Ukrainian Jewish Committee Warns Kiev About Glorifying World War II Murderers of Jews

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On Friday, Eduard Dolinsky, Director of the Ukrainian Jewish Committee, told golos.ua:

The veneration of World War II-era Nazi groups and surging anti-Semitism in the Ukraine will inevitably affect relations with Israel. Currently, both countries enjoy a good relationship. However, the Ukraine’s glorification of the murderers of the Jewish population will eventually come back to haunt Kiev in its relations with Israel. This’ll happen shortly. This’ll depend on how the Ukraine acts. For example, Poland, as you know, banned entry for (the director of the Institute of National Memory) Vyatrovich as well as some of his allies and nationalists. Israel may also take similar measures. Besides, ultra-right sentiment and extremist groups will grow in the Ukraine if the government remains idle. The whole world is witnessing mounting rightwing extremist sentiment and stepped-up activity by radical groups in social life. If they take no action to counter this, this’ll build up day by day. In addition, their numbers would increase, eventually making the fight against them more difficult.

According to the Israeli Ministry of Diaspora Affairs, the number of anti-Semitic incidents doubled in the Ukraine in 2017 year-on-year, which comes against the backdrop of a glorification of nationalist leaders responsible for the murders and expulsion of Jews during World War II. It noted:

For a second successive year, the Ukraine saw the biggest number of anti-Semitic incidents among the former Soviet Union republics. There was anti-Semitic propaganda in politics, vandalism targeting Jewish cemeteries, buildings, and social centres, as well as monuments to Holocaust victims. However, they don’t take any effective action against vandals, with anti-Semitic incidents qualified as just hooliganism and not as hate crimes.

In May 2015, Ukrainian President P A Poroshenko signed a law glorifying the OUN (Ukrainian nationalists) and the UPA (Ukrainian Insurgent Army), a terrorist group outlawed in Russia, labelling their activity as a struggle for the country’s independence. Statues to nationalist Nazi collaborators S A Bandera and R I Shukhevich arise across the Ukraine, memorial events and torchlight processions occur in their memory, and they name streets after them.

1 June 2018

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http://tass.com/society/1007559

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Aleksei Zhuravko: “In the 21th Century, They Killed a Famous Public Figure, a Journalist, a Writer”

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Dear Friends!

Today marks the third anniversary of the death of O A Buzina, one of the Ukraine’s finest writers, brutally murdered by nationalist bastards. His books are always on my desk. In the 21st century, they killed a famous public figure, a journalist, a writer. Why is Europe silent? On the other hand, is that the essence of European values? You can kill a man in broad daylight based only on his beliefs, thoughts, and free speech? Over the last three years, it hurts to know that his killers walk free and that no one has faced charges. More than that, his killers aren’t exactly hiding their crime; they’re flaunting it. All of this is happening in front of the world, in front of the EU… all who see it know what happened, but they’re hypocritically silent. However, I’m sure that after the fall of this bloody régime, all those responsible will face justice for this crime against humanity.

Rest in peace, my dear friend! Eternal Memory!

Вечная ему память!

In Respect,

Aleksei Zhuravko

16 April 2018

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Aleksei Zhuravko: “I Want To Write Particularly About My Motherland… About My Beloved Ukraine!”

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Dear Friends!

Today, on International Women’s Day, I want to write particularly about one of my favourite women… about my motherland… about my beloved Ukraine! Yes, I’m perfectly aware that some of my readers read me just to make fun of her, to find out “What’s going on with the khokhols”, and if I write something good about my homeland, they attack me. However, your friends don’t choose for you your mother and motherland; I’ll always, no matter what, love my motherland and fight for it, for my beloved country! Nevertheless, it’s important to differentiate the country from the state. Moreover, the wild and bloody state that now rules my country has nothing to do with my motherland. Because when I talk about my Mother-Ukraine, I mean the bright, hard-working, light-filled, blessed, multinational Ukraine in which I was born.

Then, it was part of the USSR, but after the collapse of the union, my country wasn’t yet doomed. I, a loyal son of my motherland, and millions like me, fought to keep our motherland from forgetting its roots. I didn’t forget who her native peoples and countries were. We fought for the motherland and for truth, whereas others fought for money and darkness. All my life, both in politics and in ordinary life, I warned and beat the drum that we mustn’t forget our roots, and that our homeland could only be well and happy if it stayed in the circle of our fraternal peoples. Of course, it’s possible and necessary to develop links with other countries and peoples, as you wish to be friends with your neighbours, but you should never forget who your brothers and sisters are!

Some people laughed at me, calling me a vatnik and a sovok. Others didn’t care; they were bagging cash, taking it from the patrimony of our Mother Ukraine. In the end, what happened was what we saw. Somehow, through cowardice, through stupidity, a despotic state with a totalitarian and misanthropic ideology seized our country. Sorry for the analogy, but it’s relevant, they drugged, beat, dazed, and allowed our native Ukraine, our motherland, to spin directionless. It was tough. White trash beat up, drugged, and dragged away our native woman, our mother! Millions of men who drank and were proud of their dingly-danglies on 23 February did nothing in her defence. Today, penniless Ukrainians try to congratulate our beautiful women; we can’t forget that punks continue to rape our mother! I won’t forget! I’ll yell, scream, cry, and fight with my one useful hand for my mother… for the bright Ukraine! I can’t do it myself… even though I’m not alone; we’re not enough. Anyhow, those who understand are many, but those who actually do something to save the country from the ghouls aren’t enough.

As they say, you can forgive me for using such an allusion on a holiday like this, but you might as well just get it done, because as long as our allegorical Mother Ukraine dies and moans from the fangs and dirty hands of the white trash ghouls, very real girls and women die in the Donbass. They die from the shelling of a Ukrainian state (ugh) on our Ukrainian land! Moreover, as long as the thugs allow our allegorical Mother Ukraine to spin directionless, more of our girls will leave in despair to other countries, where non-allegorical traps ensnare them. Our daughters, and after them our granddaughters and great-granddaughters, will have to celebrate International Women’s Day in Poland or Romania because we’re silent and won’t intercede for our mother!

This is a sad 8 March… just like each of the 365 days in which the beasts hover over my country.

Aleksei Zhuravko

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Something tells me that after this post, they’ll ban me from Facebook for the next 30 days…

8 March 2018

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Aleksei Zhuravko… Another “Record” of the Kiev Junta

The “missing” are either dead or in secret prisons (the CIA is famous for those, isn’t it?)… but the junta can’t admit that, can it?

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Dear Friends!

In 2017, there were 3,496 reported missing persons in Kiev. It’s about three (!) times more than such were before the Maidan. Representatives of the junta told us to calm down; they can account for most of the missing persons. “Only” 537 people are missing. Apparently, they’re gone forever. These are terrifying statistics, 537 tragedies for families and loved ones, a terrible price that shows the mess that our country’s become.

In Respect,

Aleksei Zhuravko

3 March 2018

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