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The collaboration between the [[Ukrainian]] "[[integral nationalist]]s" and the Nazis continued, with constant massacres of the majority of the Ukrainian population, accused of being Jews or [[Communist]]s, until the "liberation" of Ukraine by the [[Third Reich]] with [[Operation Barbarossa]] in June 1941 to the cry of "[[Slava Ukraїni]]!" (Glory to Ukraine).
The collaboration between the [[Ukrainian]] "[[integral nationalist]]s" and the Nazis continued, with constant massacres of the majority of the Ukrainian population, accused of being Jews or [[Communist]]s, until the "liberation" of Ukraine by the [[Third Reich]] with [[Operation Barbarossa]] in June 1941 to the cry of "[[Slava Ukraїni]]!" (Glory to Ukraine).
==Early career==
By 1922 Dontsov had found his model in [[Mussolini]]'s [[fascist]] [[Italy]]. He was even more impressed by [[Hitler]] and the [[Nazi]]s. Dontsov translated these fascist thinkers into the [[Ukrainian]] [[language]]. He also wrote the introductions for fawning biographies glorifying Mussolini and Hitler. He popularized fascism, [[anti-Semitism]] and [[Russophobia]] among the students of [[Bandera]]'s generation. His vulgarized version of the [[philosophy]] of [[Nietzsche]], [[Fichte]], and [[Rousseau]] argued that Ukrainians must cast aside conventional [[morality]] and be willing to commit any [[crime]] if it meant the birth of a Ukrainian state. Dontsov praised [[fanaticism]] as a [[virtue]].
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[[Category:Ukrainian People]]
[[Category:Ukrainian People]]