The Right Sector of the Euromaidan

Dit is de omschrijving onder de Youtube film:
The main essence of the process which became uncovered in Ukraine, lies not even in confrontation with Russia (which is very important), but in the slow emersion of Nazi’s submarine of 4th Reich supported by applause of United States and Europe.

4th Reich is a Nazi’s concept, firstly declared in 1946 at the Neo-Nazi Internationale at San-Remo, which now takes up the global nature via Ukraine. For the first time ever, the Nazis were used with a blessing from the USA and Europe. There were the same Nazis, which were hidden under the wings of foreign intelligence services since 1945 and which were fostered against the Soviet Union all these years.

At the moment, when bipolar world was destroyed and when madmen were triumphing over the collapse of the Soviet Union, a way to Nazification of Europe was opened. And now we are observing one thing: a union of Nazis and liberals (or extremists a la Islam and liberals), as a new formula used by America everywhere. At that, the Nazis (or bin Laden) form a strike force leading the quasi-liberal masses of people. After that, the masses are washed out and the radicals step forward.

First goes desovietization, then comes dechristianization, and, afterwards, this black hellfire cauldron appears. As an alternative to this, a noble alloy emerging now in Donbass is offered, as well as the things said by His Holiness, our Patriarch Kirill at the opening of Worldwide Russian People’s Council: “How someone’s national consciousness should be torn, in which caverns of thought and spirit should someone’s national consciousness rest, for that he, considering himself the bearer of Russian national idea, abandons the saints and heroes of the native history, the endeavors of the ancestors, and makes the Nazis and their minions idols for himself”. http://www.patriarchia.ru/db/text/336...

Which caverns of filth have germinated this Nazi identity? Who grew it up, apart from Ukrainians themselves?

The Odessa Massacre - What REALLY Happened

De volledige tekst van deze documentaire van StormCloudsGathering.com, met bronnen, is hier te vinden.

"Contrary to what the mainstream media has tried to convince you, it's not at all a mystery how the fire started in Odessa, Ukraine and it's not at all a mystery who started it. We owe it to the victims to expose what really happened."

Lauffeuer - Wildfire: Odessa Tragedy

De volgende beschrijving vond ik op Zaplog:
Deze nieuwe film belicht de brandstichting door rechts-extremisten op het Trade Union House in het centrum van Odessa, die het begin was van de burgeroorlog in Oekraïne. 'Wildvuur: De Oddessa wreedheden van 2 mei 2014' is uitgebracht in Duitsland en Engels ondertiteld. De 45 minuten durende film is geproduceerd door leftvision.de en Ulrich Heyden en Marco Benson.

Op 2 mei 2014 werden meer dan 40 anti-fascistische demonstranten vermoord door rechtse extremisten tijdens een brandstichting en de aanval op de Trade Union Huis in het centrum van de stad Odessa. Velen werden gedood nadat ze uit het brandende gebouw waren ontsnapt. De demonstranten hadden hun toevlucht genomen in het gebouw nadat hun protest kamp werd aangevallen door de nazi-bendes van burgerwacht-extremisten.

In Wildvuur worden ooggetuigen van de aanval op het gebouw en familieleden van de slachtoffers geïnterviewd. De video laat zien dat antifascistische demonstranten, die op dit moment gevangen zitten of onder huisarrest zijn, worden beschuldigd van misdaden, terwijl de werkelijke daders van deze brandstichting en moorden ongestraft zijn en vrij rondlopen.

Deze documentaire onderzoekt een van de belangrijkste gebeurtenissen in de burgeroorlog in Oekraïne en documenteert een verscheurde stad als gevolg van de tragedie van 2 mei 2014.

Dit artikel van Sputnik.com, "German Journalist Presents Documentary On May 2 Odessa Massacre", schrijft het volgende:

Independent German journalist Ulrich Heyden, creator of "Wildfire" (Lauffeuer), a documentary film about the events of May 2, 2014 in Odessa Ukraine, presented his picture at the Rossiya Segodnya International News Agency in Moscow on Friday.

