Damian
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But this is a freedom of young people to choose their values. I do not deny a fact that your ancestor could be a hero, and you treat him that way. However I think that also UPA is not seen completely fair, some of UPA units done horrible things, other units were composed of men fighting for freedom of their country.@Damian
You asked the question, who is more supportive of old or young the Western course. I'm 35 years. I was born in the USSR, and the third part of my life it was my Motherland. And I am offended when young people from 18 to 20 years do not know their history. Leave the Holodomor and the historical injustice. We take the defense of Odessa in 1941. Here many of the streets are vesture dipped with the blood of the soldiers who defended the city. And now, they are named after the people of those who defended Odessa. Young people do not know why the streets are their names. Do not know why the central square 10 of April (the Day of liberation of Odessa), but know the Western Ukrainian heroes and UPA "Ukrainian Insurgent Army" (which in Poland want to condemn). My grandfather (the son of a nobleman) was burning in a tank at Kursk, the defense of their Motherland, and I want to have it for my children remained a hero, and not those, who shot them in the back of the Soviet and Polish soldiers, under the slogan «For free Ukraine».
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