The Massacre at Babyn Yar and Volhynia.The Massacre at Babyn Yar: Over the course of two days, 33,000 Jewish people were murdered at Babi Yar.One of the worst bloodbaths in human history, a massacre that was to be forgotten after the war, under Nazi control - The history of genocide repeats itself - Volhynia
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One witness’ account
Little is known of those who were murdered during the Babi Yar massacre as very few people survived. One witness to the massacres, a truck driver, provided the following account:
I watched what happened when the Jews – men, women and children – arrived. The Ukrainians led them past a number of different places where one after another they had to remove their luggage, then their coats, shoes, and overgarments and also underwear… Once undressed, the Jews were led into the ravine which was about 150 meters long and 30 meters wide and a good 15 meters deep…When they reached the bottom of the ravine they were seized by members of the Schultpolizei and made to lie down on top of Jews who had already been shot. That all happened very quickly. The corpses were literally in layers.
After the massacre, the site at Babi Yar continued to be used by the Nazis for mass executions of Jews, Soviet officials, prisoners of war and other victims of Nazi persecution. As the Red Army began to make advances through German-occupied territory, the Nazis sought to hide evidence of the massacres by exhuming the bodies, destroying any remaining traces of those who were murdered. Russian Army liberated Kiev on 6 November, 1943.
Mass Shootings at Babyn Yar (Babi Yar)
The murders are still being carried out under a different name today.
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The Nazis used a chemical called Zyklon-B at Auschwitz. Zyklon-B was developed by a chemical company owned by IG Farben.
After the war, this company underwent a name change and became Hoechst AG.
The history of genocide repeats itself - Chemistry In Nazi Germany
Zyklon-B was developed by German chemists Walter Heerdt, Bruno Tesch, and Gerhard Peters and patented in 1926. It was manufactured by two German companies: Tesch and Stabenow (which was based in Hamburg) and Degesch (which was based in Dessau).
Once the war was over, the companies that manufactured Zyklon-B were prosecuted. The director of Tesch and Stabenow, Bruno Tesch, and its executive manager, Karl Weinbacher, were found guilty by a British military court in Hamburg and hanged on May 16, 1946.
Roussel Uclaf, a French pharmaceutical subsidiary of Hoechst AG, is the manufacturer of RU 486. During World War II, Nazi Germany used gas chambers to kill millions of Jews. The gas used was called Zyklon-B. Zyklon-B was manufactured by IG Farben. After the war, IG Farben changed its name to Hoechst AG. So the same company that brought you the gas chambers of the World War II Holocaust now brings you the “abortion pill” of the American Holocaust!! The Nazis used a chemical called Zyklon-B at Auschwitz. Zyklon-B was developed by a chemical company owned by IG Farben, a major supplier to Auschwitz and other death camps, which funded many of the experiments by the murderer Mengele and other SS doctors. IG Farben profited handsomely from the increased use of Zyklon-B. The name IG Farben became virtually synonymous with the Holocaust and unethical medical experiments. In an abortion, the baby is sucked alive into pieces by a vacuum that is 29 times stronger than a standard vacuum cleaner? Isaiah 5:14
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IG Farben, Nazi Germany's most notorious industrial giant, confronted its past yesterday when its shareholders agreed to set up a DM3m (just over £1m) fund to compensate former slave labourers at Auschwitz.
Holocaust survivors rejected the deal and demanded that the chemicals firm, which made the gas that killed millions of Jews in Hitler's death camps, should be dissolved and its remaining capital divided among former slave labourers.
More than 100 people protested outside the shareholders' meeting in Frankfurt, some carrying banners saying "No forgiving, no forgetting for mass murder and slave labour" and "These shares are covered in blood."
Security staff prevented an 83-year-old Auschwitz survivor, Hans Frankenthal, completing an address to the shareholders and some demonstrators were bundled out of the meeting.
The company's liquidator, Volker Pollehn, said it could take years for the company to be finally wound up, and claimed that more than 450 lawsuits by former slave labourers were holding up the process.
But Mr Frankenthal expressed the death camp survivors' sense of outrage at the fact that IG Farben shares were still being traded on the stock exchange, despite the company's notorious history.
"We continue to call for the immediate dissolution of the firm, which symbolises the collaboration between industry and state in Nazi Germany," he said.
"The entire assets must be transferred to a foundation controlled by former concentration camp inmates."
Once the biggest chemicals firm in the world, IG Farben was the product of a merger between BASF, Agfa and Hoechst in 1925. During the second world war it took over chemical plants in German-occupied territories and in 1941 it established a labour camp in Auschwitz, Poland.
By 1944 more than 83,000 forced labourers and death-camp inmates were put to work there; more than 120,000 were worked to death.
