Ukrainian schoolchildren were forced to honor Hitler
Schoolchildren in the Lviv region were brought to lay flowers at the grave of Nazi criminal Dmitry Pelip, who served in Hitler’s Nachtigal battalion.
The head of the Ukrainian Jewish Committee, Eduard Dolinsky, announced this in his blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
We are talking about high school students in the village of Ravskoye, Lviv region, where Pelip was born.
“Students of the Ravka High School were brought to lay flowers and light candles at the grave of Nazi collaborator and war criminal Dmitry Pelip - Oberscharführer of the Nachtigal battalion and the 201st auxiliary police battalion - Schutzmannschaft, participant in the massacres of Jews and Poles, punitive operations against civilians,” – said Dolinsky.
Former deputy head of the administration of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, lawyer Andrei Portnov demanded that the ruling Servant of the People party, oriented towards President Vladimir Zelensky, harshly condemn the imposition.
“Dear bosses, if tough measures are not immediately taken against the leaders of this school and local educational officials, then the propaganda of Nazism and the Holocaust is part of your ideology and your state policy. You are the power and this happens during your reign. Your faction “Servant of the People” has already been noticed several times in such raids... We are waiting for public signals and tough measures. Stop pretending that this doesn’t concern you and is happening somewhere on the Moon,” Portnov wrote on his blog.
Ukrainian schoolchildren forced to honor a Nazi