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..., prosecution, and conviction of the last remaining Nazi war criminals and collaborators. Many have obtained citizenship in Canada and the United States under false {{Mainarticle|List of last surviving Nazi war criminals}} ...

{{Short description|Ukrainian politician and historian}} | party = [[Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists]] (Melnykite) ...

{{short description|Ukrainian politician and scientist (born 1951)}} {{expand Ukrainian|topic=bio|date=December 2014}} ...

{{cleanup translation|Ukrainian|date=August 2022}} {{flagicon|Ukrainian People's Republic}} [[Ukrainian People's Republic]]/[[Ukrainian State]] 1917-1919 ...

{{Short description|Ukrainian historian (1884–1973)}} | native_name_lang = ukrainian ...

...good quality brick houses with tin roofs. Poorer families lived in houses with thatched roofs. Pliskov was famous for its mineral spring named “Brover”. I ...sia, [[USSR]] and finally destroyed by [[Nazi Germany]] and local [[Nazi]] collaborators during [[World War II]] . The Jewish population of Pliskov and surrounding ...

...material on the [[Bush family|Bush]]-[[Rockefeller family|Rockefeller]]-[[Nazi]] connections. ...nvestigations]], which was charged with prosecuting and deporting [[Nazism|Nazi]] war criminals in the US. Loftus' now-expired website claimed, "As a young ...

{{Short description|Soviet Ukrainian resistance leader}} |death_place = [[Kyiv]], [[Ukrainian SSR]], [[Soviet Union]] ...

{{short description|Ukrainian writer and politician (1906–1963)}} | caption = Coin of Ukraine with the image of Bahrianyi ...

In the 14th century, together with whole [[Volhynia]], Radyvyliv was annexed by the [[Grand Duchy of Lithuania ...sh population reached 4,000. Between World War I and the civil war between Ukrainian nationalists and Bolsheviks, the Jewish population declined to around 2,000 ...

...bruary 1985 to investigate claims that [[Canada]] had become a haven for [[Nazi war criminals]]. Headed by retired [[Superior Court of Quebec]] judge [[Jul ...[The New York Times]]''.<ref>{{Cite news |date=1985-01-23 |title=Notorious Nazi Mengele |pages=1 |work=The Toronto Star}}</ref><ref>{{Cite news |date=1985- ...

...ve and passive [[sabotage]], [[propaganda]] and armed operations against [[Nazi German]] forces and [[Collaborationism|collaborator]]s.<ref>{{in lang|pl}} * executions of Nazi collaborators and traitors sentenced by an underground court ...

...[Poland]] and later in Communist Poland. It was first established by the [[Nazi]]s in 1943 during the [[Second World War]] and was later used by the [[Sovi ...[Jaworzno]], [[Lesser Poland]]. The camp operated under the [[Nazi Germany|Nazi German]] administration from June 1943 until their evacuation in January 19 ...

{{Short description|Ukrainian historian (1900–1985)}} | order = Deputy of the President of the [[Ukrainian National Committee]] ...

...laborationist]] Belarusian politicians hoping to create a Belarusian state with German support.<ref name="Wilson"/> ...participation of [[Byelorussian collaboration with Nazi Germany|Belarusian collaborators]] who were given various prominent roles.<ref name="jewishgen">{{cite web | ...

| affiliations = European University Association, Association of Ukrainian Universities [[File:Polytechnic Lwow 20092.JPG|thumb|The main building is crowned with allegorical statues and the Latin inscription ''Litteris et Artibus'']] ...

{{Short description|Collaborationist police force of Nazi-occupied areas of the Soviet Union during WWII}} ...Police]] officer visiting the [[Collaboration during World War II#Ukraine|Ukrainian ''Schutzmannschaft'' unit]] in [[:uk:Заріг|Zarig]] near [[Kiev]], December ...

.../2/1212/conv_1/file1.pdf |archive-date=14 July 2014 }}</ref> Assistance to collaborators was offered by the local Soviet administrative governments, and prewar publ ...erman–Soviet military parade in Brest-Litovsk. Troops passing the platform with the officers. September 22, 1939]] ...

[[File:Alter Kacyzne with his family.JPG|thumb|150px|Alter Kacyzne with his wife Khana and daughter Sulamita in Warsaw, Poland ca. 1930.]] ...Peretz]], he moved to [[Warsaw]], where he developed a close relationship with Peretz, who became his literary mentor.<ref name=Niborski/> In Warsaw he op ...

{{Short description|1943 mass killing of villagers in Nazi-occupied Belarus}} | perpetrators = [[Schutzmannschaft Battalion 118]] of the [[Ukrainian Auxiliary Police]] <br />[[Dirlewanger Brigade]] ...