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The Black Book carries heavy truth about the Holocaust

YOU HAVE TO KEEP GOING. WHAT ABOUT THE PART OF ISRAELI ESTABLISHEMET
IN HOLOCAUST
HOW LONG ALL THESE LIES WILL AFFECT US?


Z PRAWDY:

Front page / World / Europe
21.04.2009 Source: Pravda.Ru


Pages: 1

The world commemorated the victims of the Holocaust on April 19. It
may seem at first sight that it was only German Nazis that
exterminated whole nations. However, Nazis had many allies from
Western Ukraine and the Baltic States. That is why, the dispute about
the life of Ivan Demyanyuk, a Ukrainian national, accused of
slaughtering thousands of Jews, surprises only those people who lack
knowledge on history.

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The story of Ivan Demyanyuk became another proof of the fact that
Hitler had many followers among people of other nationalities. For
example, over 25,000 Jews were killed in Yasenovats concentration camp
in Croatia. Romanian dictator Ion Antonescu is also responsible for
the Holocaust (he ruled the country from 1940 till 1944). He
personally ordered to slaughter 35,000 Jews in the city of Odessa in
1941. Ukrainian and Estonian SS legionaries took an active part in the
extermination of the Jews too.

The Black Book by Ilya Erenburg and Vasily Grossman was published in
Israel in 1980. The book tells of the crimes that Nazis committed on
the occupied territories. The book became available to many only after
the break-up of the USSR. The authors were accused of focusing their
attention on the traitors among Ukrainians, Lithuanians and people of
other nationalities.

There were many subjects to write about. The nationalists’ brutality
would astonish even German Nazis. Documents say that Lithuanian
partisans used spades to slaughter little children.

When Nazis entered Ukraine ’s Lvov in June-July 1941, Ukrainian
nationalists killed 4,000 Jews there.

One should have a look at Simon Wiesenthal Center’s list of nine most
wanted Nazis. The list includes only one German! There are two
Hungarians, Croatians and a Dane. Two others are Estonians, there is
also Ivan Demyanyuk, a Ukrainian, and Algimantas Dailide, a
Lithuanian.

Wiesenthal included Estonia on the list of the countries that took
insufficient effort in disclosing former Nazis after the country found
nothing suspicious in the biographies of those Estonians included on
the Center’s list. The list of those countries continues with Ukraine,
Croatia and Australia, where many war criminals found shelter.

Austria, Germany, Canada, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Syria and
Sweden do not take enough efforts in their quest for former Nazi
criminals, specialists of Simon Wiesenthal Center believe"

GOOD YOU SAY HE HAS BELIEVED BEFORE HE HAS 'DIED" ( HE SKIPPED WHEN
SOMETHINH WAS COOKED AROUNG MY PERSON WHEN i AM NOT NOTIFIED ABOUT ( I
CAN NOT EVEN RECALL BUT WILL UNTIE IT WHAT THAT WAS IF HE HAS ONE DATE
OF DEATH)