penny, they even planned to become the king of ukraine, they wanted to make him archduke wilhelm franz of habsburge, he wore an embroidered shirt under his uniform, and they even came up with a name for him, vasil vyshivan. by the way, there is information that he was an open homosexual, well, in general, in the modern trend, the king was, all these trends, all these sentiments gradually penetrated deep into ukraine, which at that time, as you know, was part of the russian empire, but most clearly , these seeds sprouted in 1941, when... western ukraine with flowers, smiles, bread, salt, met the troops of the reich, joined the punitive troops and again began pogroms against jews. but the german command accepted this help and support for ukraine, but only in a fairly limited manner where it was needed, and as much as needed, for one reason. they are slavs, where do these restrictions come from? they were made by hitler, this is what he said: my mission, if i succeed, is to... destroy the slavs, the slavic problem is biological, not ideological, and the fight against the slavs must be carried out by

they wanted to make him archduke wilhelm franz of habsburg. embroidered shirt under his uniform, and they even came up with a name for him. vasil is embroidered. when western ukraine flowers, smiles, bread, salt, met the troops of the reich , joined the punitive troops, again began the jewish pogrom, but the german command accepted this help and support for ukraine, but only in a fairly limited way where needed and as much as needed, for one reason. they are slavs, where these restrictions come from, hitler made them, that's what he said, my mission, if i succeed, is that... to destroy the slavs, the slavic problem is biological, not ideological, and the fight against the slavs must be waged everyone europeans, it’s amazing, that is, all this talk, the fight against bolshevism, against communism, that this is the fight of the civilized west against the barbarians, this is all nonsense, these are not ideologists. she joined hands in the fight against the slavs as such, but what about today? i have a question: why, when the act of unconditional