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@cheguevara55602 years ago
All those people who posting on social media '' Slava Ukraine " should watch this film , this only show that they have no idea what Ukrainian nationalism is all about . There are many young Ukrainians who are followers of Stepan Bandera ideology so this '' Slava Ukraine '' nationalism killed more than 100 000 civilians , including women and kids and Bandera is a '' hero '' for many of his followers . Hero who massacred women and children .... sick !Show less
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@dieselgypsy11002 years ago
@TofuBoi_ There are many good people in both Poland and Ukraine. However it is the government of a country that defines what that country stands for. The Ukrainian government has chosen to continue pushing the same Nazi agendas and ideologies that they did the '30s and '40s. Poland is the one who has changed sides and now support the illegal regime in Ukraine. Seemingly, they have forgotten what that very same group did to them back then! Most Ukrainians and also most Poles would not support this evil group if they were told the truth, but they have been deceived by western forces who don't give a damn about Ukraine or Poland. Their goal is to defeat Russia, at any cost, because Russia stands in the way of their "One World Government". And rather than start a war themselves they are using Ukraine as a proxy to try to take Russia down. The "West" (you know who I mean) is blackmailing the EU and other European nations to due it's bidding! The people of these countries are against what their governments are doing but those same governments are unable to stand up to the bully of the West! But things are about to change . . .Read more
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@charleshoang5661 year ago
They are no worse than the Russian .
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@charleshoang5661 year ago
Glory to Ukraine.
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@lorimav1 year ago
@dieselgypsy1100 God willing things will change! I am a citizen of the "West." I hate the duplicity of the West and the scourge of nationalism. They have left behind Christianity and chosen their idols of power, or greed or nationalism.
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@cherylk.24741 year ago
The Poles also hear the threats coming from Russia, and remember Katyn forest, remember how their Soviet "Allies" watched while Warsaw was destroyed by the Nazis, remember the Poles who were taken to the gulags and concentration camps in Siberia only to be released when the Soviets needed them to help fight the Nazis, remember the Soviet suppression for decades after the Nazis were defeated. They remember the treatment of Piletcki, Navalny, and Father Jerzy. They remember the problems created at their border by Luka-Putin in the summer/autumn of 2021. They remember much more than you want them to remember, Che.Read more
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@tidepodmusical41736 months ago
This movie needs to be shown everywhere to everyone. Why are we only taught certain aspects of history?
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@jannaroma86611 year ago
My Mom Russian and father Ukrainian ..... i have no words only emotions
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@troyhanks72791 year ago (edited)
This is well done and the terror is unrelenting. I'm blown away much like I was after Come and See. Next time you hear "Slava Ukraine" remember this movie.
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@extraterrestrialfascisti76251 year ago
Ukrainian hatred was not created in a vacuum. It was a result of the hatred and persecution they endured. Hate begets hate. Every side has blood on their hands
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@redwater47781 year ago
This is an edited version of the movie.
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@mikeypiros66471 year ago
@redwater4778 yep that means what they want you to see..
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@katarzynafolgier3311 year ago (edited)
@redwater4778 Yes it is. They made a lot of cuts. There is a lot of live witnesses interviews on YT.
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@bgarcia99209 months ago (edited)
@extraterrestrialfascisti7625 They did not endure hatred and persecution from the Republic of Poland. Brutality was exchanged among the Ruthenian nobility erroneously called Polish and Ruthenian peasants on the territory of the Kingdom of Poland before 1772. After this year Poland ceased to exist until 1918.
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@bhoward93787 months ago (edited)
@katarzynafolgier331 Please provide more information and links. I know nothing about this.
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@bottlethrower15447 months ago (edited)
@katarzynafolgier331 Where do you find these interviews?
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@markheithaus6 months ago
Poland stands with Ukraine today
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@hanggeng72695 months ago
I don't say that no more! & I don't support ukraine nor ruaxiya! Poland shouldn't even help in the beginning of the invasion
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@BinkyTheElf14 months ago (edited)
@bhoward9378 According to IMDB, the original movie is 2:30 in length. So it looks like this version is missing 30 minutes of content.
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@jl60751 year ago
Disgusting ... those who forget about history will tend to repeat it
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@elvirag45632 years ago
Actuall brutality is not shown here. You should watch the original. Be prepared for the worst. Shame on Ukrain.
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@TheDAT5732 years ago
What is the name of the original? Where can it be found? Thank you.
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@elvirag45632 years ago (edited)
@TheDAT573 Try “Wolyn” with English subtitles. I found it today for English understanding people.
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@jeansicat88012 years ago
Brutality is only with in the eyes of the blind my friend
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@tolitsdterrible47851 year ago (edited)
After watching it, all you could say was "shame on Ukraine"? Looks like you never learned from the lessons of the film about racial and religious intolerance. It's actually people like you that were presented as problem in this film. You're one of them.
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@vg91371 year ago
@tolitsdterrible4785 shame on the Ukrainians and their national hero Bandera
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@0013dancer1 year ago
shame on you for spreading propaganda!
