Far-right march in Lviv to honor Ukrainian Insurgent Army General Shukhevych.
Members and supporters of the far-right Azov Battalion staged a torch-lit memorial march through Lviv, honoring the late General of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) Roman Shukhevych, 67 years on since his death.
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Ukraine: Nationalists hold torch-lit rally in Lvov to honour UPA general
Nationalist organisations held a torch-lit march through the central streets of Lvov on Sunday, to commemorate the anniversary of the death of Roman Shukhevych, the commander of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA).
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Ukraine 1941 - Lviv Lemberg Massacre • Execution by GPU Soviet NKVD
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The first Soviet occupation (1939-1941)
According to the secret additional protocol to the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact of 23/24 August 1939 after the aggression of the Third Reich and the Soviet Union to Poland, Lviv was after the surrender of 23 September 1939 occupied by the Red Army. September 22, 1939 the commander of the defense of Lviv gen. Władysław Langner signed with the Soviet command capitulation, providing for, among others, safe march of soldiers of the Polish army (including officers) and police towards the border with Romania, after the deposit of arms - an agreement that the Soviets broke folded arms arresting and deporting them to the Soviet Union. Officers participating in the defense of Lviv were held in a camp in Starobelsk, and the vast majority were murdered by the NKVD in Kharkov and buried in pits of death in Piatichatkach. Immediately after the start of the occupation of Lviv began arrested by the NKVD prominent citizens of the city, the mayor, Dr. Stanislaw Ostrowski at the helm. Lviv police officers were killed with fire from machine guns for the city on the highway tollgates on Winniki.
In the Lviv pogroms of June and July 1941, during World War II, an estimated 4,000–9,000 people were killed within the space of one month in Lviv (also known as Lwów or Lvov), many of them Polish Jews.
The first massacre was the killing, by the Soviet Security forces (NKVD), of an estimated 4,000 political prisoners inside the NKVD prisons in Lviv (some of them Jewish) immediately prior to the Soviet evacuation. The second massacre was an antisemitic pogrom by local militants, encouraged by the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), in which 4,000 Jews were killed in the streets immediately before and after the takeover of Lviv by German forces. The third massacre, which was committed by the newly-arrived SS Einsatzgruppe C, specifically targeted Jews, under the guise of retaliation for the killings carried out by the NKVD: 2,500 to 3,000 Jews were herded into a stadium and then taken by lorries to a remote execution site at Janowska. The antisemitic killings culminated before the end of July in the so-called Petlura Days massacre of more than 2,000 more Jews by Ukrainian nationalists, with the approval of the Nazi administration.
Controversy exists regarding the exact dates in which these atrocities took place, the numbers affected, and the sources of information. The confusion is amplified by the political agenda of parties involved, including national viewpoints in a variety of sources as to the alleged involvement in the Lviv civilian massacres by prominent political and historic figures and groups in the massacre, notably Theodor Oberländer, Roman Shukhevych and the Nachtigall Battalion.
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Immediately after the German army entered Lviv, the prison gates were opened and the scale of the NKVD prisoner massacres carried out by the Soviets revealed. An OUN member estimated 10,000 dead victims at Brygidki, although the numbers were later adjusted by the German investigation down to 4,000 in total. The report drafted by Judge Möller singled out the Jews as responsible for the Soviet atrocities in accordance with the Nazi theory of Judeo-Bolshevism, even though Polish Jews had nothing to do with the NKVD killings. As observed by British-Polish historian Prof. Norman Davies: in the [Lviv] personnel of the Soviet security police at the time, the high percentage of Jews was striking. The Einsatzgruppe C with the participation of Ukrainian National Militia, and the OUN leaders, organized the first pogrom, chiefly in revenge for the combined killings at Lviv's three prisons including Brygidki, Łąckiego and Zamarstynowska Street prisons. The German report stated that the majority of the Soviet murder victims were Ukrainian. Although a significant number of Jewish prisoners had also been among the victims of the NKVD massacres (including intellectuals and political activists), the Polish Jews were targeted collectively. An ad hoc Ukrainian People's Militia – which would soon be reorganized by Himmler as the Ukrainische Hilfspolizei (Ukrainian Auxiliary Police) – was assembled to spearhead the first pogrom. In the presence of the newly arrived German forces, the infuriated and irrational crowd took the violent actions against the Jewish population of the city.
