Zuzak
GRC Report; Wed., January 05, 2011
(1)
Holodomor/Genocide:
http://www.willzuzak.ca/tp/holodomor/holodomor.html
There are two additions this month.
Rights
museum called biased Winnipeg Free Press,
14Dec2010, Carol Sanders [comments, Jewish
perspective]
Famine
of 1946-1947 and the Punative MGB-MVD Apparatus
book excerpt, 1994;
Ivan Bilas [Ukrainian]
The
Ukrainian community is deeply concerned
that the Canadian Museum for Human Rights Museum (CMHR) being built in
Winnipeg
with taxpayer money will not contain permanent references to the
Holodomor and
to the Internment of Ukrainians during WWI. The Ukrainian Canadian
Congress
(UCC) at
http://www.ucc.ca/category/canadian-museum-for-human-rights/
has archived a number of articles on the
issue and UCCLA has initiated a petition and campaign to inform
Canadian
politicians of this inequity. Readers are urged to sign the petition
and
download and send a postcard.
(2)
Ukrainophobia: http://www.willzuzak.ca/tp/ukrainophobia/ukrainophobia.html
Role
of Repressive Organs in Strengthening the Totalitarian Regime
(1945-1953)
Book excerpt, 1994; Ivan Bilas [pdf file;
Russian]
Repressive-Punative
System and Mass Deportations of Nations (1945-1947)
Book excerpt,
1994; Ivan Bilas [pdf
file; Russian]
These
two excerpts in Russian are from the
second volume from the 1994 book by Ivan Bilas, which consists of
declassified
top secret documents referring to the actions of the
Cheka/OGPU/NKVD/MGB/KGB
from 1917-1953.
http://www.dobrovol.org/
On
30Dec2010, Kyiv Post reported that the
Ukrainian Literature Library in Moscow was closed by Russian
authorities:
http://www.kyivpost.com/news/nation/detail/93870/
On
31Dec2010, the Kyivskyj patriarch
(Filaret) came out and boldly disclosed the action
plan of the Moscow
Patriarch (Kirill) designed to destroy the Kyivskan Orthodox
Church in
Ukraine:
http://www.unian.net/ukr/news/news-414100.html
Kyiv-Mohyla
Academy:
On 15Dec2010, the Kyiv Post reported
that
"Tabachnyk threatens autonomy of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy"
http://www.kyivpost.com/news/opinion/op_ed/detail/92925/
President
Serhiy Kvit wrote an open letter
to Dmytro Tabachnyk protesting this intrusion into academic freedom and
a
petition has been initiated. Please sign it at
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/open_letter_from_serhiy_kvit/signatures
I
stayed at the Petro Mohyla Institute from
1959-1965 during my university days in Saskatoon. So I am rather
sentimentally
attached to the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. The Academy was originally
established in
1632 by the Kyiv Metropolitan Petro Mohyla and was a major force in
promoting
literacy and education in Ukraine. However, after Ukraine’s conquest by
Muscovy,
education deteriorated and the Academy was finally shut down in 1817 by
Czar
Alexander I. It was re-established in 1991 as a formally state-run
institution
with an exceptional degree of autonomy.
In my
opinion, academic freedom within
Universities is crucial to evolvement of a healthy, democratic and
adaptable
society. In a treatise on the abolishment of income trusts in Canada zuzak20080101Serfdom.html
"Road to Serfdom", I included the following two paragraphs:
“As a
person of Ukrainian origin, allow me
to utilize the history of the Ukrainian nation as an example of what
happens
when you allow a foreign nation to control your economy. Around the
middle of
the seventeenth century, Ukraine was a hetmanate state with its Cossack
army
fighting for survival against Poles/Lithuania to the west, the
Tatars/Turks to
the south, the Asiatic hordes to the east and the Muscovites to the
north.
Despite the difficult politics of the day, Ukrainians were reasonably
well off,
had a high literacy rate and its leaders were well received in various
European
capitals.
Unfortunately,
in 1654 Ukraine entered a
military alliance with Moscow, which has haunted Ukraine to the present
day. It
was soon dominated by Tsarist Moscow, its Cossack army was exiled to
the Kuban
region and serfdom was established. In 1711, with Swedish help, Hetman
Mazepa
attempted to revolt against the Tsarist regime, but was defeated. With
the closure
of the Kyiv Mohyla Academy and transfer of its professors to Moscow,
educational conditions continued to deteriorate resulting in a drastic
decrease
in the number of schools serving the population. [746 population/school
(in
1768), 6750 (in 1775), 17143 (in 1860) until in 1902 more than 83% of
Ukrainian
children did not go to school.]”
(3)
John Demjanjuk: http://www.willzuzak.ca/fc/2009/2009.html
(4)
John Demjanjuk: http://www.willzuzak.ca/tp/Demjanjuk2009/Demjanjuk2009.html
trawniki1393.html
(archive)
transcripts2001.html
(archive)
Trawniki
ID cards: Forms and Stamps
(trawniki1393/trawnikiTypes.html)
G.
Dragan
Analysis, 1990.02.06
H.
The 4th
Directorate of the MGB
I.
Katelnytsky
submission, 1993.07.21
There
were no additions this month.
(5)
XoXoL: http://www.xoxol.org/
Dr.
Lubomyr Prytulak has placed much Demjanjuk material at
http://www.xoxol.org/dem/dem.html
wherein
one finds
http://www.xoxol.org/dem/blurb.html Blurb biography of John
Demjanjuk case.
http://www.xoxol.org/traw/forge.html “Forged and Obliterated”:
Demjanjuk signature
on Trawniki ID card.
http://www.xoxol.org/traw/photo.html
“Who
glued
Demjanjuk photograph to Trawniki card 1393?”
http://www.xoxol.org/dem/letter-from-death-row.html
“Letter from Death Row
http://www.xoxol.org/traw/patterns.html
“Four stamp types,
Five stamp patterns”
http://www.xoxol.org/traw/closer.html “A closer look at a
stamp-imprint”
http://www.xoxol.org/traw/dog-eared.html “Why is the John Demjanjuk
photograph
dog-eared?”
http://www.xoxol.org/traw/stewart.html “Larry Stewart’s
counter-clockwise solution”
http://www.xoxol.org/traw/bazilevskaya.html Bazilevskaya’s Revenge
http://www.xoxol.org/traw/streibel.html The Karl Streibel signature
http://www.xoxol.org/traw/creases.html Even the creases are wrong
There
were no additions this month.
Respectfully
submitted
Will Zuzak, 2011.01.05
P.S.
I do not expect to be able to issue a
February 2011 edition of the GRC Report