Academy of the General staff: UPA was not a third party and an ally of Nazi Germany
During the Second world war did not exist the so-called third force, the Ukrainian insurgent army (UPA) and the nationalist movement was controlled by Nazi Germany, said the main scientific employee of scientific research Institute of military history of the Academy of the General staff of Russia's military might Miroslav Morozov.
" No third force As it is today often try to imagine collaborators - Vlasov, the nationalist movement in the Second world war did not exist. There was only a force controlled by the Soviet authorities, or controlled by Germany, and in fact traitors of their people, " said Morozov, RIA " Novosti ". Speaking about Ukrainian nationalists, he said that under the German General plan " OST "was expected to evict 65% of Ukrainians to release the fertile lands of Ukraine for the development of the German colonists. Morozov reminded Of the scale of atrocities in Ukraine, only in the first months of the war, several hundred thousand have fled their homes Soviet people were for this equated by the Germans to Gypsies and vagabonds " and executed According to the order of field Marshal Walter Reichenau, who commanded advancing in Ukraine of the 6th army. As stated at the Symposium scientific Director of the Russian military historical society Mikhail Myagkov, " unfortunately, brotherly Ukraine affected by the bacilli of Nazism." There is a civil war, the inhabitants of the South-East face discrimination and violence, and among them, on a national basis. At the same time continuing glorification of UPA and its leaders, " said Myagkov, Recalling that the Organization of Ukrainian nationalists (OUN) began to develop in practice at the same time together with the party of Hitler, the Nazi party and its ideology into practice meticulously repeated its postulates. Remember last week procession of Ukrainian nationalists, celebrating the anniversary of the Ukrainian insurgent army (UPA), was held in the center of Kiev. In addition, the nationalists rioted in the Verkhovna Rada.
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