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Nazi death camp trial: Ukraine’s politicians defend war crime suspect

Published: 30 November, 2009, 09:33
Edited: 02 December, 2009, 18:19


Sobibor death camp in Poland (Image from zwoje-scrolls.com)

The trial of John Demjanjuk has started in Munich. He is accused of being an accessory to the murder of thousands of Jews at a Nazi death camp. However, his trial is causing controversy in Ukraine, his home country.

 
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ergatis November 30, 2009, 14:22 quote
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I wouldn't imagine that someone worked in a Nazi camp can be alive today... If he is really a Nazi, show him no mercy. Let me think, 20 years old in 1939, 90 years old in 2009, so the bastard lived for too long... Ukraine’s politicians defend war crime suspect? Yes that could be true. Typical for NWO minions. Stephan Bandera. a Ukrainian hero, was held in Auswitz by the nazis and today would be very diapointed watching the independent Ukraine, for which he gave his life, defending and honouring his captors... Maybe he would think that it didn't worth to sacrifice his life... Remind me not to sacrifice my life for ... Ukraine. LOL.

prosit December 02, 2009, 10:59 quote
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Ukraine is a beautiful and rich of natural resourses coutry and Ukrainians are realy nice and educated people. The problem of Ukraine is its past...which still plays its role in modern Ukraine. Europe should definately support Ukraine in its European movement. Ukrainians are hard working people and they don't need financial support but rather lto see a clear position of EU leaders for common future with Europe... now it's different as some leaders in Germany, France, Italy still prefer to play with Russia, which is important too, but not at the cost of Ukraine - a country with 30% of world black soils and territory of France and pupulation of 46 million deserve it!

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