Wildfire documents the events of the fateful day in May when a group of pro-Kiev radicals are alleged to have trapped and burned dozens of anti-government activists alive in the House of Trade Unions Building in Odessa, the picturesque Black Sea port city. Heyden conducts an independent journalistic investigation into the events, reflecting on recently uncovered evidence and presenting eyewitness testimony.

The film, presently available in Russian and German, begins in the run up to the Trade Unions Building fire, goes over the events, and features commentary from eyewitnesses on both sides. Screened in Berlin last month, Heyden noted that despite a favorable response, German media virtually ignored his work, while German television has made no offers to broadcast it.

"I feel that Germans have questions about what happened, and usually such films are shown. I have a feeling that about 30 percent of Germans would like to see this film," Heyden, a journalistic veteran with over 20 years' experience in Russia for a variety of German newspapers, noted.

Heyden plans to add subtitles to the film in several other languages, and to make it available for viewing on the internet, free of charge. Asked whether he would like to continue creating works on the crisis in Ukraine in the future, he noted that he does, but only when he saves enough money and has more time to devote himself to doing so. "I personally and several friends would like to do so, but after such hard work it is necessary to have a breather. Furthermore, this is volunteer work, so we will need to find sponsors with a good reputation. In this conflict, we as journalists must not take money from interested parties; therefore it will be difficult to find the necessary financing," Heyden noted.

"I am an optimist by nature and, on the basis of all my work in journalism, sincerely hope that the truth will win in the end," Heyden added.

Russian journalists watching the screening and meeting with Heyden afterwards commented that the film was objective, taking account of the opinions and positions of all sides associated with the events. News and analysis site Ukraina.ru editor Alena Berezovskaya commented that "the most difficult feeling is that of powerlessness; to change something, to have an impact," this is the goal for journalism. Berezovskaya voiced her gratitude to Heyden for risking his personal safety, for spending his money and time "in the aims of finding and communicating the truth."

Russian Civic Chamber member Maxim Grigoriev agreed with Berezovskaya, noting that "the fact that independent journalists like you exist is a great blessing for international journalism; this [film] is an act of serious civic courage."

Yuri, a man claiming to be an eyewitness to the film's subject matter, noted that Heyden's film put things in perspective, and reminded even witnesses about important details. "For example, your film talks about children in the House of Trade Unions. And yes, there really were children there, but I think that this is the first film that openly talks about it, that notes that they were there, and their fates remain unknown to me." Yuri added that "this tragedy will not remain only in our memory, and an investigation will [eventually] be held. Those who organized and participated in this punitive action will sooner or later be punished for their crimes, and perhaps your film will in some way assist in this process."

On May 2, 2014, rival rallies broke out in the southern port city of Odessa supporting and condemning the Euromaidan coup-empowered government in Kiev. Pro-Kiev protesters, including football hooligans and members of Right Sector militia, are alleged to have blocked anti-government protesters in the House of Trade Unions in the center of the city. The building was then set on fire, resulting in the deaths of 48 people and injuries to over 200 others, according to official statistics. Local public figures including Odessa's regional parliament MP Vadim Savenko, however, have accused Kiev of covering up the true death toll, saying that it maybe be as high as 116.

 

Film from Ulrich Heyden & Marco Benson produced by leftvision.de

all information (german): www.lauffeuer-film.de

A film examining the arson attack on Odessa's Trade Unions House at the start of the civil war in Ukraine and the role played by ultranationalism, the police and politics in post-Soviet space. The documentary takes a look at a key event in the conflict and documents a city torn apart as a result of this tragedy.

Neonazis & Euromaidan - From Democracy to Dictatorship (PDF)

De online wereld vind ik echt geweldig! Ik lees wat ik wil, luister wat ik wil en bekijk wat ik wil. Radio en tv zijn voor mij alles behalve een gewoonte, louter een specifiek uitgezocht moment. En dan kijk of luister ik vaak ook nog een uitzending terug, in plaats van tijdens de reguliere programmering. Hiermee hou ik de teugels in eigen hand voor wat me bereikt en wanneer dat gebeurt.

