(Mourning The Ancient) Fedor Kazan — a member of the Ukrainian 14th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS (1st Galician) and Ukrainian Defense Force member — was interviewed in Detroit in 1990 — describing what it was like growing up in the Ukraine during the Red Terror — the judeo- communist takeover of his country — and how this experience led him to join the Ukrainian alliance with the German SS. What is abundantly clear in this interview is that the blood-thirsty communist Jews in Ukraine wreaked havoc during the 1920s and 1930s — and that when the German Wehrmacht invaded Ukraine, they were welcomed as liberators from the Red Terror — and many Ukrainians gladly joined forces with the Germans to rout out the Jewish terrorists.
And it should come as no surprise that after the war, surviving Jews flipped the script — just as they did in Latvia — and claimed that they were “victims” of “Nazi” genocide — and blamed the Germans for all the Christians whom they had murdered during the Red Terror.
As we previously reported, the Jews very skillfully and treacherously claimed that many of these Jewish terrorists who were justifiably killed by the German liberators were victims of the German “Holocaust” — even going so far as to claim that the Germans “gassed” them in basements.
Fedor Kazan’s eyewitness testimony also confirms the claims of an internal British Ministry of Information letter that Allied “Holocaust” propaganda was created so as to conceal very real Jewish Bolshevik mass murder in eastern Europe and Russia.
And contrary to what post-war “court historians” have claimed about the National Socialists being anti-Christian occultists, Heinrich Himmler personally encouraged the liberated Ukrainians to freely practice their Christian faith once again after the communists had burned down their churches and murdered the clergies.
This interview also makes clear the prophetic words of celebrated German writer, Johann Goethe:
“The Jew will not spare us.”
This interview makes compelling reading:
Interviewer: Thanks for giving me the time to ask you some questions. I would like to begin by asking what brought you the German SS?
Fedor: It is better to start with my history [as a] young man. I was born on a farm 5km from Busk in 1920; I was one of three children. While I remember nothing about the Red revolution, I do know my family was forced to flee more than once to avoid Red Terror, and my father was murdered by a Jewish mob looking for Christians to murder. This area of the Ukraine was very volatile, it housed one of the largest Jewish populations, and there were border disputes with Poland, Czechoslovakia, Romania, and gypsies.
These conflicts shaped the attitudes of many Ukrainians, and because the Jews fully supported the Reds, it bred a hatred that lives to this day. I remember the seizures and deportations of the 30s, the Red police killed our neighbors, and their children disappeared.......
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"going so far as to claim that the Germans 'gassed' them in basements" - - another garden variety case of the Chosen projecting their own atrocities onto their victims. They killed the Romanovs in a basement, prolly thousands of other resisters too! Jews love gassing ppl -- they've done it to Palestinians sometimes.
I guess logically this Red Terror wasn't that bad, because the one getting underweigh now is hailed as our very salvation by cornsoyvatives. :)
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