Masha Drokova can very easily be a Russian name. But it doesn't have to. Either way, I suspect she has very weird ideas about the world and might genuinely need help

ניסית פעם לקרוא סוציולוגיה צרפתית?

Yes, they counted citizenship, not ethnicity. And they had more important things to do, anyway

A scary thing, it is

E anche un magazzino di zucchero

And that’s it, Auschwitz and a sugar storehouse. Plus a propaganda cliche about burning hatred. As anticlimactic as a war diary can be. These folks had no idea what they just accomplished.

Also, good luck finding mentions of Jews

War diary, 322 Division artillery.

27.01.1945. Dispersed up to 600 soldiers and officers, 4 tanks, 8 APCs. On the outskirts of Oświęcim and the t. Oświęcim liberated camps about 12000 prisoners of various nationalities. In these camps were imprisoned women and even children

Losses inflicted on the adversary, killed up to 130 soldiers and officers, taken prisoner 1 soldier.

Captured trophees flak artillery guns 4, vehicles 18, artillery guns 1, mortars 2, storehouse with flour and sugar 1, storehouse with ammunition 1

Our losses: 14 people killed, 36 people wounded.

During the attack on t. Oświęcim the entire regiment’s personnel had a burning desire to burst as soon as possible into that town, liberate from German slavery their brothers an sisters. During the expulsion of Germans from Oświęcim were liberated prisoners of all nationalities up to 10000 people.

the town was encircled by two tranches and an anti-tank ditch. In Oświęcim camps there were several hundred thousands prisoners of all nationalities. In Oświęcim by the German command was built a death factory, which the Germans blew up while retreating

the regiment’s units continue pushing the adversary and by the end of the day fully captured t[ownlet]. Oświęcim.

T. Oświęcim was turned by the enemy into a last [another possible translation: extreme] hub or resistance

1st Rifle Battalion engaged in combat for the town
3rd Rifle Battalion engaged in combat for the barracks
2nd Rifle Battalion captured the center of Stare Stawy continuing to mop up the settlement.

Adversary’s defeated units 948 and 359 Divisions and 21 police regiment fiercely resist

Our losses: 8 people killed, 23 people wounded. Regimental command post in the area of the Włosienica church.

27.01.1945. The adversary offers determined resistance, conducts heavy fire from mortars, rifles-machine guns. Units of the regiments at 11:00 crossed the Soła river

26.01.1945. Liberated from the German captivity prisoners of the Oświęcim camps: Russians more than 1000 people, Yugoslavs up to 200 people, Poles up to 900 people, and other nationalities, French, Greeks, Czechs, up to 2000 people

Here is the most explicit, on the ground, as it happened, reference in the Soviet military sources.

War diary of the 1085 Rifle Regiment, 322 Rifle Division (with very minor edits, tried to keep structure and grammar largely intact).

There are maybe one or two references to some, not all of them in Russian sources (I might have overlooked some sources, though). Caveat: Auschwitz had many satellite and sub-camps that were liberated by several units, some before Jan. 27.

That is, if you know where to look and are not scared of this mythical monster, the Russian cursive.

The liberation of Auschwitz as recorded by the liberators. War diaries of the units that liberated Auschwitz. They are available, but almost no mentions of them in English.

Look forward to reading. Really, truly, genuinely, wholeheartedly do