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 Bandera's Holocaust, Because of Poles fault ?
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In spite of some strange texts by Alexander Malinowski2, please, look at the subject 
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True!
The discussion has drifted away from the main subject.
However it's almost impossible not to respond in a straight and honest manner to a certain and quite 'unorthodox' statements, as presented beforehand by some users.
But let's return to a main topic.
I'd like therefore to formulate a very basic question to which I couldn't find any honest answers, albeit one shall remember, that I'm not a professional historian, nor am I a person knowledgeable or skilled in the art of historical research.
Just looking for straight, and moreover for the very honest answers without any 'deflecting' smoke and mirrors contained in them.
Question(s):
What was a root cause of extreme hatred among some Ukrainian folks, leading in effect to a slaughter of Polish population by the followers of Bandera's movement?
How many centuries one has to go back in order to reveal the real and basic 'triggers' leading to those atrocities?
What objective historical reasons had laid at a very bottom of those events?
Needles to mention, that I'm not interested in pointing the finger toward those allegedly responsible, but simply wanna know the answer to a simple question: WHY?
Can anybody answer it without uncanny, 'mysterious', and twisted explanations?
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QUOTE Question(s):
What was a root cause of extreme hatred among some Ukrainian folks, leading in effect to a slaughter of Polish population by the followers of Bandera's movement?
It seems to me that an answer to that question lays in the historical development of the Ukrainian self-identification as a nation and popular in the XIX century theories of naturalistic features in social life. First - Ukrainia self-identification had to be against Russia and Poland/Poles. Talking about the naturalistic features I mean for Social Darwinism, which had a great influence on Dmytro Doncov. I must add that Doncov paradoxically was pro-polish because for him the main enemy of Ukrainians was in fact Russia, so he thought that Ukraine had to resign of Galitia/"Haliczyna" and Volhynia, independence of Ukraine was more important than to unite all "ukrainian" territories.
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26/11/2014, 1:41