Het leuke van een online blog hebben, of zelfs rond hangen op blogs en fora, is dat anderen soms met links en bronnen komen (uiteraard in je eigen interessegebied) die je op eigen houtje niet was tegen gekomen. Zo postte ik gisteren een jorte blog over Angela Merkel en de Azov fascisten, een extreemrechtse militante groepering in Oekraïne. Een bezoeker van dit blog reageerde met een link naar een PDF. En jawel, dat is precies zo'n moment waar ik op doel. Dit had ik mogelijk nooit zelf gevonden, maar is zeker de moeite waard om met de wereld te delen. Dus bedankt "Oligarch"!

Het is een Engelstalig boek, gratis te downloaden, over de ontwikkeling van nationalistische groepen in Oekraïne, vanaf 1991 tot aan het heden. Gezien de invloed van dergelijke groeperingen in het huidige Oekraïne, naar mijn mening een document wat niet mag ontbreken op je tablet, of zoals bij mij, uitgeprint in de kast. Mocht je hiervoor het geld hebben, dan is het natuurlijk super wanneer je een hardcopy bestelt via Amazon. Maar je kunt dus ook op de onderstaande link klikken om het gratis te downloaden.

Neonazis & Euromaidan - From Democracy to Dictatorship

Er horen ook 2 toelagen bij met foto's:
Fototoelage 1
Fototoelage 2

Hieronder de tekst zoals deze hier op hun site is te vinden.

Authors: psychologist, political analyst of International Organization for election observation CIS-EMO Stanislav Byshok and political scientist, president of the Public Diplomacy Foundations Alexey Kochetkov.

"We are often asked why the subtitle of the book is "From Democracy to Dictatorship", and do we think that the former regime of President Viktor Yanukovych was democratic. But it's not about that. We tell how popular protest initially under democratic slogans was brought under control and completely monopolized by neo-Nazis, who alone benefited from Maidana wins. This book is an attempt to see how the Ukrainian nationalism rather than unite the nation, as they say themselves his followers, its shared and thrown into chaos "- said Alexei Kochetkov.

The book contains many quotations of those people today who came to power in Ukraine or their ideological predecessors, here represented translations of large fragments of their programs to handle large amounts of information of the main resources of their activities.

The book describes the development of the Ukrainian radical nationalist groups from 1991 to the present, including the "Right sector" and Svoboda ("Freedom") party (up to 2004 - the Social-National Party of Ukraine), discusses their ideology, psychology and methods of political struggle.
Any revolution as a positive program uses the dominant ideas in society. In the Russian Empire in 1917, the trend was radical leftist ideology. In the Arab countries during the "Arab Spring" in 2010 - radical Islamism. In Ukraine in 2013-2014, the trend has become so radical nationalism that has absorbed pro-democracy and pro-European originally agenda.

Stanislav Byshok, a psychologist, a political analyst CIS-EMO: "Until recently, people in Russia always talked about Ukraine as a "brotherly country". And they absolutely did not know what really happened there since independence. When struck "Euromaidan", a lot of russians was surprised. Whence in Ukraine took Bandera followers? But there they feel fine from 1991. They promoted their ideas through the education system, won the election, conducted military camp and preparing for war with the "Muscovites".

Alexey Kochetkov, political scientist, president of Public Diplomacy Foundation: At the parliamentary elections two years ago nationalist party "Svoboda", openly calling itself "Bandera followers", won 10.5% of the vote, and to vote at foreign sites won the elections, beating even the ruling "Party of Regions". When we talked about the fact that this trend that few people paid attention in the short term lead to a split of the country and the civil war, people laughed at us. This book - an attempt to see how the Ukrainian nationalism rather than unite the nation, as they say themselves his followers, its shared and thrown into chaos.
This is the third English edition of this book.