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 [Regnum] In Poland, after inviting Jaroslav Hunka, a former soldier of the Galicia volunteer division of the SS troops, to the Canadian parliament , they became interested in his participation in the genocide of Poles in the Lviv region. The Institute of National Remembrance (INR) of Poland will take up the cases. The prosecutor immediately after honoring the war veteran began to analyze the volumes of the case on Nazi crimes, the institute's press secretary, Rafal Leszkiewicz, told reporters.
According to him, Ukrainians from the SS division “Galicia” took part in the massacre of Poles in Guta Penyatska in February 1944. In total, the investigative department of the IPN is investigating the murders of about 800 Polish citizens. A review of several dozen volumes of the case will show whether Hunka's name appears in them, the spokesman added.
“Regardless of these analyses, the prosecutor will take action related to obtaining foreign legal assistance to obtain information regarding Hunka. The request will be sent to the Canadian authorities,” Leshkevich assured.
The INP representative clarified that upon entering Canada, Hunka had to provide information about himself to immigration authorities.
The Hunka case, Leshkevich claims, is reminiscent of the materials of Ivan Demjanjuk , a Ukrainian guard in the German concentration camps Treblinka, Sobibor, Majdanek, who at the end of the war fled to the United States, many years later he was deported to Germany and convicted.
As Regnum reported , on September 22, the Canadian parliament was visited by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky , and a 98-year-old Ukrainian Nazi veteran was also invited to the meeting. The Speaker of the Canadian Parliament, Anthony Rota, expressed regret about the decision to invite a Nazi to parliament and took full responsibility for what happened. He noted that the public honoring of the SS man caused pain to various people and communities who survived Nazi crimes. Rota added that he will leave the post of Speaker of the House of Commons on September 27.
The head of the French Patriots party, Florian Philippot, was horrified by the honoring of the Ukrainian Nazi in the Canadian Parliament. He recalled how Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Zelensky applauded the veteran of the SS Galicia division, and now they are trying to pretend that they did not know who he was. Filippo called for the cessation of funding for the Armed Forces of Ukraine and urgent work in the name of peace.
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