Historical Falsification: How Russian Propaganda Obscured Centuries of Peaceful Coexistence between Ukrainians and Jews — UJE

"In fact, insistence on the anti-Semitism of Ukrainians was an important point on the agenda of Moscow propaganda, which then disappeared precisely because it was not successful. However, the slogan of denazification remains and continues to operate."

"Russian culture, one might even say, for the most part the Russian people, which was formed, of course, and Russian governments from the era of Tsarism to Soviet power and to the present day in a very consistent manner simply cannot accept the fact that Ukrainians are not part of the "Russian world"

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According to Pavlo-Robert Magochia, head of the Department of Ukrainian Studies at the University of Toronto, Russian propaganda highlights rare cases of anti-Semitism in Ukraine to justify the so-called "denazification of the country".

Ukrainian Jewish Encounter (UJE) publishes (ukr) this material.

"A Discussion of Two Important Books from the University of Toronto" was the title of the event, which took place at the F. Guarini Institute of Public Affairs at John Cabot University. After an introduction by the director of the Institute, historian Federigo Argentieri, one of the most authoritative researchers of the history of…

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