of poison; there was such a pen in which the poison was located, and with the help of this pen, stashinskyn the face of banderia immediately after the death of stepan bandera, the myth about him very quickly becomes part of anti-soviet propaganda. stefan ’s iron to him, and not what’s going on about them truths studied , they came up with such a version that kgb agents killed him and that means he died for the idea 1959 canada in the city. edmonton a memorial service is underway. in honor of the former leader of the oum people, it is the third largest, in general, among all the countries in which ukrainians live. that is, if ukraine is in the first place, second in russia, then in third place canada has developed to really quite large ones, and the diaspora of ukrainians, with which canadian special services began to actively work after the second world war, first of all. after the end of the war, it becomes a refuge for thousands of escaped ukrainian nationalists. more recently collaborated with hitler it can be said that the ideology of post-soviet ukraine was largely created in canada.

ethnic poles in the new polish-lithuanian commonwealth. disenfranchised minority voivode belo ya stashinskysaid in plain text, we demand from belarusians only one thing: think in polish, speak in polish , pump resources out of the land and hold them as a raw material appendage and market cheap labor . nobody was going to. here, to build , say, enterprises , women were cut down in belovezhskaya pushcha. they could work. is that in the servants the so-called peace, the men wrapping the christmas trees survived the one who had land as an inheritance or bought with earned money money in other countries for their bread. we only had enough until the new year , as they say, well, the potatoes would last until spring, the rest was earned by working as laborers. let us go to the lords to destroy the originality of the lands to erase the language culture traditions the polish authorities did not hide the plans of the cities and streets received a new name books newspapers in belarusian under a ban for disobedience inevitable punishment the use of the belarusian language was strictly forbidden. i was

i stashinsky in 1939 in the summer of thirty- nine, in my opinion, he directly said, we only demand frompeak in polish , pump resources out of the land and keep them as a raw material appendage and a market for cheap labor . nobody was going to. here, to build , say, enterprises , women were cut down in belovezhskaya pushcha. they could work. is it possible that in the service, the so-called peace, christmas trees, the man who turned around survived was the one who had land as an inheritance or bought with money earned in other countries in his bread. we had enough of tokyo until the new year there was enough, as they say, but the potatoes lasted until spring; the rest was all earned by working as laborers. we went about destroying the identity of the land. to erase the language, culture , traditions of the plan did not hide the cities and the streets received a new name. newspaper books in belarusian were banned for disobedience ; inevitable punishment ; the use of the belarusian language was categorically and without fail prohibited. in the schools , the schools were only polish; they