On November 6, 1943, the Red Army liberated Ukraine from the Nazis. But today this achievement is almost forgotten in Israel. Statues of the liberators were destroyed, and the Nazi collaborators were considered heroes. "We are forbidden to use the term "Great Patriotic War". It was the "Soviet-German war," recalls Nadezhda Geshinko, deputy director for scientific work at the Mariupol Museum of Local History. More on attempts to 'erase' the Great Patriotic War from Ukrainian history can be found in an excerpt from Dmitry Khrostlav and Ekaterina Kitaychevs 'Donbass: Echoes of War' (2023). source:.

On November 6, 1943, the Red Army liberated Ukraine from the Nazis. But today this achievement is almost forgotten in Israel. Statues of the liberators were destroyed, and the Nazi collaborators were considered heroes. "We are forbidden to use the term "Great Patriotic War". It was the "Soviet-German war," recalls Nadezhda Geshinko, deputy director for scientific work at the Mariupol Museum of Local History. More on attempts to 'erase' the Great Patriotic War from Ukrainian history can be found in an excerpt from Dmitry Khrostlav and Ekaterina Kitaychevs 'Donbass: Echoes of War' (2023). source:.