Ukraine war for past without Russia
Poroshenkio will be signing the laws "de-sovietization" allow arrest of anyone who does not agree that Hitler and Stalin were equally responsible for the war and that communism and Nazism are equally evil.
In Ukraine it is expected that only president Petro Poroshenko put his signature on the set of laws on "decommunisation", which was recently passed by the parliament, so that they can sentence of five to ten years to punish every citizen who is manifested differently vision of Ukrainian history of the now official stance that communism and Nazism as bad.
In addition to prohibiting the production, dissemination and public use of their symbols (communist from 1917 to 1991 and 1939 to the Nazi 1945), as well as "any public denial of the criminal character of the" Communist and Nazi regimes, new legal practice involves opening the archives of the former KGB , replacing the Russian term "Great Patriotic War" European "Second World War", and ensure that public recognition to everyone who fought for Ukraine's independence in the 20th century.
How deep divisions is and how different views of history illustration of the fact that Russia and Ukraine this year will mark the anniversary together the end of World War II, because Kiev with its parade on May 8 to mark Remembrance Day and Armistice. Common Russian-Ukrainian, laying wreaths will be in Vienna at the central cemetery and monument to soldiers of the former Soviet Union. This year, just after Moscow sent invitations to world leaders to celebrate the Victory Day is always celebrated on May 9, Ukraine has decided to cultural and protocol program, in which she called on world leaders, radnije day celebrates the role of Ukraine in World War II and completion is falling, as they say, at 23.10 hours.
Porosenko will for that to his signature on the four new laws to legitimize his own thesis that Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin equally responsible for the start of the Second World War. In fact, on the day when the Ukrainian parliament (April 9th) adopted this law, Poroshenko said: "Hitler, along with Stalin initiated a bloody battle, and then they tried to divide and divide Europe."
If someone this statement sounds outrageous, it does not follow political trends. In the past twenty years, since these processes are started in the former Soviet republics, the Baltic countries, and then in Poland, with like-minded people from the US, the EU are working on a political union decided to wipe out by the Second World War and its own national past. This led to comparisons with the Soviet Union, Nazi Germany, and communism is equated with Nazism. As Russia is the successor of the USSR, the road leads to the simple conclusion that the Russians bear the same blame for the war.
On the "discovery" of the Ukrainian president has previously worked officials in Brussels, the European Parliament adopted several resolutions which equate the crimes of communism and Nazism. After the adoption of the resolution by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in January 2006. "On the Need for international condemnation of crimes of totalitarian communist regimes", the Prague Declaration of 2008, which refers to "expose the crimes of the communist regimes of Eastern Europe, victims' compensation and security measures that are more does not happen again, "at the European Parliament in April 2009, adopted a resolution on European conscience and totalitarianism, and established the Remembrance Day for the victims of all totalitarian and authoritarian regimes: fascism and communism.
What is the role of the US in the equalization of guilt can be seen through the recent decision of the UN Security Council, when the proposal of Moscow in late November last year in New York voted on the resolution against the glorification of Nazism.
Against the resolution, which expresses serious concern over the rise of extremist movements and political parties that promote racism, ethnocentrism and xenophobia, which deal with the spread of the ideology of fascism and racial superiority, voted in favor of the United States, Canada and Ukraine. Among the 115 UN member states that have supported the adoption of this resolution was neither a member of the EU and Serbia was the only country in the region that has voted for a resolution that, among other things, "condemns the glorification of the Nazi movement and former members of the organization 'Waffen-SS' opening monuments and memorials and holding public demonstrations glorifying the Nazi past, movement and neo-Nazism ".
From Brussels then came the explanation that this resolution understood as an attempt to Moscow abuse "attempt to combat neo-Nazism in the context of the crisis in Ukraine".
Russia is on the adoption of Ukrainian law on "desovjetizaciji" accused Kiev to "rewrite history" and use "real totalitarian methods". President Vladimir Putin recently in a show where he answered questions from citizens commented on this topic and said that it is impossible to equate Nazism and Stalinism. "Because the Nazis directly, openly and publicly declared one of the goals of its policy extermination of Jews, Gypsies and Slavs. Try to equalize without merit, "explained Putin.
Journalist British "Guardian", who wrote about this subject, states that one of the laws dealing with "legal status and giving honors veterans for Ukrainian independence in the 20th century," and that means a long list of individuals and organizations for human rights activists to the guerrillas accused of ethnic cleansing. This would allow veterans of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, followers of Stephen Bandera, to receive state benefits, a new law that punishes the denial or disregard of their role in the struggle for Ukrainian independence constitute unlawful "desecration of memories," the newspaper wrote.
It also notes that even a cursory knowledge of the role of Bandera and two former army reveal how the issue was their role - not only for Ukraine and Russia, but also in Europe, especially Poland, therefore, all current allies of Ukraine against Russia.
Today in the fight against rebel citizens of eastern Ukraine of its members called themselves followers of Bandera. Russia "banderovce", and those from the Second World War and the present one, as Nazis. "Banderovci" fought against Soviet partisans and the Red Army, but also Poles who regard them as criminals because of the slaughter of nearly 100,000 Poles and Jews in 1943 and 1944. When in 2007 in Lviv, a monument to Bandera, the Polish minority in Ukraine is to assess as a provocation. Former President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko in 2010 Bandera awarded the title of Hero, a decision was subsequently overturned following President Viktor Yanukovych.
A Ukrainian historian noted that the history of Ukraine, unfortunately, so contradictory that he could be a stabilizing factor. "While the country is fighting for his future, war is being waged in order to regain their past," concluded the Ukrainian.