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Ukraine: Nationalists stage torch-lit memorial march for UPA general Shukhevych
Members of the Ukrainian nationalist 'Sokol' organisation staged a memorial march in the western Ukrainian city of Kamianets-Podilskyi on Tuesday, to commemorate the anniversary of the death of Nazi collaborator and Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) general Roman Shukhevych.
Marchers, including young children, carried burning torches and flags bearing the symbols of Ukraine's Freedom Party.
Before serving as a general in the UPA Shukhevych was a senior officer in military units that collaborated with Nazi Germany, and that are alleged to have taken part in massacres of Jewish and Polish people in Ukraine, Belarus and Poland. He later went on to fight a guerrilla war against the Soviet Union.
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He is one of the most prominent figures of the national struggle of the 30s - 50s of the past century, who became the symbol of the heroic struggle for the Ukrainian sovereign state. However, it is quite difficult to find out the truth about General Roman Shukhevych – the legendary commander of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army. According to historians, that is due to the fact that many of these myths were premeditately based on Soviet propaganda.
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Ukraine: Far-right Azov Battalion stage memorial march for UPA General Shukhevych
Members and supporters of the Azov Battalion staged a torch lit memorial march through Lviv on Saturday, honouring the late General of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) Roman Shukhevych, 66 years on since his death.
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Ukraine: Far-right Azov Battalion march to honour UPA General Shukhevych
Members and supporters of the far-right Azov Battalion staged a torch-lit memorial march through Lviv on Sunday, honouring the late General of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) Roman Shukhevych, 67 years on since his death.
During the march, members lit flares and carried flags depicting the far-right group's emblem.
Military General and leader of the UPA, Roman Shukhevych was responsible for leading his army in an ethnic cleansing operation against the Polish in 1943. He also waged guerrilla conflicts against the Soviet Union and the Czechoslovakia.
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Ukrainian officials celebrate genocidal nationalist
The administration of Lviv invited residents to Shukhevych Fest to mark the 110th birthday of Ukrainian insurgent army leader Roman Shukhevych, exactly 76 years after he led the Lviv pogroms with Nazi authorities, killing at least 6,000 Jews in July 1941. RT America’s Alexey Yaroshevsky has the story.
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Oct 14, 2012 Ukraine_Ukrainian nationalists honor guerilla army on anniversary
Over 10,000 Ukrainian nationalists gathered in Kiev on Sunday to mark the 70th anniversary of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army's founding.
The rally was held by the Shevchenko monument in the city center.
The guerilla movement was created in 1942, and fought against both the invading German forces and the Soviet Union in Western Ukraine.
Views on the Insurgent Army continue to divide Ukrainian society -- with some branding its members as Nazi collaborators and others considering them to be freedom fighters.
The rally was led by activists from the ultra-nationalist Svoboda party, who carried their movement's flags and portraits of the Ukrainian WWII guerilla commanders Stepan Bandera and Roman Shukhevych.
In 2010, then-President Viktor Yushchenko awarded the title Heroes of Ukraine to the Insurgent Army's leaders -- a decision that was later annulled by a court.
While the celebration was being held, supporters of the Ukrainian Communist party gathered by a statue of Lenin, and held a symbolic trial of Insurgent Army fighters.
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Ukraine: Nationalists pay tribute to UPA General Shukhevych
Ukrainian nationalists from the ultra-right Svoboda party paid tribute to Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) General Roman Shukhevych by holding a festival in his honour in Kiev on Friday.
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The 14th Waffen Grenadier Division (1st Galician) (German: 14. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS (galizische Nr. 1)) Ukrainian: 14а Гренадерська Дивізія СС (1а галицька)), prior to 1944 titled the 14th SS-Volunteer Division Galicia Ukrainian: 14а Добровільна Дивізія Галичина) was a World War II German military formation made up predominantly of military volunteers with a Ukrainian ethnic background from the area of Galicia, later also with some Slovaks and Czechs. Formed in 1943, it was largely destroyed in the battle of Brody, reformed, and saw action in Slovakia, Yugoslavia and Austria before being renamed the first division of the Ukrainian National Army and surrendering to the Western Allies by 10 May 1945.
Volodymyr Kubiyovych (Ukrainian Father Jewish Mother) founded this Division in order for Ukrainians to aid the Ukrainian Insurgent Army with weapons. Hitler found out of it's existence on March 23 1945. He ordered an immediate disband of the Division, as he realized it would be fighting Germany with help from Germany itself.
