Dear Infoukes:
In reference to the comments below the following excerpts from the 1994 book
of Ivan Bilas (in Russian) are particularly relevant:
Role of Repressive Organs in Strengthening the Totalitarian Regime
(1945-1953)
<http://www.willzuzak.ca/tp/ukrainophobia/bilas1994R-p547-579.pdf> Book
excerpt, 1994; Ivan Bilas [pdf file; Russian]
Repressive-Punative System and Mass Deportations of Nations (1945-1947)
<http://www.willzuzak.ca/tp/ukrainophobia/bilas1994R-p502-513.pdf> Book
excerpt, 1994; Ivan Bilas [pdf file; Russian]
Perhaps some enterprising people fluent in Russian could provide an
English-language translation of particularly relevant passages.
Regards
Will Zuzak; 2014.03.04
From: Bohdan Wynnyckyj [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: March 4, 2014 7:32 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [politics] Donetsk paradox of "peaceful resistance"
Or putting on UPA uniforms and slaughtering Poles in Halychyna. Let us not
forget that dirty trick.
The NKVD/Russian mind is perhaps only matched in evil by Al-Qaeda
On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 12:02 PM, Pavlo Ivanchenko <[email protected]>
wrote:
Or what Stalin did to Finland by shelling a Russian village close to the
border then blame it on the Finns. As for these Russian citizens acting this
way on Ukrainian territory only further proves that "derzhava Ukraina" is a
joke and that the local authorities are not acting to stop this. By doing so
they are being complicit. Russian citizens apparently have greater rights on
Ukrainian soil than even Ukrainian citizens themselves. And the government
in Kyiv is doing nothing yet Tymoshenko is flew to Moscow. With such a
"narod" why should the west come to Ukraine's defense if the nation cannot
even defend itself from within???
P.S. Is the Russian tri-color flag still flying over the Khakiv ODA? What is
Kernes and the local authorities going to do about it?
On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 7:28 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
http://gazeta.ua/articles/politics/_vlada-v-donecku-perejshla-do-separatisti
v-u-budivli-oda-zalishayutsya-zaruchniki/545265
A group of Russian infiltrators (citizens of Russia) have seized power in
central Donetsk, proclaimed their "Governor" and demand "federalization"
(the new "Putin doctrine" for Southeast Ukraine). The police could have
dealt with them, but did not on the excuse that interfering with
"foreigners" from Russia would give Putin a pretext for invading "to defend
his co-citizens"....
Meanwhile the same plan has failed in Odesa...
But the most worrisome development is the talk that Russia plans to kill
some of its own soldiers in the Crimea, blame it on the "Banderites" and use
that as an excuse to start a genuine shooting war.. An adapted leaf from
Hitler's book when he invaded Poland in 1939.
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