In 2004, a new Nazi group emerged and was promptly denounced by Russia. But it had been created by pro-Kremlin agents.
Ukraine
Nazisti in Ucraina: separare i fatti dai miti. 3. Neonazisti nell’Ucraina indipendente
Come in altri paesi, il neonazismo esisteva, ma era un fenomeno minore prima del 2014, sebbene fosse responsabile di alcuni gravi crimini.
Nazism in Ukraine—Separating Facts from Fiction. 3. A Nazi Resurgence in Independent Ukraine
As in other countries, neo-Nazism was a minor phenomenon before 2014, although it was responsible of serious crimes.
Nazisti in Ucraina: separare i fatti dai miti. 2. Stepan Bandera e la Germania nazista
Bandera era un “nazista”? Un “collaborazionista”? O un temporaneo “alleato dei nazisti”? La risposta è importante.
Nazism in Ukraine—Separating Facts from Fiction. 2. Nazi Germany and Stepan Bandera
Was Bandera a “Nazi”? A “Nazi collaborator”? Or a temporary “Nazi ally”? The answer matters.
Nazisti in Ucraina: separare i fatti dai miti. 1. Nazionalismo ucraino e antisemitismo
Un’accusa comune contro gli ucraini è quella di onorare i loro primi leader nazionalisti che erano antisemiti, come Symon Petliura.
Nazism in Ukraine – Separating Facts from Fiction. 1. Ukrainian Nationalism and Antisemitism
One accusation against modern Ukrainians is that they honor early nationalist antisemitic leaders such as Symon Petliura.
Baba Vanga: Did the Bulgarian Seer Predict Putin’s Victory in Ukraine?
In fact, neither she nor her Russian “interpreter” Sidorov did, but what they really said is an even more interesting story.
Pope Francis and Ukraine: Did He Say Enough?
Finally last Sunday the Pope used the word “aggression,” but still without naming Russia. For some it is too little too late. Why is he so cautious?
China, Russia: “Virus Came from Ukraine”, New Study: “No, from a Lab in Wuhan”
The CCP uses Russian stories of Americans creating viruses in Ukraine to answer new authoritative claims that the COVID-19 virus was created in a Chinese lab.