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    Posted by OUNUPA (U2078829) on Tuesday, 14th February 2006


    Nick,I am not to be suprised very much when I've

    chosen that it was
    the Flemming Rose from Denmark's leading

    Newspaper who published these infamous cartoons

    that have insulted millions of people over the

    world . He was during 14 years the papers

    correspondent in Russia, and in his own words ,

    this expeirience ' in a totalitarian society have

    influenced me for life'.I can agree with that

    statement only partly.
    Although the the famous 'atomic spies'

    Julius&Ethel Rosenberg were the children of

    Russians who went to the New World determinated

    to make a different and better
    life.But their dream wasn't the same dream as

    that of their family and neighboures-it was one

    that could only be fulfilled by an alien creed

    hostile to their Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔland and the government of

    the United States Of America.
    They were at the heart of a traitorous network

    which passed the secrets of America's first

    A-Bomb to the Russia...until they were tried and

    executed in the electric chair as spies for their

    plot to SELL America's nuclear secrets to Kremlin

    Commies and while apologists and historical

    revisionists have argued down the years that the

    pair were the victims of a ghasty frame-up

    ,experts conclude that the verdicts and sentences

    passed upon 'em have stood the Test of Time.
    Other pro-Soviet Russian journalist from the

    Soviet Ukraine arrived in New York in the late

    70s brandishing a list which he said contained

    the names of more than 70 Nazi collaborators from

    the war years who now resied comfortably in

    America.The journalist handed the list to the IND

    which went through its files on the people

    named.The list alleged that one IVAN DEMJANJUK

    had served as a guard at the Nazi camp of

    Sobibor.The INS in turn sent the picture taken of

    Demjanjuk at the time of his entry to the USA to

    Israeli police,along with the snaps of 15 other

    suspecters.
    The life of Demjanjuk was hard in the Russian

    dominated Ukraine where there was never enough

    food and schooling was limited.He moved to Moscow

    as a boy when Stalin's Ukrainian Holocaust was

    launched throught Ukraine that killed over

    10,ooo,ooo people.During WWII in 1942 he was

    fighting in the Crimea where Germans captured him

    and his unit.And in 1945 Germans offered him and

    his fellow Ukrainians the chance to join the

    RLA,an anti-Stalinist cadre 'cos he ,like other

    Ukrainians(Latvians,Estononians,Lithuanians),felt
    little kinship for the Russian Commies in Moscow.
    But his son John Inr proved beyond doubt that he

    is not 'Ivan Terrible'-even though it is

    conceivable he did work for the Nazis.And Gitta

    Sereny,the influential Italian journalist has

    rightly pointed out:'It is conceivabable that the

    Israeli SupremeCourt may now have to be content

    with Ivan THE LESS Terrible'.
    Go into any Serbian or Ukrainian church in

    America and you'll meet a hundred like him!



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  • Message 2

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    Posted by OUNUPA (U2078829) on Tuesday, 14th February 2006

    ...and thanks to amazing detective work-and some help from insiders on the gov.team who were sympathetic to the Demjanjuk side-John biult up a crediable dossier for his acquiattal in 1990s.

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  • Message 3

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    Posted by Dirk Marinus (U1648073) on Tuesday, 14th February 2006

    Ounupa,

    Are the dates in this paragraph of your post:



    "During WWII in 1942 he was

    fighting in the Crimea where Germans captured him

    and his unit.And in 1945 Germans offered him and

    his fellow Ukrainians the chance to join the

    RLA,an anti-Stalinist cadre 'cos he ,like other

    Ukrainians(Latvians,Estononians,Lithuanians),felt
    little kinship for the Russian Commies in Moscow"


    correct?



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  • Message 4

    , in reply to message 3.

    Posted by OUNUPA (U2078829) on Tuesday, 14th February 2006

    Yes,Dirk.From the Crimea he was taken to the Rovno camp(West Ukraine) and transferred a few weeks later to the POW camp for Red Army captives in Chelm,Poland.Here he was put to work digging peat and moved on from there to another POW camp in Graz,Austria.It was at the Graz camp,that he was given that 'SS tattoo' under his arm TO INDICATE THE BLOOD GROUP-not 'cause he was in the SS.In 1945 to join up Russ.Liberation Army(so-called 'vlasovtzy'),escaping at the end of the WWII to the West where he had the tattoo removed.In May 1945 he ended up at a displaced person's camp in Landshut.Germany.

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