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www.ukrweekly.com Connecticut UNA District Sets NATIONAL CAPTIVE NATIONS COMMITTEE SPURS Action Plans OBSERVANCE OF "WEEK" HARTFORD, Ckmn. - On ; statistics demonstrated the WASHINGTON. D.C. -i Edward J. Derwinski (Re­ and receptions will be organ­ Sunday, June 8. 1969, an or­ vital role the UNA has played Dr. Lev E. Dobriansky, Ргезі– j publican) Introduced sped.i! ized in his honor. ganisational meeting of the j in th2 Ukrainian community. dent of the Ukrainian Con­ resolutions calling for sup­ As in previous years, the UlfA District Committee Л He also dwelt on. the recent gress Committe of America port of the captive nations observance of "Captive Na­ Connecticut was held with j decisions of the UNA Su­ and Chairman of the National movement. tions Week" in New York 24 branch officers from 9 j preme Assembly, such as the Captive Nations Committee, During the "Week" a s`?rio.s City will be observed by vari­ branches in attendance. The! UNA Cultural Foundation, issuxl a statement urging all of manifestations, rallies, and ous groups and organizations. meeting was presided by і the English-language Ency­ American ethnic organiza­ meetings will be held In A liturgy for the captive na­ Prof. John Teliuk, chairman j clopedia Institute and the tions and patriotic societies Washington. New York. Chi­ tions will be celebrated at St. of the Committee with Wil donation of S13.000.00 for to us2 the maximum of all cago. Phoenix, Philadelphia. Patrick's Cathedral, on Sun­ liam Gma as secretary. various Ukraiuian community available media to fo,'us at­ Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cleve­ day, July 13, 1969 during Prof. Teiiuk gave a brief j efforts in the United States tention on the captive na­ land. Los Angeles and in which Rev. George Muresan, report on the activities of the | and Canada. tions. other cities. a Rumanian Eastern-Rite Oflicially, the "Week" falls On July 16. 1969 the NCWC priest, will preach on the per­ District Committee and out Mr. Hawrysz also thanked lined plans for a new mem­ in the period of July 13-20, will hold the 10th Anniver­ secution of the Eastern Chur­ UNA organizers who brought 1969, and is highlighted as sary Banquet at the Univer­ ches by the Communists. bership campaign and also a total of 112 new members the "Tenth Anniversary of sity Club, at which Mr. Following the mass, a rally proposed to mark the 75th into the UNA: Mr. Homotiuk the Captive Nations WeeK George Meany, President of will be held in Central Park, anniversary of the UNA. On of Br. 277, Mr. Halkevych of Resolution." AFI-CIO, and Dr. Ku Cheng- sponsored by the New York the proposal of Eus\achy Br. 59, Prof. Teliuk of Br. In a letter eent to every kang. President of the Asian Chapter of the National Cap- Homotiuk, secretary of UNA 414, Mr. Dobchansky of Br. Branch 277, it was decided to U.S. Senator and Congress­ Peoples' Anti-C ommunlst live Nations Committee un- 54. Mr. Oliynyk of Br. 387 man. Dr. Dobriansky invited League, will be honored. der- the Chairmanship of hold a UNA jubilee UNA і and Mr. Finiw of Br. 350. banquet on Sunday, Sep"tem- j them to make statements on Judge Matthew Troy. Mayor ber 14, 1969. in the Ukrain- \ A lively discussion develop­ the floor of Congress" during Observance in New York John V. Lindsay and others iatv National Home in Hart- ed, with several participants the "Week,'' and stated: will addrese the gathering. ford, Conn. A special commit­ touching on the new member­ 'The basic issues facing Dr. Ku will also be honored Mayor Lindsay will also sign tee of 9 members, headed by ship campaign, the forthcom­ our nation today are the same in Philadelphia and New York a proclamation at New York's Prof, Teltuk, was elected for ing 27th UNA convention as thsy were ten years ago, City, where special dinners City Hall. the preparation of the jubilee next year, the problem of except that we're at a greater banguet. youth, church matters, and disadvantage in coping with VNtftrSujW'wng Advfaor and" vSvobodaV^^""^ thetnr^K^llkteiow of' the Anna Chopek Speaks at Fraternc! Field .Organizer Stefan Haw- The UNA District Commit­ 60f)i have riot rendered the ryaz wai' the principal speak­ tee of Connecticut is com­ captive nations — the peo­ Congress, Attends Ceremony er at the meeting. He outlined j prised of li,` branches, repre­ ples themselves — any less past UNA activities and with | senting ove/ 3,000 members. captive. While we attend to derivative issues auch as Viet­ nam, the ABM, etc., it would Plan CX Observance in New York It would be fatal to have our attention diverted from the ABN ^EPRKSENTAXIVE, MAYOR UNDSAY original issue of the