FTR#1302 How Many Lies Before You Belong to the Lies, Part 24

The pro­gram begins with dis­cus­sion of Bohdan Dasza­k’s work on behalf of the Ger­mans in a World War II con­cen­tra­tion camp. After high­light­ing dis­in­for­ma­tion in a sum­ma­tion of Bohan Dasza­k’s ser­vice, we note that the Daszak fam­i­ly was from the Lvov, in Ukraine. That is the area in which the noto­ri­ous Janows­ka con­cen­tra­tion camp was locat­ed. Alle­ga­tions that “Dad­dy Daszak” worked at Janows­ka may very well be true.

After high­light­ing the Plast orga­ni­za­tion, a glob­al Ukrain­ian equiv­a­lent of the Hitler Youth and spec­u­lat­ing about the pos­si­bil­i­ty that the senior Daszak may have grown up with ser­vice in Plast, we note the sig­nif­i­cant roles of both Fin­land and Swe­den in col­lab­o­rat­ing with the Nazis, a his­to­ry which adds omi­nous depth to the recent admis­sion of both nations to NATO.

Next, the broad­cast details the renam­ing of a street in Kiev for Ulas Sam­chuk, a noto­ri­ous anti-Semi­te and Nazi/OUN‑B col­lab­o­ra­tor. His work is required read­ing in Ukrain­ian schools!

The pro­gram con­cludes with a look at the New York Times’ white­wash­ing of the Nazi man­i­fes­ta­tion in Ukraine.