Part one of a debate "OUN, UPA, Jews & Ukrainians" featuring Askold Lozynskyj, Attorney and Former President, Ukrainian World Congress, Boonton, New Jersey, and Prof. John-Paul Himka, Professor Emeritus, Dept. of History, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, 12 May 2016.

- Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (#OUN) / Ukrainian Insurgent Army (#UPA) indispensable to understanding the 20th century history of Ukraine​ Ukrainian history​. Crucial to understanding national awareness and nation building. Without OUN/UPA Ukraine would be like Belarus​. Ukraine endured identity problems, was savaged (by her neighbours)
- 1:35 1953 last forces of UPA destroyed (in Western Ukraine)
- 1:55 Internationalism or #Russification, Ivan #Dzyuba
- 2:10 1963 Ukrainian Writers Union organized a march in Kyiv, Ukraine​ to honor the memory of Ivan Franko​
- 2:35 #Banderivtsi, Stepan Bandera​
- 3:00 OUN/UPA were not collaborating with the Nazi Germany​ during WW2. They were not fascist or anti-Semitic organizations
- 3:35 Holocaust Industry
- 4:55 John-Paul Himka​
- 5:24 During World War Two OUN/UPA adopted virulent anti-Semitism, collaborated with the Germans, Lviv pogroms​ of the Jewish population, murders of Jews in villages
- 6:23 Ukrainian Auxiliary Police (Українська поліція допоміжна) important instrument of the Holocaust
- 7:35 #Collectivization
- 8:27 A lot of people in Ukraine look upon OUN/UPA as fascists and on the wrong side of World War Two
- 9:06 Money received by John-Paul Himka. Work in Ukrainian scholarship, Ukrainian history, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum​
- 10:50 Until the late 1980s Himka was a defender of OUN/UPA, then he revised his views

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