captive TO ADDRESS RALLY IN CENTRAL PARK nations and Soviet Russian NEW YORK. N.Y. ,- Yn- Dr. Ivan Docheff. Vice imperio-colonialiam. Among roslav Stetsko. President of Chairman of the Committee, the many actions that can be the Anti-Bolshr/ik Bloc of announced that Mayor John taken both for our security Nations in Munich. Germany, V. Lindsay of New York will and the freedom of one billion will be the principal speaker also address the rally, which captive peoples, a Special on Sunday. July 13, 1969 at will take place at the Band Irlouse Committee on the Cap­ the "Captive Nations Week" Shell in Central Park at 10:45 tive Nations and a full-scale Rally sponsored by the N.Y. A.M. A musical program with Senate reappraisal of U.S. po­ licy toward the USSR - Mos­ Chapter xf the National Cap­ Ukrainian, Estonian, Byelo­ cow being the only formida­ AT PROCLAMATION SIGNING: left to right, Joseph A. tive Nations Committee, russian. Slovak and Croatian ble enemy — would unleash McVeigh, Catholic Association of Foresters; Miss Anna headed by Judge Matthew participants will also be pre­ an Education for Freedom Chopek, UNA; John A. Donahue, Workmen's Benefit Fund: Troy. sented at the rally. BLESS NEW CHURCn Archbishop Ulstyslaw to Attend through Con trast which, Gov. Sargent; William Duthie., Order of Scottish Clans; John Liturgy at St. Patrick's PITTSBURGH, Pa. The Pre-Svuodal Meeting more than anything else, H. Madden, Order of Protection. , would redirect the energies of On Sunday. July 13, at newly erected St. George's BED DEFECTIONS Ukrainian Catholic Church in BOUND BROOK. N.J. ' our youth in constructive BOSTON. Mass. - Miss meeting were the following 10:00 A.M. a liturgy for the The Archbishop of the LJ- union with those of youth Anna Chopek, Supreme Ad­ UNA officers: Mrs. Anne Re- SURPASS 1968 TOTAL captive nations will be cele­ Pittsburgh, Pa., was conse­ krain Orthodox Church її seeking liberty and freedom visor of the Ukrainian Na­ mick, secretary of UNA brated at St. Patrick's Cathe­ crated by Metropolitan Am­ the U.S.A.. Mstyslaw Skryp- throughout the Red Empire." tional Association, was one Branch 238. Mr. Leon Наг– SAIGON - Informed gov­ dral in New York City, whi".-h brose Senyshyn on Sunday, nyk. departed for Europe on of the speakers at the sum­ dink. secretary and Mr. Leon ernment sources said the will be attended by repre­ June 22. Pastor of the S450, June 27 to take part in a mer meeting of the New Eng­ Kindeforski. president. number of Communist defec­ sentatives of captive nations series of church activities Bi-Partisan Support Sought 000.00 edifice is tr.e Rev. Ba­ land Fraternal Congress I Branch 206. Woonsocket, R.I., tors thus far in 1969 had sur­ organizations as well as A- sil Dzydzora. A i?ivine Litur­ scheduled to take place there and Mr. John Laba, secretary passed the total for 1968. merican civic and patriotic this summer. In the Housa of Represen­ which was held at the Sea gy was concelebrated follow­ tative Cong. Daniel J. Flood Crest Hotel in North Fai-| of UNA Branch 177 of Provi­ They said 19. 459 Reds had groups. The Archbishop, who is ing the Consecration by Met­ (Democrat) and Congress dence, R.I. surrendered under the During the week Mayor simultaneously acting as the mouth. Mass., Saturday, June j ropolitan Ambrose. Msgr. Mi­ 21st. Earlier. Miss Chopek took "Chieu Hoi" (Open Агтз) Lindsay will issue a "Captive Metropolitan of the Ukrain­ part in the proclamation sign­ program welcoming defectors. Nations Week" Proclamation chael Poloway, and Rev. Hen­ ian Autocephalous Orthodox Miss Chopek, an attorney ing ceremonies in Boston, de­ Last year's total was 18, 171. at New York's City Hall. ry Sagan. Church in Exile, will atte.id Ukrainian by profession, spoke on the signating June 8-14, as "Fra­ a session of the Council `f subject of wills, probate and the Metropolitahate and a At Toronto ternal Week.': The UNA Su­ trusts. preme Advisor serves as tha meeting of the pre-Synod.il University Mr. Harold Lyhne. chief Committee, which will take second vice-presia;nt of the agent for the Aid Association place in Munich from July 7 Toronto, Ont. A circular New England Fraternal Con­ Fine Ms, Museum at Dauphin Festival Archbishop issued by the School Adviso­ for Lutherans, spoke on the to 11. ТЬіз will be a prelude gress. The proclamation was importance of insurance as an DAUPHIN, Manitoba. - the United States in 1951, , ancient art of decorating to the Extraordinary Synod Mstyslaw S,krjpnyk ry Board of the Ukrainian signed by Gov. Francis W. Canadian Committee, over estate planner's tool. The Fourth Annual Ukrain­ and subsequently became an j Easter eggs, and painting. of the Ukrainian Autoceph`b Sargent.
