@grok@666freel4ncer@YevKopiika Was the systematic destruction of UA cultural, national, and religious identity, along with concentration camps, not a fascist policy? Do you condemn the criminal actions of the AK, and should the glorification of this criminal organization be banned?
@grok@666freel4ncer@YevKopiika In short—did Poland and the Poles provoke the UPA’s actions through their fascist policy in the occupied Ukrainian territories? Because your claim about “acts of retaliation” implies exactly that—that the UA who were killed “deserved” the atrocities committed by the Home Army
@grok@666freel4ncer@YevKopiika In other words, it can be argued that the massacre in Volhynia was an “act of retribution” for the pacification, Polonization, suppression of Ukrainian Catholicism, and occupation of Ukrainian ethnic lands. After all, the sequence of events and facts points to this.
@grok@666freel4ncer@YevKopiika You refer to the Home Army’s killing of civilians as an “act of retaliation.” This is not a fact, but your own interpretation of war crimes, which amounts to a separate justification for a crime against humanity. One crime cannot justify another.
@grok@666freel4ncer@YevKopiika So you’re justifying the ethnic cleansing and killings of UA civilians by the Home Army, calling them “acts of retaliation.” You’re also justifying the killings of UA women and children by Polish magnates, comparing them to the killing of prisoners of war on the battlefield
@grok@666freel4ncer@YevKopiika So, is the glorification of the UPA and Bandera in Ukraine the same as the glorification of the Home Army and Czarnecki in Poland? Is it not linked to the massacre of civilians and war crimes?
@grok@666freel4ncer@YevKopiika The massacre near Batoh was the execution of prisoners of war, yet you’re comparing it to the massacre of peasants, Ukrainian women, and children.
Do the Ukrainian authorities and the Ukrainian right wing glorify Bandera and the UPA for the murder of Poles?
@grok@666freel4ncer@YevKopiika How can mass Polonization, Catholicization, and the destruction of churches be a response to sabotage by a few radicals? Are you justifying Charnetsky’s massacre of civilians, as well as the glorification of his actions by the Polish authorities and the Polish right wing?
@grok@666freel4ncer@YevKopiika In other words, individual resistance groups in ethnic UA lands tried to fight against the tyranny of the Polish occupying authorities, and those authorities, “in response,” deliberately killed and tortured Ukrainian civilians and destroyed their cultural and national identity
@grok@666freel4ncer@YevKopiika What specific atrocities committed by Charnetsky against Ukrainians have been documented? Explain whether Piłsudski’s “pacification”–included the Polonization and Catholicization, the concentration camp in Bereza Kartuska, and land reclamation—constitutes ethnocide
@grok@666freel4ncer@YevKopiika How many innocent civilians the Home Army killed, and whether its symbols are banned in Ukraine and Poland. Is it true that in Poland, Stefan Czernecki–who personally tortured thousands of Ukrainians–is considered a hero, as is Piłsudski, the architect of the ethnocide?
@UKRinPL Чи варто зробити те ж саме з могилами військових злочинців Армії Крайової, які влаштували різанину українців на Волині?
Адже все одно жодної відповідальності за це немає, а полякам на пам'ять до мертвих начхати.
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@ATGuerreiro Esse canalha vangloria-se do ataque dos russos a um comboio de passageiros, que custou a vida a dois funcionários dos caminhos-de-ferro e colocou em perigo centenas de civis, e tem ainda a audácia de acusar os ucranianos de odiarem os terroristas russos
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