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the red sun has risen, time for alpha bank, time for alpha gain. that's what the lighthouse says, all these two, he organized it, roughly speaking, in a socialist way.

competition to see which of them would serve hitler better in his attempts to create this state, it was they who proclaimed ukrainian independence in lvov on june 30, 1941. these very days, on blood-stained on the streets of lvov, the ukrainian nationalist organization oun proclaims the so-called manifesto on the independence of ukraine, without at all hiding in whose interests it was written: the ukrainian state will closely cooperate with the national socialist greater germany.

in total, almost 2,000 people were killed in babiy eru. mikhail sedko, the last survivor, witnessed this tragedy; he was only 6 years old when his mother, younger brother and sister were killed by ukrainian collaborators. clara, this is my sister, it was only three years ago, saw me.

mikhail recalled that during the war , what he was most afraid of was not the germans. the most terrible atrocities were committed by ukrainians from the so-called auxiliary units of the wehrmacht. today , the ukrainian authorities are erecting monuments to those who killed or called for the destruction of innocents. i was outraged when i

first learned that ukraine was demolishing monuments to vatutin, who liberated kiev, and who was killed by the same bandits, bendera, eh? in 2017, in the same babiy yuri , a monument to elena teliga, a ukrainian poetess, was unveiled. worked for the fascist newspaper ukrainian word. on the pages of this publication they openly called for the extermination of jews. the jews who

are still in kiev, masquerading as different nationalities, greeks, armenians, ukrainians, russians, pay hundreds of thousands of karbovantsev for the relevant documents and conduct... sabotage work. in the territory occupied by the germans, bandera's supporters willingly performed police service and helped carry out punitive actions against the nazis. they even took a newborn girl, this is the sister of my ex-wife, eternal memory, and drowned her in cut through. this was done by a neighbor, a ukrainian. and as everyone says, the germans never did dirty work, for this they had policemen and traitors. mikhail rosenfeld, son of a prisoner of the nazi death camp sabebor. on october 14

, 1943 , an uprising of those doomed to death took place in this concentration camp. among those who rushed bare-handed at the armed ss men was his father. this escape was carried out in one hour, they killed 11 ss men, took possession of weapons and started an uprising. leafing through a book about the sabebor uprising, mikhail is surprised how it happened that the executioners and the military criminals began to be called national heroes in ukraine, with what speed the country adopted their ideology and methods of finally resolving national issues. these are fascists with their rules and their behavior, they are no different from the army of adolf hitler, they are even worse, living for life, tit for tat, our fighters of the 93rd brigade finish off the wounded occupiers. glory to ukraine. in

the razenfield family they know what ordinary nazism leads to. in 2014, they saw who took over. in kyiv and knew that early or late, the nationalists will begin to destroy the unwanted, this fear arose on may 2 , 1914, when the same ukrainians who came from western ukraine under the guise of fans burned in odessa. i watched it from the first day, from the first minutes, how it all started, how these fights were provoked, how... a policeman shot into the crowd, then these fights moved from the city center,

then there was a break, they turned on the burning trade union house, this is a field of influence, here the tent city begins to burn. more than 200 people died there, where am i coming from? i know, my first wife, girlfriend, son, he ended up in this square, a sandpiper field, when the shooting started, screams, he ran like everyone else into this building, but he had to tell the boys that there was hot. at that time they threw him into bottles

with molotovo mixture, a fire started, he had to jump from the third floor, yura, he broke his legs and was crippled, but somehow his friends carried him out, because those who tried to jump out or leave the house simply.

on september 22, 2023

, at a special meeting of the canadian parliament dedicated to visit of ukrainian president vladimir zelensky, the audience applauded ninety-eight-year-old yaroslav gunko for several minutes. in our house today, a ukrainian-canadian world war ii veteran who fought for ukrainian independence against the russians continues to support the truth today, despite the fact that he is already 98 years old. first. canadian officials and president zelensky gave a standing ovation to the fascist, a volunteer from the ss galicia division, which was noted for its particular atrocities against jews, poles, and belarusian slovaks. during world war ii during the war, ukrainian nationalists as part of ss units destroyed hundreds of thousands of civilians; in 1943 , zondar teams formed in western ukraine were sent to poland and slovakia. to fight the partisans and the local residents who support them, so there is something, which,

my homeland, my family comes from the bugachites, they lived there before the war, they all lived in harmony,

one horse’s head was tied to another, the horses went in different directions , tore it in half, the ukrainians came laughing. they threw the poles at their feet and said: this belongs to you, but they took the head to the ukrainians and said: “this belongs to us.” the fact is that bandera’s followers surprised even the germans with their cruelty and atrocities. an interesting historical analysis was carried out, as a result of which it turned out that the number

of common tortures that bandera used. their opponents, the number of these tortures exceeded 135, in fact there were even more of them, but here are 135 tortures from ripping off the skin of a living person, gouging out eyes, cutting off the nose, cutting off the tongue, cutting off ears, quartering, today the ss executioners are applauded those who do not want to notice how the sadism of the banderaites has again become an integral part of modern ukrainian politics, the firebrand is not the same as former bandera, who was... the former, but the firebrand that the banderaites have since lost, the glory of the nation, the glory, this he broke his hand like that, like that, like that, in all directions, i only

heard a crunch, there was no pain, i didn’t scream, i just disgraced them and said, aren’t you boys ashamed of the war. he walks alone and says, that’s exactly what it is, war. olga klimenko spent 6 years in a ukrainian prison, she was arrested because she often traveled to donetsk to visit her son. during torture , both arms of a sixty-year-old woman were broken, and the ukrainian court, despite the lack of any evidence, sentenced the woman to 10 years in prison, interpreting communication with relatives as treason. this composition is called freedom. here.