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    Science in Context (2019), 32,67–91 doi:10.1017/S0269889719000048 RESEARCH ARTICLE Eugenics and racial anthropology in the Ukrainian radical nationalist tradition Per Anders Rudling Lund University, Lund, Sweden and National University of Singapore, Singapore Emails: [email protected], [email protected] Argument Eugenics and race played significant roles in Ukrainian interwar nationalism, yet remain largely unstudied. The Ukrainian nationalists’ understanding of the racial makeup of their imagined community was contradictory as they struggled to reconcile their desire for racial “purity” with the realities of significant variations between the populations inhabiting the enormous territories which they sought to include in their intended state project. The “turn to the right” over the 1930s placed an increased onus on race, and eugenics came to occupy an increasingly prominent place in Ukrainian radical nationalism from around 1936. In 1941, the leading Ukrainian far-right organization, the OUN had developed a project for eugenic engineering, for their aborted state, declared in L’viv on June 30, 1941. Racial conceptualiza- tions of the Ukrainian community figured prominently well into the Cold War era, gaining a new actuality and meaning in an émigré community dispersed across several countries. Keywords: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists; eugenics; race; Teodosius Dobzhansky; Iaroslav Stets’ko; Dmytro Dontsov; anti-Semitism Introduction Only in recent years has the intellectual history of eugenics in Eastern Europe become the sub- ject of a more systematic academic inquiry. A number of important studies have significantly expanded our understanding of eugenic thought in the European states that emerged following the collapse of the multiethnic empires at the end of World War I (Turda and Weindling 2007; Boskovic and Hann 2013; Felder and Weindling 2013; Turda 2015).
  • Adolf Hitler As Ukraine&#8217

    Adolf Hitler As Ukraine’

    Adolf Hitler as Ukraine’s “National Idea” By Oriental Review Region: Europe, Russia and FSU Global Research, July 07, 2016 Theme: Crimes against Humanity, History, Oriental Review 6 July 2016 Police State & Civil Rights Yesterday night a premium congress hall in Kiev,Ukrainian House – Centre of National Idea, hosted a massive “installation”, dedicated to 75th anniversary of proclamation of the “Act of Restoration of the Ukrainian State”. The event,designed by the Organization of the Ukrainian Nationalists, was attended by a number of politicians, autocephalous “Ukrainian church” clerics, media, Maidan activists and “war veterans”. The “installation” was titled “The will of Ukrainian people – against Hitler and Stalin” in full accord with the “politically correct” new European reading of the modern history. It was broadcast live in the Internet, but the video is currectly restricted for watching. A brainwashed TV-viewer would of course be impressed or even moved to tears by revelations of an old Nazi collaborator about “sufferings of the Ukrainian people under despotic Stalin’s boot” and the overall performance. But those who are still in their right mind, would easily recall some contadicting historical facts. The Act of Restoration of the Ukrainian State was adopted in Lvov (Lviv) on June 30, 1941, days after the city was occupied by the Nazi troops rapidly advancing into the Soviet territory in accordance with the Barbarossa operational plan. It was announced by Yaroslav Stetsko, then a leader of the Ukrainian nationalists (OUN) on the payroll ofAbwehr, and soon published by Nazi propaganda leaflets in occupied Ukraine: The edition of “Independent Ukraine” newspaper with the text of the Act, dated July 10, 1941 The full text of the Act is as follows: | 1 1.