ALAMO wrote: Mir wrote:"War Brings out the Best and Worst in People".
Volyn massacres are probably one of the most brutal events in the whole history of humankind.
I would put it somehow in the scope of massacres that Romans carried among the "punished" population of Gauls or Dakians.
I was privileged to get a first-hand experience from the people who survived.
One of the things that shocked me back then was one of the stories of how Germans are gallant.
"Germans are good people, they would only shoot you dead."
But I wonder what was there that shocked me, as my family consisted of survivors.
Ukro nationalists made "teams" which were competing with who would figure out the cruelest way to kill.
Polands ex prime minister confessed about a week ago, that Ukrs will never allow exhumations to be carried.
The issue is, that when they were making some of those back in the 90s, the results were shocking even for pathologists.
A great majority of bones revealed belonged to children, aged 6 and younger.
Those carry signs of extreme cruelty. Smashed, chopped, broken.
The youngest skeleton found belonged to a 4-month-old child and was torn apart to pieces.
Like they had fun tearing apart the legs and arms of an infant.
Ukrs didn't have guns back then, so a whole massacre was made by agricultural tools.
Forks, axes, sickles.
If properly investigated, exhumed, examined, and cataloged - those would just burn the Ukro nationalism to the ground in front of the eyes of other people on the planet.
They would have been labeled next to Hutu.
Germans were shocked by the scale and cruelty of the events to the level, when some German units resisted and took active measures to protect the population.
Ukraine based on bandera ideology will never allow exhumations.
Will never regrets it, and will never ask for forgiveness.
Ukrainian nationalism is a sick version of nationalism, because is based not on love for their own nation and country, but hate towards others.
They hate every other nation that used to live among them. They hate Jews, Poles, Russians - it was only a matter of opportunity.
There is no space for jokes here, no matter if someone lives on the reversed side of the planet.