Jewish memory tablet. What Israeli Holocaust researchers wrote about Bandera

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

It is no secret that there are many self-hating Jews in the new Ukrainian elite, especially in Dnepropetrovsk. But, after all, the new Ukraine is Bandera Ukraine. Red and black flags are everywhere, starting from the Maidan and ending with almost all pro-Ukrainian users of social networks. It seems to me that not only friendship, but even sitting "on the same field" of Jews with Banderas is unthinkable. It's like the Jews in Germany would be friends not just with the Germans, but with the new Hitlerites. Indeed, in relation to the Jews, Ukrainian nationalists during the Holocaust were superior to the German Nazis in hatred and Judaism. Why are the Jews not afraid that, having dealt with the Muscovites, the Ukronazists will take on the Jews?

To justify their love for the banderushka, they say that, allegedly, the anti-Bandera information was invented and disseminated by Putin, Stalin and the Russians. At least Rusnya exaggerates some isolated cases of Bandera anti-Semitism in the media.

So I put together an anti-Bandera vmordotyk only from Jewish Israeli OFFICIAL sources, primarily from the Jewish Encyclopedia, compiled by reputable rabbis and Jewish professors on the history of Israeli and American universities.

But, perhaps, Russian goyim were hired to compile the Jewish encyclopedia? I give a certificate from the Jewish encyclopedia itself

Editorial office of the "Electronic Jewish Encyclopedia"

ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF JEWISH COMMUNITIES IN DIASPORA

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Jerusalem, 2003-2007

Administration

General manager: Eliyahu Valk

Editor-in-chief: Marina Gutgartz

Administrative Director: Katya Yosefi

Editors

• Chief editors: Mark Kipnis, Dr. Naftali Prat
• Scientific Editors: Marina Genkina, Dr. Natalia Daragan, Vladimir Korenman, Vladimir Mak, Leonid Priceman, Abraham Torpusman, Dr. Alec Epstein
• Literary editors: Yigal Gorodetsky, Marina Gutgarts, Rachel Torpusman, Raisa Sheftel

The surnames are purely Jewish, so it is not appropriate to suspect of goy authorship.

So to the point! Article "Ostrog"

In 1920–39. Ostrog is part of Poland. … Having received a message that the Germans were preparing another action, 800 Jews fled to the forests. The action took place on October 15, 1942: about three thousand people were killed in the vicinity of the city - all Jews who remained in Ostrog.

Most of those who fled died at the hands of Ukrainian peasants or units of Ukrainian nationalists (OUN; see Ukraine. Jews of Ukraine during World War II)

Here is a small quote from the Jewish encyclopedia, article "Ukraine"

On the eve of the war, the OUN formulated its position on the Jewish question:

“The indictment will be long. The verdict will be short ».

There was no particular difference in the attitude towards Jews between the two groups into which the OUN was divided - under the leadership of S. Bandera and A. Melnik - there was no. In mid-July 1941, a meeting of the leadership of the OUN Bandera group was held in Lvov, the participants of which agreed with Professor S. Lenkavsky:

"Relatively Jewsaccept all methods that lead to them destruction". The Melnikovites also believed that the Jews were collectively guilty before the Ukrainian people. and must be destroyed.

OUN members killed thousands of Jews during the massacreorganized on July 25, 1941 (the so-called Petliura day) in Lvov, Ternopil, Stanislav (see Ivano-Frankivsk) and several other settlements.

The press in the Ukrainian language in the occupied territories, especially those publications led by Ukrainian nationalists, was distinguished by even more militant anti-Jewish sentiments than publications published in other regions of the USSR.occupied by the Germans

This is perhaps the most important thing. Russian goyim do not "exaggerate individual cases of anti-semitism," and Jewish official Israeli government sources claim in the official Jewish Israeli encyclopedia that the ukronationalists are worse than the German Nazis in relation to Jews. Everything is relative. Ukrainians are worse than Germans in the Jewish question !!!

I even wrote a separate study on this topic.

Babi Yar is a Ukrainian crime, not a German one !!! There were 1200 Ukrainian punishers and 300 German ones. Ukrainians are proud of it

I continue to quote from the Jewish encyclopedia, article "Ukraine":

in the newspaper "Ukrainian Word" published in Kiev in October-December 1941 in each roomanti-Semitic materials were published. In one of the latest issues of the newspaper, an article was published entitled:

The Jews are the greatest enemies of humanity

Detachments of armed organizations created by Ukrainian nationalists, even those that fought the Germans, such as the OUN and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), mainly pursued and exterminated Jews who fled to the forests, and members of the OUN, who continued to serve in the Ukrainian police, as before, actively participated in anti-Jewish actions.

Stop! Above important! To powder their brains with Bandera powder, self-hating Jews use the fact that, sometimes, some Ukronazis fought against the Germans, which means they are good and Putin is bad. But, as you can see, as far as Jews are concerned, the Ukronazis have always been equally disposed towards Jews. I repeat, this is a Jewish encyclopedia compiled by Israeli scholars many years before the Maidan.

Another article from the Jewish encyclopedia:

Ukraine. Jews of Ukraine during the Second World War (1939–45)

KEE, volume 8, col. 1244–1254 Updated: 2006-16-08

UKRAINE. JEWS OF UKRAINE DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR (1939-45)

A huge role in the extermination of the Jews of Ukraine was played by Ukrainian police units, most of which consisted of residents of the western regions of Ukraine.

