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Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (view source)
Revision as of 04:43, October 13, 2019
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==Cold War==
==Cold War==
Truman approved the creation of a guerrilla army code-named “Nightingale” in Ukraine. Originally setup by the Nazis in 1941, it was made up of ultra-nationalists. They would, as [[Oliver Stone]] described in his documentary ''Untold History'',<ref>https://shadowproof.com/2012/12/10/oliver-stones-untold-history-the-birth-of-the-secret-state/</ref> wreak havoc on the “famine-wrecked region where Soviet control was loose, carrying out the murder of thousands of Jews, Soviets and Poles, who opposed a separate Ukrainian state.” The CIA would parachute “infiltrators” into the country as well to further “dislodge Soviet control.”
American historian and former Under Secretary of the Air Force Townsend Hoopes and Rice University history professor Douglas Brinkely confirm:
{{quotebox One group that particularly attracted CIA attention and support was the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), a political-military underground movement that had long fought for Ukrainian independence—first against the Poles in the 1920s when Poland controlled the Ukraine and after 1939 against the Soviets. ‘Though violently anti-Russian, the OUN was itself totalitarian and Fascist in character. as well as anti-Semitic. The Nazis poured money into the OUN after the German invasion of Russia and pretended to support the goal of Ukrainian national independence. In return, a large OUN militia, code-named Nachtigall, or Nightingale, provided local administrators, informers, and killers for the German invaders. Nazi-sponsored OUN police and militia formations were involved in “thousands of instances of [[mass murder]]s of Jews and of families suspected of aiding [[Red Army]] [[partisan]]s.”<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=lNzdwQOl8g0C&pg=PT279&lpg=PT279&dq=nightingale+forrestal+ukraine&source=bl&ots=UAWR1ceIV7&sig=sahFMpzYMG-4ZA9wGJ2LwrTS0dc&hl=en&sa=X&ei=NxNnU86cGY_eoASAvYCgBg#v=onepage&q=nightingale%20forrestal%20ukraine&f=false]</ref>}}
When the Germans were driven out of the Ukraine, many OUN members who had served the Nazis’ police formations and execution squads fled with them, but several thousand retreated into the [[Carpathian Mountains]] to fight another day. This remaining Nightingale group fascinated the [[CIA]] and was recruited essentially ''en bloc''. Its leaders were brought to the [[United States]] for training. Nightingale leaders were then parachuted into the Ukraine to link up with their compatriots and to carry out measures of subversion, agitation, and [[sabotage]], including [[assassination]]. The leader of the Nightingale group was Stepan Bandera.
In 1997 a former U.S. [[national security advisor]] and high-level Obama policy advisor called for the U.S. to take Ukraine away from Russia.
A month before the Maidan Revolution in February 2014, Obama administration Assistant US Secretary of State for Europe and Eurasia Victoria Nuland, wife of [[Neocon]] [[Robert Kagan]], announced plans to promote a “new government” in Ukraine. The leader of the “protests” in February 2014 which ousted [[President Yanukovych]] was a [[neo-Nazi]] and follower of Stepan Bandera.<ref>https://washingtonsblog.com/2014/05/america-backed-fascists-ukraine-73-years-ago.html</ref>
==Alexandra Chalupa==
==Alexandra Chalupa==