I have never denied it.
Stalin is responsible for at least an equal amount of atrocities outside of the Holocaust abomination.
You've stubbornly refused to admit that the Nazi regime murdered millions of Polish, Belarus, Ukrainian and Russian citizens when repeatedly pressed on the issue by Craig B, TubbaBubba, me, and some other posters in the
100 years Finland thread. That is tantamount to deny it. And in
this post in that thread, I collected some quotes of you from an earlier thread where you argued that the Shoah was all hunkydory legal and that all those 6 million Jews were German citizens anyway.
We've also gone repeatedly over the numbers of victims of the Hitler and Stalin regimes, and no, it's a plain lie of yours that Stalin is responsible for more victims than Hitler.
You acknowledge that the Poles were raped and brutalised by both Hitler and Stalin, but you can't bring yourself to admit the Baltic Germans were, too?
Why should he? The plain facts are that the Baltic Germans were not raped and brutalized by Stalin. First of all, their possessions were expropriated and their political privileges abolished by the nationalist governments of independent Latvia and Estonia in 1918-1920. Those governments had nothing to do with the bolsheviks; on the contrary, they had fought against the bolsheviks in their independence wars (and in the Latvian case, they had also fought against the German army and the Baltische Landwehr who wanted to establish a Latvian state where the German upper class still had their political control, or wanted to attach Latvia to Germany).
Second, the "resettlement" of the Baltic Germans didn't occur on the eve of Barbarossa, as you claim in your OP, in direct contradiction of the wiki article you cited, but directly after the invasion and occupation of Poland, on the initiative of Hitler, not of Stalin, and while Latvia and Estonia were still independent republics.
"Heim ins Reich" was a Nazi idea, not an idea of Stalin. And the majority of those Baltic Germans were "resettled" in the
Warthegau, a region of occupied Poland that the Nazis annexed and was their first target for Germanization. Around 630,000 ethnic Poles and Polish Jews were deported from the region, and Baltic and other Germans were to repopulate it.