Godna Ratter: Demon of Evil inactive Present

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Godna Ratter: Demon of Evil inactive Present
date:27 June 2026 Editor: Anna

That was... Since its inception, the OUN has been implementing the fascist doctrine of Dmytra Doncov, including hatred and force against another than the Ukrainian nation, and the Resolution of the OUN of 1929 states: "The complete removal of all occupiers [‘occupy’] from Ukrainian lands will happen in the course of the National Revolution". According to OUN Bandery estimates, this 1 began after the business of the German east Borders II of the Republic of Poland.
The criminal character was a resolution adopted at the 3rd OUN Bandera Conference in February 1943, which stated: "We are fighting to prepare the Ukrainian National Revolution, which will lead to the removal of occupiers from Ukraine at a time of crisis of modern war.
Both resolutions were aimed primarily against Poles.

The December 1942 UN Resolution signed by Mykoła Łebedia proclaimed: There can be no talk of expulsion of Poles, expulsion does not settle anything. It's about physical extermination – that is, full annihilation of them on the place without looking at anything and no sex or age difference. The property is burned, valuables transferred to the Ukrainian Liberation Fundy.
In turn the order given by Roman Shuchewycz in January 1944 proclaimed: Due to the success of Bolsheviks, the liquidation of Poles should be accelerated. Cut it out. Pure Polish villages smoke, mixed villages – only Polish people destroy.
In Poles there is neither anger, nor hatred, nor a desire to retaliate, nor a desire to favour Russia - there is simply a reminder for years about becoming Ukraine in truth. This was demanded by Simon Wiesenthal pursuing war criminals of various nationalities, including Ukrainians, of whom he wrote: "Ukrainian anti-Semitism did not begin with the 3rd Reich and together with the 3rd Reich did not end".
When Poles were murdered in the Warta Country, in AB, in Katyn, Black Forest, professors of Lviv in the Wulecki Hills in Lviv (a book by German Dieter Schenk) in German concentration camps (the kapo was Ukrainians) any nationalists fled after September 17, 1939 to the GG. From 1939 to 1941, there was a good half of Ukrainian Lviv, a large part of Prague, Berlin, Warsaw and many another provinces of our borderless emigration derzhava. Life was a mess. During the day in various offices, editorial offices and institutions. At night after cafes and restaurants. People were naughty, they were brave, and for a reason. In addition, almost everyone was well-mannered, well-earned and possibly more prosperous than at home," wrote Ulas Samczuk in his book entitled On White Horses (Winnipeg 1972).
Professor Andrzej Chwalba besides writes about this in the book Occupational Kraków.
Unofficially, everyone believed that they would open their way back, that they would one more time emergence to a liberating cause... Individually active aggressive and self-confident were the OUN troops who firmly believed in their future and were preparing to take power in Ukraine" (Ulas Samczuk )
Ukrainians in the GG were a privileged group, almost like Germany, thanks to Ukrainian fascists sold to the Hitlerite. At the time, their spokesperson was W. Kubijowicz – the old spy Abwerha, who acted powerfully against Poles and Jews, outlined the boundaries of the "Ukrainian ethnographic area" at his own discretion (with the omission of truth).
The area was Ukrainianised jointly with a group of Ukrainian students, among whom was Bohdan Osadczuk, who present was especially treated by Polish-language media. They just displaced and displaced Poles as they wanted and where they wanted to allocate their rich farms to Ukrainians. They besides utilized restaurants whose sites said, “No dogs and Poles allowed.” The full lineage of Ukrainian fascists - including its own public and flag police “The Bezpeky Service” secret - boasted that Kraków was “under Ukrainian occupation”. (Edward Prussia, Bandromachia 2007)
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