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The Nuremberg Trials of major Nazi criminals ended 75 years ago. Soviet and now Russian propaganda have made every effort to create a distorted view of the event and to hide uncomfortable aspects of the trial. Thus arose new anti-Ukrainian myths - the condemnation in Nuremberg of the Galicia Division, the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army. We will break them down in this issue, as well as how the Soviet war crimes "surfaced" during the Nuremberg Trials and whether the international tribunal really found the most odious German organizations criminal.
"History Without Myths" is a popular channel about the past of Ukraine and the world without ornaments and falsifications. The experts of our programs are professional historians (doctors and candidates of historical sciences, professors, associate professors, employees of scientific institutes and historical museums), each of whom is a specialist in specific issues. The topics of the issues cover all periods and cover a wide range of issues: political, military, economic history, history of international relations, history of culture, arts and sports, biographies of prominent personalities.
The purpose of our project is to refute anti-scientific myths, fakes and stereotypes about Ukraine and Ukrainians, spread public interest in history, pride in the glorious past, victories and achievements of the Ukrainian people, promote consolidation of Ukrainian society, positive image of Ukraine and Ukrainians.
Every week 2 new videos are released on the channel: on Wednesday "History without Myths" at 14.00 and on Saturday "10 Questions to the Historian" at 12.00.