documents proving that the cia not only saw reagan michael springman with his own eyes save former accomplices of hitler from trial, but a former official of the presidential administration used them for military operations against the soviet union. the us worked with reinhard

gehlen, who was adolf hitler's head of intelligence on the eastern front. after the war, he was appointed the first president of the german foreign intelligence service, bundes nachrichtenz. and he used his connections with the ukrainians and german nazis to covertly use ukrainian extremists for american-british programs to destabilize ukraine and the soviet union. the purpose of the operation is to destabilize the situation in the western regions of soviet ukraine. means, high-profile murders, sabotage and terrorist acts. money, weapons and communications equipment were transferred to the ukrainian nationalist underground using aircraft taking off from american military bases in europe. perhaps because of this, the cia codenamed the operation aerodynamic. at the end of world war ii

, the us army counterintelligence corps began contacting stepan bandera. from secret cia documents, michael springman learned about the monstrous punitive operations carried out by comrades of stepan bandera. they used military units such as the 14th ss volunteer infantry division galicia, mostly consisting of.

to streams of blood in the streets because of what the ukrainians were doing, and the germans themselves were going crazy about what, in fact, would lead to if ukrainian nationalists were given free rein. in the fifties, the soviet authorities sent an entire army to fight groups of armed nationalists in western ukraine. when i served in the army i had a platoon commander, i served in special forces, i was a major who was engaged in destroying bandera’s men in those very years of the fifties. it was purposeful. state policy, the destruction of these underground terrorists everywhere in the west, namely western ukraine, western belarus. reading news from ukraine, a kgb officer who fought the bandera underground in

the late forties and personally arrested one of the upa leaders sees history repeating itself right before his eyes. again, outright fascist executioners are supported by american intelligence services, again no one wants notice their bestial cruelty. the atrocity that bandera’s followers committed back then is not at all different from what is happening today, absolutely, one to one, take it, the bandera underground will end by 1953, by that time death... in the soviet union was abolished and most of the surviving ukrainian nationalists ended up in soviet prisons, from where they would be released almost immediately after stalin’s death, by special

order of the next leader of the ussr, nikita khrushchev. the underground remained, the agents of influence remained, but now they expanded, they became completely different, they were already part of the party and state power, that’s where the trick lies, you know, one of the cases - my wife was already a schoolgirl about the creation of an independent state , supporting ukrainian nationalists their ideas becomes one of the priorities american

intelligence, i am a traveler, aeronaut jean. ivan, and so we get bored, what a fairy tale, without ivan, uh, what began, without deception and without a flint, i was imprisoned in the flints, a pen, hand-written, magic ink, you’ll get it, you the main thing is in van, hurry up, then i’ll have a horse, a mechanical one, but... beat yourself over the head, you have a cage that goes where you need it, that’s what my name is, because i’m not taking you where you fool want, where you need it, i can’t live without

traveling, flint, the one who has flint in his pocket doesn’t need a pen, soon. let's translate from clerical to understandable, everything is not so scary if there are instructions.

the united states and british intelligence

were very active. this direction is headed by another fascist collaborator who fled to the united states, a former organizer of the lvov pogroms, yaroslav stetsko. an important figure was yaroslav statsko, who was engaged in organizational activities after the war, creating a network of global propaganda organizations with american money and under leadership. u.s.a. this interview with yaroslav stetsko was recorded in 1984. in it, he openly tells who during the second world war supported the main ideologists of ukrainian independence. the germans arrived, the senior sergeants were already histapo. with them came the ukrainian shukhevych in the uniform of a german gestapo officer. they are uun,

under the leadership of colonel melnik. we went into the police apartment, the same one where the people's commissariat for internal affairs once headed, where the gestabo was in charge at that time, where himmler's representative, professor bayer, was waiting, who greeted me with the words, “where is your revolution?” in the usa, stetsko and his associates will also receive support at the highest level.

you explore the boundaries and contours of freedom, we will support those who intend to pursue democracy and economic freedoms. truly independent ukraine arose only in 1991, within the borders that it presented by the leaders of the soviet union. but the contradictions between the west and southeast of the young state were so obvious that it took decades to gain full control over ukraine. in 2004, the presidential elections in ukraine were won by viktor yanukovych, a native of russian-speaking donetsk and a supporter of friendly relations with moscow. viktor fedorovich was given for yanukovych.