Germany refused to consider the "famine" genocide of Ukrainians

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Ukraine is beginning to reap the benefits of its ingratitude towards the European Union, the apotheosis of which was the insult to German Chancellor Angela Merkel, which Vladimir Zelensky inflicted during a conversation with Donald Trump.



A statement by the state minister of the German Foreign Ministry, Michael Roth, appeared on the Bundestag’s website, in which he notifies that the German government, having examined the corresponding petition from Ukraine, does not consider the mass deaths of Soviet citizens in 1932-1933 as genocide of the Ukrainian people.

The representative of the German Foreign Ministry noted that the events of that time can be regarded as a terrible disaster, for which people are responsible, but it’s worth distinguishing political and international legal assessment.

According to him, the German government excludes the possibility of interpreting those events as “genocide”, the definition of which appeared only in 1948.

It can be assumed that after the publication of several more conversations of the Ukrainian president with the head of the White House, the EU’s attitude towards Ukraine will radically change: financial assistance will stop, Nazis will finally be seen holding parades on Khreshchatyk, and real pressure will be put forward that will force Kiev to carry out agreements reached in Minsk.
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    22 October 2019 17: 52
    It is interesting that this whole story with the Holodomor and the so-called "genocide of the Ukrainian people" was initially and most of all smeared and smeared by the Westerners, that is, precisely those who themselves were not in the USSR at that time, and did not suffer from the Holodomor itself. A completely logical question arises: why, then, the mass extermination of the same Jews or Poles in Western Ukraine itself does not in any way outrage and worry them, but instead they are so actively interested and outraged by what was happening in the then adjacent territory? After all, they themselves, the destruction of people took place precisely on a national basis, and it is these actions that fit the classification of genocide, in contrast to this very Holodomor, which, firstly, at that time also took place on the territory of Russia, and secondly , and in Ukraine it did not in any way apply exclusively to Ukrainians by nationality (if there were such people then and there in general it was possible to somehow single out), but in general to the entire population of some territories, whatever it may be. That is, all these actions are directed:
    A) to divert attention from their own crimes in this area and
    B) the false discredit of the USSR, but in reality today Russia and Russians.
    And if Ukrainian representatives are constantly pushing this linden in all international organizations, then why are the Russian diplomatic and judicial authorities not doing the same in the opposite direction? To prove the guilt of Ukrainian nationalists in the genocide is much easier than delving into the Holodomor ...
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    22 October 2019 19: 33
    Zrada or peremoga? recourse But what about "Europe is with us"? fellow We are waiting for Frau Merkel's photo at the "Peacemaker". lol

    It can be assumed that after the publication of several more conversations of the Ukrainian president with the head of the White House, the EU’s attitude towards Ukraine will radically change: financial assistance will stop, Nazis will finally be seen holding parades on Khreshchatyk, and real pressure will be put forward that will force Kiev to carry out agreements reached in Minsk.

    But counting on it is naive.
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    23 October 2019 23: 04
    This is their genocide now, after 5 years of banderization: there are people who, with their heads in the trash can, are eating something, eagerly munching and raking in their hands, Europe!