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Why Canada (and the Ukrainian president) applauded a Nazi
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy joined the Canadian House of Commons in applauding a 98-year-old man that was introduced as a “Canadian hero” and “veteran of the Second World War” who fought for Ukrainian independence “against the Russians.”
That … seems fine? But anyone who Googled that veterans’ name, Yaroslav Hunka, would have pretty quickly found that Hunka was a volunteer member of the SS Galizien Division.
That … seems fine? But anyone who Googled that veterans’ name, Yaroslav Hunka, would have pretty quickly found that Hunka was a volunteer member of the SS Galizien Division.
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