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Recently Kyiv Post published my article about Roman Shukhevych, the“Nacthigal” Battalion and attempts to rewrite history.
Roman Shukhevych" makes both day and evening flights, which differ only in routes and duration.
It is assumed that they were delivered to Commander-in-chief Roman Shukhevych, who had spent some time near Rohatyn.
Roman Shukhevych, Commander-in-Chief of UPA, studied at Lviv Polytechnic University in the Department of Architecture.
For instance, Hryb's nickname on VKontakte, a popular Russian social network,was“Roman Shukhevych”, a prominent Ukrainian Insurgent Army commander from the 1940s.
But our advice[to the Ukrainians] is not to build a historical identity on suchfigures as Shukhevych(Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army Roman Shukhevych) for instance.
Here I was sure that the I not see Roman Shukhevych- and really, all designated places occupied Sydir Artemovych Kovpak.
In this case there was also clear trace of Ukainian involvement-the deputy commander of the Nachtigall battalion was Roman Shukhevych, one of the OUN leaders and later chief commander of the UPA.
Between 1998 and Oct. 14, 2007, when Roman Shukhevych was honored, about 200 of these decorations were awarded, including more than 20 Gold Stars.
End of 1943-the central leadership of Bandera's OUN and the Eastern Galician UPA led by Roman Shukhevych“Taras Chuprynka” decide to de-Polonize these territories.
Facts are brief Ani Stepan Bandera or Roman Shukhevych personally, neither the OUN nor the UPA as an organization were convicted by the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg.
Through its various popular publications, media appearances, web projects, and other initiatives, the UINP portrays the group's leaders,such as Stepan Bandera, Roman Shukhevych, and Yaroslav Stetsko, as national heroes of unimpeachable nobility.
As for the Chief Commander of the UPA Roman Shukhevych, according to information from the German Military Archives in Freiburg, Roman Shukhevych did not receive any German honour at all.
For example,streets are named for the leaders of the Ukrainian nationalists Stepan Bandera and Roman Shukhevych, but the local authorities themselves, who adopt these decisions, do not act this way for that reason.
Captain Roman Shukhevych, the recognized political leader of both battalions, wrote a letter to the Wehrmacht high command, protesting the developments in Galicia and stating that under those circumstances Ukrainians could not remain in German service.
Among those Nazi collaborators the Americanmembers of congress cited Stepan Bandera, Roman Shukhevych, and the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists(OUN) for killing Jews and Poles in the years from 1941 to 1945.
Despite the overwhelming evidence exonerating the OUN and Roman Shukhevych, there are still individuals, particularly those with communist leanings or followers of the Moscow trend to condemn the Ukrainians' struggle for independence, who continue to slander the leaders of the Ukrainian resistance movement.
However, historians say that many of the honored fighters,such as Stepan Bandera and Roman Shukhevych, are tainted by their collaboration with the Nazis and participation in the ethnic cleansing of Jews and Poles during the war.
Further armed struggle became futile, and after death March 5,1950 the commander of the UPA Roman Shukhevych insurgency boiled down to the actions of individual disparate guerrilla groups in the Carpathian foothills and the underground groups in cities.
The Israeli side responded that theywere not ready to hand over material about Roman Shukhevych from their archives since this was not collected together into one file and might be spread over the entire archives and would require special and long research.
The new battalion,under the command of Major Ievhen Pobihushchyi and Captain Roman Shukhevych departed for Belarus, arriving on 19 April 1942 in Lepel, a small town in the vicinity of which they performed security services, such as protecting trains and guarding storehouses.