Russian Liberation Army

And so in late 1943, they were transferred to the Western Front instead to limit their ability to fuck off or to not do their jobs.

In late 1944, the Russians under German command were formed into a separate group under the command of captured Russian General Andrei Vlasov, and this was called the Russian Liberation Army.

After the war, they were repatriated to the Soviet Union, where they were sent to special settlements or to the Gulag, and the leadership was executed because, as you can probably guess, the Soviet Union did not tolerate people who switched sides particularly well.

And the Germans had a name for these people.