Everything in life has its price, wine cannot be forgiven (Simon Wiesenthal)

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Everything in life has its price, wine cannot be forgiven (Simon Wiesenthal)
date:28 April 2025 Editor: Anna

Simon Wiesenthal, a steadfast huntsman of the perpetrators of genocide, a Polish hebrew (as he spoke of himself) from the Polish city of Buchacz wrote: “Whoever committed genocide, who helped send innocent people to death, has no right to die in peace. Everything in life has its price, wine cannot be forgiven, but simply abolished by repentance."
April 24 falls in Israel and the judaic diaspora the day of memory of Yom HaShoah. I will participate in the March of the surviving in Auschwitz to commemorate the dead and the murdered in prayer – announced the president of TSKŻ (Social and Cultural Society of Jews in Poland) during a performance commemorating the 110th anniversary of Armenian genocide.
Will this lead to a fresh circular of tensions in the relation between Poland and Israel? Or is it Germany Israel? due to the fact that that's what Victoria Bieliaszyn said in the Election Gazeta.


Victoria Bieliaszyn in mention to the inscription on the grave in the Monasterz, a inscription consistent with the fact, just as the present fact is the extermination of Jews by the Germans in Auschwitz. Ukrainian fascists from the OUN UPA band murdered Poles, Jews, Armenians, Roma, Czechs in the area attacked and occupied by Russia and in the area of free Poland, just as German Nazis murdered Jews, Poles in the area attacked and occupied by Germany Poland.
Victoria Bieliaszyn, a writer for GW and Political Criticism, half a Russian (as she speaks of herself) wrote: The plaque on the graves of UPA members in the monastery was replaced. "May lead to fresh circular of tension". "The collective grave of Ukrainians, UPA members liable for panic and genocide on defenceless Polish, Ukrainian and judaic populations. Lord God, have mercy on them." Board of 23.04.2025.
After the end of planet War II, “New UPA Societies moved from border areas to Lubaczów, Jarosław, Tomaszów Lubelski, Hrubieszów districts. Now, as in Volyn and east Małopolska, the population was in terrible danger. The horror was exacerbated by the fact that it was here that 300,000 Poles managed to escape the UPA axe."

Artur Bata in his book “Bieszczady on fire” quotes a fragment of the diary of the sotenny UPA: “We run into huts in the village of Kuźmina. Commandant “Hromenko” between us. He gives the order – burn huts! At 1 minute respective twelve houses become on fire, each full of Poles. But there are besides our traitors (Ukrainians, neighbours of Poles). . The rafters throw grenades at the huts and shoot through the windows inside. Poles shout – brother, spare life! Hosts, make a mistake! – there are voices. Following enemy failure – 90 killed and about 100 wounded (women, children, men, author's footnote).’

Simon Wiesenthal wrote: Most generally, Ukrainians at an astonishingly fast pace switched to the Germans and collaborated with them. Especially Ukrainian police, after the German troops entered late June, in early July 1941, played a despicable role. Most of these people had previously served in the russian militia, due to the fact that after occupying these areas in 1939 The Russians based primarily on the Ukrainian population, consisting of parobeks, peasants and workers, and thus as if from an presumption susceptible to appropriate ideology. erstwhile the Russians had to withdraw, it took only 24 hours for the erstwhile militia to submit to new, national socialist rulers and to become their most faithful helpers.
(... )The Ukrainian auxiliary police in Galicia, frequently marked only by yellow-blue sleeve bands and equipped by Germans with the essential weapons, constituted an avant-garde of German troops and SS troops. Her task, which she did with enthusiasm, was to capture Jews and representatives of Polish intelligence and transmit them, so to speak, grouply to the Nazis for liquidation".

Szymon Wiesenthal in his memoirs “Law, No Revenge” presents documentation of selected cases he dealt with in search of war criminals (to bring them to justice). According to his research, “an apparent number of Nazis with unclean conscience settled in Canada, ...we showed the Canadian government a list of 218 Ukrainian SS officers, which did not consequence in any of them being deprived of citizenship. In December 1986, we sent additional data on immigration to Canada from 1948 to 1951 about 8 1000 soldiers of the Ukrainian division "SS Galizien". This was contrary to the then regulations which prohibited the settlement in Canada of erstwhile SS until at least 1952.

What about the settlement in Poland coming from the east border, who inactive haven't accounted for the crimes of genocide today? The settlement of the leaders of the flagism seems to conflict with the morlanic burrows and the safety of the state and the Polish people.

Oh, my God.
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