Галичина (дивизия СС)
וולודימיר Kubiyovych (אבא האוקראיני אמא יהודי) ייסד אוגדה זו על מנת האוקראינים לסייע הצבא המיליציה האוקראינית עם נשק. היטלר מצא את קיומו ב -23 במארס 1945. הוא ציווה על פירוק מיידי של הדיביזיה, שכן הבין כי יילחם בגרמניה בעזרת גרמניה עצמה.
14-та гренадерська дивізія військ СС «Галичина» (нім. 14 Division Grenadiere der Waffen-SS «Galizien») — підрозділ у складі військ Ваффен-СС Німеччини, що існував у 1943–1945 роках і був укомплектований з українців греко-католицького віросповідання, фактично виключно галичан. З 19 квітня 1945 року.
Wołodymyr Kubijowycz (ukraiński ojciec i żydowska matka) założył tę dywizję, aby Ukraińcy pomagali ukraińskiej armii milicyjnej bronią. Hitler znalazł swoje istnienie 23 marca 1945 r. Nakazał natychmiastowe rozwiązanie dywizji, ponieważ zrozumiał, że będzie walczył z Niemcami z pomocą samych Niemiec.
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Ukrainians Hold Torchlight March To Honor Nationalist Leader
Ukrainians staged a torchlight march through the streets of Kyiv to mark the 108th anniversary of the birth of the late nationalist leader, Stepan Bandera. (RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service)
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Attaching the Holocaust with OUN is a search for demons
Excerpt of remarks by Askold Lozynsky, Attorney and Former President, Ukrainian World Congress, Boonton, New Jersey, 4 May 2016.
- Connecting the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (Організація Українських Націоналістів) and Ukrainian Insurgent Army (Українська Повстанська Армія) with the Holocaust is a search for demons
- Jewish Bolshevism underpinned the Communist Party in Ukraine, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (Організація Українських Націоналістів) and Ukrainian Insurgent Army (Українська Повстанська Армія) never had a mandate against Jews, never an agenda against Jews, i.e. our purpose was not to assist the Nazi party in decimating Jews
- OUN was intent on creating a Ukrainian state. It exploited the war between Nazi Germany against the Soviet Union.
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Ukraińcy o UPA i Banderze - Sonda Uliczna
Lwów, Leopolis. Perła kresów wschodnich. Przed uchodźstwem w Anglii, to właśnie w tym mieście moja pra-babcia spędzała dużo czasu, i to właśnie o Lwowie opowiadała mojej Mamie, moja śp. Babcia. To Lwów z wszystkich miast w pewnym sensie reprezentował dla mojej rodziny tą utracaną i utęsknioną i utracaną Ojczyznę. Dlatego tam byliśmy; by przejść śladami naszych przodków, przejść się po rynku, pójść do biblioteki Baworowskich, usiąść w Hotelu George i oddać hołd Orlętom Lwowskim.
Podczas kilkudniowego pobytu z moim bratem w mieście postanowiliśmy jednak nagrać materiał, i wyszła właśnie ta oto sonda uliczna. Tematem wschodnim się pasjonuję od lat; ukończyłem „Politics with East European Studies” na School of Slavonic and East European Studies na University College London; zresztą trzy z moich pierwszych materiałów były właśnie o relacjach polsko-ukraińskich. Dwa lata później, wreszcie wróciłem do tego trudnego lecz ważnego tematu.
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Artykuły, Materiały i Książki o Relacjach Polsko-Ukraińskich:
Grzegorz Motyka:
Od rzezi wołyńskiej do akcji Wisła, Wydawnictwo Literackie, Kraków 2011, ISBN 978-83-08-04576-3
Pany i rezuny. Współpraca AK-WiN i UPA 1945–1947 (współautor z Rafałem Wnukiem), Wyd. Volumen, Warszawa 1997
Władysław Filar:
Wołyń 1939-1944. Eksterminacja, czy walki polsko-ukraińskie, Wydawnictwo Adam Marszałek, Toruń 2003. ISBN 83-7322-621-4
Eksterminacja ludności polskiej na Wołyniu w drugiej wojnie światowej Warszawa 1999, wyd. Światowy Związek Żołnierzy Armii Krajowej, ISBN 83-908944-3-2