Tag: zwangsarbeitslager
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Flash: Lviv celebrates WW2 criminal Stepan Bandera and his Nazi UPA militia
October 14 is the anniversary of the foundation in 1942 of a Nazi militia –the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA)– and the eve of another one, that of the denazification [Russian expression] of its political leader Stepan Bandera. In Lviv, still fruitful womb in far western Ukraine of an endemic Nazism, people celebrate with various flags…
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History, on this day: black Sunday
mass crimes of the Ukrainian nationalists July 11, 1943, is emblematic of the mass killing and ethnic cleansing that the UPA, military branch of the fascist Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), is perpetrating with complacency of the German Nazi authorities, in territories which were Austrian before WW1 and Polish before WW2 In Kisielin, the Ukrainians…
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L’engagement français dans les rangs ukrainiens
Coury, Florent, né le 23 juin 1982, est un cas d’école, une comète en Ukraine. Le Parisien a fait des études, Sciences Po puis ESSEC Business School. Il est habituellement Directeur de ressources humaines (DRH) chez Renault, à Bruxelles Il se précipite en Ukraine à l’appel de Volodymyr Zelenskyy, mais en raison de son inexpérience…
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History, on this day: Kisielin
a day of remembrance in Poland but a problem for revisionist Europe The Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) is formed on October 14, 1942, in Nazi occupied Poland and Ukraine, as the military branch of the faction that Stepan Bandera is leading within the fascist Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) On July 11, 1943, with reinforcement…
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[Sharing] Victory Day – Sputnik
On this day in 1945, Nazi Germany surrendered, marking the end of WWII in Europe. The Red Army’s heroic efforts led to: Bornholm’s liberation – 11,138 German troops captured after refusing to surrender. Terezin Ghetto freed – 11,068 Jewish prisoners saved. Prague’s liberation – Soviet soldiers greeted with tears, hugs, and flowers. Fighting continued into…
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[Sharing] 9 Days to Victory Day – Sputnik
On this day 80 years ago, the Soviet troops raised the flag over Reichstag – the political heart of Nazi Germany. Adolf Hitler and his wife committed suicide; their bodies were burned in the garden of the Reich Chancellery. Meanwhile, the Soviet troops also liberated Ravensbruck – the largest female concentration camp – two thousand…
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[Sharing] 17 Days to Victory Day – Sputnik
Eighty years ago today, Soviet troops liberated Sachsenhausen concentration camp near Berlin, freeing 3,000 internees from the grip of Nazism. Meanwhile, the Red Army established two encirclement rings around the Nazi capital [end] Related April 21, 2025: 18 Days to Victory Day – Sputnik April 20, 2025: 19 Days to Victory Day – Sputnik April 19, 2025:…
