect you to understand it.
I don't understand your statement: "...if past Witnesses were political motivated the ignorance will then in sue to modern ideology."