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@saltandpepperandmint1 year ago
@tolitsdterrible4785
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@Free_Palestine_4191 year ago
Fun Fact: Ukraine's genocide of 360,000 innocent Polish civilians was so brutal that even the Nazis and Germans were disgusted and horrified by the Urk's brutality. The Urks did things that not even the Soviets and Axis Powers had ever done. As a reward for this genocide and collaborating with the Nazis and helping them massacre over a million Jews, the Urks lost over 8 million people and were occupied by the Soviets after the war which is a lot less than what they actually deserved. And the fact Urk Nationalist veterans and Urk war criminals and genocidal monsters are still celebrated in Ukraine today is beyond horrifying and disgraceful in the eyes of the civilized world. The Urks did not learn from their history and they are DOOMED to repeat it.Show less
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@12344567ist11 months ago
They currently are repeating today on the border with Russia
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@eeg-rh7jv11 months ago
SOMEBODY WITH A BRAIN LETS GO
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@bgarcia992010 months ago
500 000, not 360 000. In the 1960s, according to official sources, there were over 500,000 victims of the bestial slaughter of the Polish agricultural population by the Ukrainians. On June 26, 1996, Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma publicly announced the same number. Atrocities were committed by the Ukrainian neighbors and UPA gangs.
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@fatlarry118410 months ago
Let's not forget the Trawnicki concentration camp guards...worse than the German SS.
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@charlesnitti582810 months ago
This film is Horrifying and yet amazing incredibly done I seen a year it year ago and I can’t get enough of it The images are burned into my Consciousness.
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@thebearsden17012 years ago (edited)
Wow...this movie opened my eyes to the blood shed of all people in that region during the war ..it was horror ..!
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@janantoni36041 year ago (edited)
Never be defenseless, never relay on anybody but your own ability to protect yourself and your family's. Don't let governments take your guns.
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@coyotedust1 year ago
I'm watching this right now trying to piece together this WW2 history with current events. I've never heard of Stepan Bandera before until this war when the Russians are calling Ukranians Banderites.
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@kamilzieba74272 years ago
Incredibly intense movie, especially the last 30 min. More people should be aware, specifically Westerners on Polish, Ukrainian, and Russian relations. And how history has a tendency of repeating itself, just in different formats.
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@Davido502 years ago
God bless Eastern European ppl!
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@lauranovak84072 years ago
share this vid on *twitter & *instagram
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@Davido502 years ago (edited)
@musicful7036 I'm well aware of Vietnam War history. You have family that were there? Lost 50k+ Americans as well. Off to fight a beaurocratic war.
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@bellaadamowicz83802 years ago
@Davido50 Ukrainians were murdering Poles during the war , but Poles decided to forget it .
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@yelenaneyman61582 years ago
all this violence is going for centuries between different nations- Ukrainian, Polish, Lithuanians and Russian -it's not just WWII it is been going since Rzeczpospolitas Polska had been conquer Kyevian Rus( Ukraine), which had weakened by Golden Horde . Polish-Lithuanian Kingdom had enslaved most of Ukrainian territory and impose a serfdom on people for many years and ethnical oppressions - there were countless rebellions and uprising against the Poles and Lithuanians . There were so much oppression and sorrow and violence in that region for centuries , it was not just 20s century problem it was unsolved dispute , mutual hatred, bloodshed , hostility and bitterness on each other since 13-15th -16 17-18-19 century until nowadays. But recently most common enemy was soviet Russia which show no mercy not to Polish or Ukrainians .Read more
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@yelenaneyman61582 years ago
@bellaadamowicz8380 they do not forget history -which has not been fair or great between Poland and Ukraine , but now they decided to forgive each other for the violence of the past -polish and ukranians they face common enemy who threatened both with nuclear holocausts and human right to exist
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@piotrweydmann33452 years ago
Yes,that is all true,yet Poles help Ukrainians like nothing happened in the past. Hope more people worldwide will understand better what really had happened 80 years ago and has consequences till today.
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@t.macrocosm18312 years ago
Very tragic story. Heartbreaking. This went on pretty much in the shadow of war between Germany and Soviet Russia. Now Poland is helping Ukrainian refugees from the current conflict in Ukraine. I hope this will never be repeated. Never again.
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@ProbotX-eo5ln1 year ago
Hope is an optimistic thing. Unfortunately, humanity has a strong tendency to repeat history, which highlights how insane human beings are.
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@arthurbania3721 year ago
For sure it will happen again, unfortunately :(
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@redwater47781 year ago
Guess what. The Poles were doing it to the Germans before they got invaded
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@northcreekfinancial66671 year ago
Maybe, if was a shadow in your neighbourhood. No Russian will ever forget Bandera and what he has done to people. West Ukraine made him a hero. So, hopefully, Russians will clean this sht again.
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@vaslikcentenov76772 years ago
This movie is well made, props to the director,10/10 it almost took me to the end but I decided I had enough, it's too much for me.
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@dancompton47932 years ago
I thought when the child was burned between the hay that this could not get worse until they murdered that baby with a ax .Holy hell I mean for there to be no mercy for a baby what does that say about war and the crimes that go along with it .Sick world
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@Crystal-cs3gm1 year ago
I love the singing in the beginning beautiful. I love the wedding. The village. The way life was so simple and rural. Never seen this movie but have heard about it. I can't watch movies with atrocities especially with children. Oh God help me. I seen the comments now I'm nervous. Hopefully I can pull threw
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