Exactly.

WWII was not a one-sided contest of USA vs the Nazis. Many determined and courageous folk (both civilian and military) across Europe did their best, as did the US aircrew and ground forces, and the navy and merchant marine. Their legacy persists to the present day, and hopefully will to the future.

All the more reason to take note of the disquiet of (some of) the Europeans about the way this war is being prosecuted.

Remember, you don't just have to DO the right thing. You have to be seen to do it the right way.

(I know that's a handicap, and it will cost the lives and injuries of good people; but those are the rules of the "game". Shortcuts now may seem expedient, but they will cost more in the future than they save now)