On August 19, 1941, the local Ukrainian police in Bila Tserkva were ordered to shoot Jewish children, whose parents had already been destroyed. The brutality with which this order was carried out led to an attempt by the command of the 295th German division to stop the shooting.

It was postponed briefly and then resumed. On September 6, 1941, after the execution in Radomyshl of more than 1, 1 thousand adult Jews of the Einsatzgruppen, the Ukrainian police were ordered to destroy 561 children. On October 16, 1941, the Jewish population of Chudny (about 500 people) was shot by the Ukrainian police on the orders of the German commandant Berdichev.

In Lvov, Ukrainian police took an active part in the deportation of Jews to the Yaniv concentration camp and their extermination. So, one of the Ukrainian policemen confessed to the head of the Greek Catholic (Uniate) Church in Ukraine, Metropolitan A. Sheptytsky, that he killed 75 Jews in one night.

There were cases when units of Ukrainian nationalists mobilized Jews who fled to the forests into their ranks, but these were exclusively doctors, nurses and some categories of artisans. Some of them were subsequently shot

The number of exterminated Jews who were residents of Ukraine on June 22, 1941 is more than 1 million 400 thousand people (more than half of all Soviet Jews who died during the Holocaust). Ukraine lost 60% of its pre-war Jewish population.

The Jews of Ukraine experienced the unusually brutal conditions of the occupation, they were doomed to total annihilation. Affected their position and the sharply negative attitude of the overwhelming majority of the local population, many of whose representatives in one form or another took part in anti-Jewish actions

The Ukrainian Jews who survived the Holocaust greeted the Red Army with joy.

It is even more interesting what the Jewish encyclopedia writes about modern but pre-Maidan Ukraine

Ukraine. By the mid-1990s. anti-Semitism in Ukraine has intensified. Judophobic ideas were promoted by a number of parties and movements nationalist orientation: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), Ukrainian National Assembly and Ukrainian National Self-Defense (UNA-UNSO)...

They all went on oldtraditions of the Ukrainian nationalist movement, in which Jews ("Jews") were the main accomplice of the main enemy - "Moskal".

I interrupt the quotation to emphasize an important point. Ukronazis, even in our peacetime, united Jews and Muscovites into one hostile heap.

Anti-Semitic publications were full of youth publications of the bodies of the national-extremist parties "Neskorena Nation", "Voice of the Nation", "Ukrainian Obriy". They also began to appear in newspapers with a large circulation. For example, in 1994 alone, the newspaper Za Vilna Ukrainu (Lvov) published about 70 anti-Semitic articles and materials.

In 1991, an attempt was made to blow up Kievskayasynagogues. In 1994, the graves in the Jewish cemetery in Chernivtsi, in the same year the apartment of the poet A. Isachenko-Katsnelson was set on fire.

Anti-Semitic ideas were spread by small groups of Ukrainian ultranationalists acting mainly in the western regions of the country.

In January 2002, a synagogue was desecrated in Nikolaev … Glasses were broken, inscriptions appeared on the walls: "Jews, get out of Ukraine!"

V KievIn January 2002, many Jewish businessmen received threatening e-mails and images of the swastika and Magen David appeared on the doors of their apartments.

In February, the Ukrainian Idealist organization organized an anti-Semitic demonstration during Lvov … 200 people marched through the streets of the city, shouting: "Jews, get out of Lvov!", "Jews, get out of the Ukraine!" The authorities took no action to stop the procession.

Anti-Semitic sentiments are particularly prevalent in the west of Ukraine.

So, on the synagogue building Lutsk constantlythe image of the swastika appears.

At the end of March 2002, during the Passover celebrations, a young man stabbed B. Tsudechkus, a World War II veteran, who did not allow him to enter the synagogue

In April 2002, about 50 young people passed with shouts of "Death to the Jews!" through the streets Kiev, attacked the central synagogue. They broke into the building, knocked out the windows and started a pogrom inside. Three Jews were injured, including the rabbi's 15-year-old son.

In 2002, a series of anti-Jewish incidents occurred in Dnepropetrovsk.

On July 30, 2003, an 18-year-old Israeli was attacked in Kieva group of skinheads

On August 28, Rabbi W. Feinstein was attacked near the Brodsky synagogue in Kieva group of young people and with serious injuries was sent to the hospital. No one was arrested in connection with this incident.

In January 2004, a private security guard attacked several Jews distributing food to those in need of the cafeteria. LvovPolytechnic University. The prosecutor's office opened an investigation into the incident, but it was soon dropped. In March and July, windows were shattered in the Odessa synagogue. In April 2004, a swastika was painted on the Holocaust Memorial in Kharkiv.

In early May, the rabbi Ivano-FrankivskM. Kolesnik criticized the local police for doing nothing to protect members of the Jewish community. Leaflets of an unknown group calling themselves the National Salvation Front are being distributed in the city, in which it is required to expel all Jews from Ukraine and a blood libel against them is put forward.

July 11, near the Brodsky synagogue in KievRabbi H. Pikovsky was beaten. 23 August at Odessa in the central part of the city during the day, two rabbis were attacked - D. Feldman and F. Chechelnitsky, who taught at the local yeshiva. Three drunken attackers were tied up and taken to the police, where, in the presence of the police, one of them threatened the rabbis to “find and kill” and “kill all the Jews”. A few days after this incident, Rabbi F. Chechelnitsky was beaten in the street. Despite the statement to the police, none of the attackers was arrested.

September 28, 2004 at Kiev in the afternoon the rabbi was beaten again - the representative of Chabad