Thanks for many informations. Tomorrow I will try to search more about it all, now I have time only to write something short about Vlasov.
Maybe he was a traitor, I dont want to say neither yes or not, it is not easy to judge up. For Soviets is he indeed traitor, but for Russians? Who knows? But before he was captured, he was undoubtebly one of the best soviet officers. He proved his skills in many combats, i.e. defend of Kiev and Moscow. He did not surrender and was not even "normally" captured, as I know, some Russian civilians gave him to Germans, while he tried to escape from encirclement.