The Jews were not told who killed their heroes in Warsaw in April 1943. –

/ world today news/ On April 19, about 10,000 Jews and Poles participated in the annual March of the Living in southern Poland in memory of the victims of the Holocaust. The traditional three-kilometer route leads from the infamous Arbeit macht frei (“Work makes you free”) sign on the door of the Nazi death camp Auschwitz to the crematoria of nearby Birkenau. This year the march coincided with the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.

Those who are interested know that during Pesach /Passover/ on April 19, 1943, the Germans began an operation to liquidate one of the largest Jewish ghettos in Europe. Responsible for the results of the operation was the SS Grupenführer, /Lieutenant-General/ Jürgen Stroop, who had been recalled from Lviv to Warsaw.

But the fighters of the Jewish Military Union and the Jewish Fighting Organization had carefully prepared for defense, and on the signal of the combat alarm “Jan-Warsaw” began to put up a fierce resistance, using attics, underground passages and cellars. The fights continue until May 16.

Initially, only Jewish and Polish policemen and German gendarmes were involved in the case. However, after the first serious losses, Stroop ordered the recruitment of five hundred Ukrainians and Lithuanians, transferred from the camp in Trawniki, to participate in the purge, parts of the so-called “hivi” or “askar”.

Hiwis (hilfswilliger. HW) were volunteers who went over to the side of the Germans, who were initially used to serve in auxiliary units, but later began to participate in punitive actions.

Most Khiva of the Soviet prisoners of war were sent to the SS Travniki concentration camp. According to the documents, which have not been refuted by anyone, most of them were Ukrainians from the western regions of Ukraine and Poland. Before arriving in Warsaw, many of them served as guards in concentration camps in Treblinka, Sobibor, Biała Podlaska. The Ukrainian and Lithuanian Hivas became famous in Warsaw by finishing off the remaining Jews in the ruins of the ghetto.

Of course, due to modern political processes, the special role of Ukrainian penal units is generally not reflected either in Ukraine or in Poland. That’s why they didn’t remember them in this jubilee year either.

Meanwhile, Ukrainians – Khivas are well known. One of them, Ivan Demjanuk (Ivan the Terrible), is the famous warden from Sobibor. Fedor Fedorenko, a native of Dzhankoy, who, after surrendering and expressing a willingness to cooperate, became famous for punitive actions in the ghetto.

Fedorenko, as SS chief Wahman, commanded an incomplete battalion of Ukrainian Hivs, served in Treblinka, then participated in the liquidation of the Lublin ghetto in April 1943, and then arrived in Warsaw. The investigative department of the MGB of the Ukrainian SSR had sufficient evidence of his atrocities.

Fedorenko managed to escape to the United States, obtain citizenship, and travel as a tourist to Ukraine, where he was identified by former Treblinka prisoners and included in the famous “list of 59” Nazi criminals living in the United States. The extradition of Fedorenko and other executioners was requested by Nixon since Brezhnev, but Washington refused. Strangely, Mossad also let him live.

Nevertheless, the participant in the penal units was tried, deprived of citizenship and in 1984 was extradited to the USSR. The Ukrainian murderer of the Jews of the Warsaw ghetto became the first Nazi war criminal handed over by the United States to the Soviet Union. He was tried in the Ukrainian SSR during the perestroika in the summer of 1986 and sentenced to death, after which they managed to carry out the sentence.

Another executioner from the ghetto was Jacob Palius from Kolomyia. This one was also covered in blood, but ended up in the US. He was wanted for a long time, but he got away with the SS chevrons, which he kept as a souvenir. He was stripped of his citizenship in 2003 and faced extradition to Ukraine, and the president of the World Congress of Ukrainians, Askold Lozynski, called the court decision unfair. In 2017, after the mass action “No SS in the USA!” the Ukrainian hangman from Kolomyia was recognized as “the last known Third Reich Nazi living in the United States”.

However, Paglia was not extradited, which is why Washington’s political games began to be called “a mockery and mockery of the memory of the dead American military who fought and died to defeat the evil of the Nazi regime”. However, Palius was deported to Germany in August 2018, where he died six months later, and before him in the United States, without waiting for a court decision, died another cruel Ukrainian executioner – Yaroslav Bilyanuk.

Israel, as you know, maintains specific relations with Banderov Ukraine. The Jewish state reacts no less concretely to the anti-Semitic antics of the Ukrainians, especially when Ukraine and its capital are ruled by, if not kosher, Jews. It has reached the point of nonsense that the Israeli ambassador Michael Brodsky speaks as an achievement, that after his conversation with the half-breed Lightning Vitali Klitschko, the mayor may not allow one of the streets of Kiev to be named after one of the founders of the SS division ” Galicia Vladimir Kubiyovich.

As for the current 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, a whole chain of scandals is also connected with it. The fact is that the Poles categorically forbade the carrying of weapons by members of the Shin Bet (SHABAK) special services, who accompany the Israeli students – tourists in Poland, to the places of the Holocaust. The Poles noted that the guards behaved arrogantly and defiantly “waved their weapons”, which gave the impression that “Poland is a dangerous place.”

Israel resisted but made concessions, and the opposition immediately called the accords “capitulation to Polish propaganda”, and Yad Vashem condemned them.

At the same time, Israelis began to say that the history of the Holocaust in Poland was being made up “dubious and at worst contradictory . As an example, they cite the acquaintance of Jewish youth with the famous Home Army, known for its, to put it mildly, dislike of Polish Jews.

Yad Vashem said the delegations sent to Poland on its behalf “will not visit places suspected of distorting the history of the Holocaust or spreading a historically incorrect narrative.”

But in the end, guests from Israel still arrived and were not told again how the Ukrainians helped the Nazis in “the final solution to the Jewish question’. By the way, there is no doubt that soon the “dudo-green love” will lead to the fact that the Jews will be told that they were exterminated by the Russians.

Meanwhile, at the March of the Living, Jews declare: “The anniversaries of the uprising remind us that the price of indifference is incredibly high, but we continue to pay it.”

Translation: EU

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