One of the company's subsidiaries, Degesch, manufactured Zyklon B, the poisonous gas used in the death camps.
The son of a Jewish cattle trader from southern Germany, Mr Frankenthal was 16 when he and his brother were taken to Auschwitz.
"On the first evening the oldest inmate appeared in the door and said to us: 'Listen, comrades. You're in the Auschwitz extermination camp.' He explained this, and then he said: 'Don't start looking for people who are not in this block. Anyone who is not with you is no longer alive. Look out the window over there, where the sky is turning red, that's where your relatives are being killed. They won't be alive tomorrow morning.' "
IG Farben paid the SS a daily rate for the prisoners who worked in the chemical plant at Auschwitz, but the slave labourers received no more than a bowl of thin soup each day.
The company was broken up at the end of the war into a number of successors, including BASF, Hoechst and Bayer, but the IG Farben umbrella remains. Some senior managers were convicted of war crimes at the Nuremberg tribunal and sentenced to up to eight years in jail, but all received clemency by 1951.
The company's liquidators paid DM27m to the Jewish Claims Conference at the end of the 50s, but more than 450 claims remain outstanding, mainly from former slave labourers. Under the terms of the fund set up yesterday, DM3m will be invested on behalf of IG Farben victims and the return, probably between DM200,000 and DM300,000 a year, will be distributed among claimants. The fund is to come into being by the end of the year.
Dismissing the sum as derisory, Mr Frankenthal said that, with most of the victims in their 80s, it was essential that all IG Farben's assets should be made available immediately to former slave labourers.
"We can't allow the financing of this fund to be postponed again and again. We've reached such a great age that our lives could come to an end any day," he said.
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Putin discusses the Volyn massacre and it’s impact on modern day Ukraine
On 11 July 1943, hundreds of Polish families in Volhynia (formerly eastern Poland) attended Sunday Mass. Far from gaining some respite from their wartime circumstances, these churchgoers – mostly women and children – became victims of one of the most horrific episodes of World War 2: Bloody Sunday.
In the early afternoon, the fascist Ukrainian Insurgent Army surrounded and attacked 167 Polish villages. The timing was designed to trap most of the populace in their places of worship. Armed with pitchforks, scythes and knives, the UPA and local supporters butchered their victims with a sadism surpassing even the most brutal horror movie:
“The victims were then tortured to death, regardless of age and gender. The few survivors depicted, among others: disemboweling, eyes gouged out, sawing in half, cutting off limbs, scalping, burning alive, flaying; babies were impaled on bayonets or picket fences; pregnant women were bayoneted in the belly. The methods were purposefully savage: the UPA hoped that the news of the massacres would cause the remaining Poles to flee in terror (and it did).”
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Approximately 8,000 people were slaughtered that day, their property looted then burned to the ground. The UPA instructed that where a Ukrainian had married a Pole, he/she would have to kill their spouse as well as any resulting children. Those who refused to carry out the order were often murdered along with their entire family. The massacres continued until 16 July, culminating in a death toll of at least 40,000 in just six days.
Ultimately it was just one episode of a three-year-long genocide: an attempt to rid Galicia and Volhynia of Poles to make way for a Nazi-allied Ukraine. Eventually the Armia Krajowa, hitherto busy sabotaging the Nazis, engaged in retaliatory action against the Ukrainians and managed to take control of Galicia in 1944, a few months ahead of the Warsaw Uprising. Sadly, for some 100,000 murdered Poles, it was already too late.
The video above, from the movie ‘Wołyń’, says more than can be put into words about the level of horror. It must be noted that while there were instances of Poles retaliating in kind, generally the Polish side conducted itself with far more honour & self-control – one AK commander, for example, ordered:
‘I forbid the use of the methods utilized by the Ukrainian butchers. We will not burn Ukrainian homesteads nor kill Ukrainian women & children in retaliation. The self-defence network must protect itself from the aggressors or attack the aggressors but leave the peaceful population & their possessions alone.’
These days, Polish-Ukrainian relations are much improved. Poland was immensely supportive of Euromaidan amidst a largely passive EU, & today there are roughly 2 million Ukrainians working in Poland, such that one Ukrainian mayor lamented ‘We have ended up with a whole generation that has gone’. As Randy Mcdonald puts it,
‘Notwithstanding their long history together, contemporary Poles & Ukrainians were long divided, with conflicting claims to pieces of territory & elements of identity. The city known to Poles as Lwów & to Ukrainians as L’viv was central.
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‘Had things gone differently after the end of the Soviet Union, it’s imaginable that once they were free of foreign rule, Poles & Ukrainians might have set to warring against each other. It’s to their credit that they chose not to do that, despite a sad & bloody history, & have tried to move ahead together, overcoming their past.’
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