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This is a brief summary of the forgotten part of the Holocaust: the extermination of ethnic Poles at the hands of Ukrainian nationalists. The Ukrainian government tries to suppress this and sends their NAFO dogs to mass report any account that mentions anything about it. So please, do the opposite and share it with your friends! The Volyn Massacre, also known as the Volhynian Massacres, was a horrific series of ethnic cleansings and mass murders that took place during World War II in the regions of Volhynia (present-day northwestern Ukraine) and Eastern Galicia (present-day southeastern Poland). The events unfolded between 1943 and 1945, and the primary targets were the Polish population in these regions. The main perpetrators of the Volyn Massacre were the Ukrainian nationalist groups, primarily the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists-Bandera faction (OUN-B) and its military wing, the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA). Their ideology was rooted in radical Ukrainian nationalism, which sought to create an independent and ethnically homogenous Ukrainian state. To achieve this goal, they resorted to violence and terror against the Polish population, whom they viewed as a threat . The OUN-B and the UPA were the main driving forces behind the Volyn Massacre. Under the leadership of Roman Shukhevych and Mykola Lebed, these groups carried out a systematic campaign of ethnic cleansing and mass murder. They were supported by some members of the local Ukrainian population, who shared their nationalist ideology and saw the Polish population as an obstacle to their vision of an independent Ukraine. The Volyn Massacre resulted in the deaths of an estimated 120,000 to 130,000 Poles, with some sources citing even higher numbers. The victims were mostly civilians, including women, children, and the elderly. The methods of killing were brutal, often involving mass executions, burning of entire villages, and the use of axes and other primitive weapons. In addition to the Polish victims, an estimated 340 Czech civilians were also killed. The Volyn Massacre began on a large scale in March 1943 and continued throughout the year. The killings reached their peak in the summer of 1944, with the most brutal events taking place on July 11, 1943, and July 11, 1944, which were the bloodiest days of the massacre.The ethnic cleansing operations continued until 1945. The picture below is the national hero of the Ukraine ; the savage monster Roman Shukhevych. #Bandera #BanderaNazis #Volhynia #Poland #BanderaLobby