RE: The U.S. Foreign Policy is Killing Christians, and American Pastors Support It
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We, Ukrainians, have never exterminated anyone))
If you are talking about our neighbors - the Russians, then you shouldn’t even start!
You can continue to ignore the numerous monuments and memorial plaques to Bandera. You can walk along the street named after Shukhevych and continue to think that NO NAZI IN Ukraine, and I'm a russ propagandist))) it probably makes it easier for you to live in this world
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Are you serious? Street names are your argument? We're just going to ignore the absolute chaos that Russia has caused and continues to cause to this day! Let me repeat, the days when Soviet propaganda could simply throw in a narrative and falsification are over. Now, anyone interested can access historically documented information, for example, regarding the historical figures you mentioned, the patriots of Ukraine who fought against both the "red" and "brown" plague!
The essence of the myth
The Nuremberg Tribunal personally condemned Bandera, the OUN, and the UPA as a whole, and even if they were not condemned, they were still war criminals.
Facts in brief
Neither Stepan Bandera nor Roman Shukhevych personally, nor the OUN and the UPA as organizations, were condemned by the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg. There is no mention of them in any of the 42 volumes of the tribunal's indictment materials.
Detailed facts
The materials of the Nuremberg Tribunal provide an exhaustive list of individuals and organizations recognized as criminal. Ukrainian nationalists are not included in this list. Out of the 42 volumes of the case in the USSR published in Russian, only 7 are published, which allowed for extensive falsifications and misinterpretations. Critics of Ukrainian nationalism hope to find a sentence against Bandera in one of the unpublished volumes. However, an analysis of the materials indicates that no mention of Bandera can be interpreted against him.
In Volume 25, it is noted that more Ukrainians in labor camps are joining "Bandera's camp," and that emigrants are organizing "movements like those of Bandera and Melnyk" against the Germans.
The 27th volume contains information that some mass shootings were retaliation by "Bandera groups."
The 29th volume mentions the "Bandera movement," aimed at achieving statehood.
In the 38th volume, there is discussion of the loyalty of Ukrainians to the "Bandera movement" and the idea of independence.
The order to execute Bandera supporters without trial, included in Volume 39 of the complete collection of materials from the Nuremberg trials.
In Volume 39, there is an order for Einsatzgruppen to destroy Bandera supporters as fighters for Ukraine's independence. Here is the complete text of this short document:
"Einsatzkommando C/5
Security Police and SD
November 25, 1941
Kyiv
Dnipropetrovsk
Mykolaiv
Rivne
Zhytomyr
Vinnytsia.
Regarding: OUN (Bandera Movement)"
It is reliably established that within the Reichskommissariat territory, the Bandera movement was preparing a conspiracy with the ultimate goal of creating an independent Ukraine. All participants of the Bandera movement should be immediately arrested and, after detailed interrogation under the guise of marauders, eliminated without any publicity. The interrogation protocols should be provided to Operational Squad C/5. After the unit commanders have reviewed this document, it should be destroyed.
Obersturmbannführer SS
Signature (illegible)
Russian researchers prefer to refer to the interrogation materials of Colonel Erwin Stolze from the Abwehr, who mentioned the order to "guides of Ukrainian nationalists" Melnyk (code name "Konsul I") and Bandera to gather immediately during Germany's attack on the Soviet Union and provoke demonstrations in Ukraine to disrupt the immediate rear of Soviet armies, as well as convince the international community of a possible "collapse of the Soviet rear."
However, firstly, this remark remained only in the speech of Soviet prosecutor Nikolai Zorya (Volume 7) and did not make it into the verdict. Secondly, the Abwehr was not recognized as a criminal organization in Nuremberg, so cooperation, from the tribunal's perspective, was not compromising.
Furthermore, during interrogations by the NKVD, even high-ranking Soviet commanders confessed under the tortures of investigators that they were "fascist spies."
Author - Serhiy Hromenko, Ukrainian Institute of National Memory
Whether you're pretending to be Ukrainian or actually are one, we certainly have plenty of such outliers. Mostly, they are elderly individuals with completely brainwashed minds, too scared to admit to themselves the evil they've 'supported' their entire lives. BUT THIS DOESN'T CHANGE THE ESSENCE OF THE MATTER!