Die braune Saat von CIA und BND ist aufgegangen
Das erneute Erstarken des Faschismus in der Ukraine ist Folge
jahrzehntelanger Unterstützung des ukrainischen Faschismus durch CIA
und BND. Beim Ustaschafaschismus war es genauso. Dadurch wurde die
antifaschistische Erziehung in der Sowjetunion und Jugoslawien
sabotiert.
Ustascha- und OUN-Faschisten sind übrigens Verbündete im
"Antibolschewistischen Block der Nationen".
"Von ihrem Zentrum in der Münchener Zeppelinstraße 67 aus führte der
prominente OUN-Aktivist Jaroslaw Stezko den "Antibolschewistischen
Block der Nationen", eine Kampforganisation des Kalten Kriegs, die -
von Veteranen weiterer faschistischer Bewegungen wie der kroatischen
Ustascha oder der slowakischen Hlinka-Partei mitgetragen - die
Unterstützung des von 1953 bis 1960 amtierenden bundesdeutschen
Vertriebenen-Ministers Theodor Oberländer fand."
https://web.archive.org/web/20140503192536/http://german-foreign-poli
cy.com/de/fulltext/58855
"Beginning in 1953 AERODYNAMIC began to operate through a Ukrainian
study group under Lebed’s leadership in New York under CIA auspices,
which collected Ukrainian literature and history and produced
Ukrainian nationalist newspapers, bulletins, radio programming, and
books for distribution in the Ukraine. In 1956 this group was
formally incorporated as the non-profit Prolog Research and
Publishing Association. It allowed the CIA to funnel funds as
ostensible private donations without taxable footprints.100 To avoid
nosey New York State authorities, the CIA turned Prolog into a
for-profit enterprise called Prolog Research Corporation, which
ostensibly received private contracts. Under Hrinioch, Prolog
maintained a Munich office named the Ukrainische-Gesellschaft für
Auslandsstudien, EV. Most publications were created here.101 The
Hrinioch-Lebed organization still existed, but its activities ran
entirely through Prolog.102
Prolog recruited and paid Ukrainian émigré writers who were generally
unaware that they worked in a CIA-controlled operation. Only the six
top members of the ZP/UHVR were witting agents. Beginning in 1955,
leaflets were dropped over the Ukraine by air and radio broadcasts
titled Nova Ukraina were aired in Athens for Ukrainian consumption.
These activities gave way to systematic mailing campaigns to Ukraine
through Ukrainian contacts in Poland and émigré contacts in
Argentina, Australia, Canada, Spain, Sweden, and elsewhere. The
newspaper Suchasna Ukrainia (Ukraine Today), information bulletins, a
Ukrainian language journal for intellectuals called Suchasnist (The
Present), and other publications were sent to libraries, cultural
institutions, administrative offices and private individuals in
Ukraine. These activities encouraged Ukrainian nationalism,
strengthened Ukrainian resistance, and provided an alternative to
Soviet media.103
In 1957 alone, with CIA support, Prolog broadcast 1,200 radio
programs totaling 70 hours per month and distributed 200,000
newspapers and 5,000 pamphlets. In the years following, Prolog
distributed books by nationalist
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Ukrainian writers and poets. One CIA analyst judged that, “some form
of nationalist feeling
continues to exist [in the Ukraine] and … there is an obligation to
support it as a cold war weapon.” The distribution of literature in
the Soviet Ukraine continued to the end of the Cold War.
...
Travelers to Ukraine even reported seeing ZP/UHVR literature in
private homes. Prolog had become in the words of one senior CIA
official, the sole “vehicle for CIA’s operations directed at the
Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and [its] forty million Ukrainian
citizens.”105"
http://www.archives.gov/iwg/reports/hitlers-shadow.pdf
"Seven Decades of Nazi Collaboration: America’s Dirty Little Ukraine
Secret"
http://www.thenation.com/blog/179057/seven-decades-nazi-collaboration
-americas-dirty-little-ukraine-secret
Der Bundesnazidienst protegierte die Ustascha seit den 60ern:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ed2E3jzwmo8&t=240
"Nützliche Faschisten"
https://web.archive.org/web/20140130233001/http://german-foreign-poli
cy.com/de/fulltext/58787