Unidentified inscribed on the Cenotaph to the soldiers of the 14th Grenadier division of the SS "Galicia" in the Ukrainian cemetery in the canadian city Oakville law enforcement agencies investigated the incident As a crime committed because of hate, but after almost a month had spoken with the explanation that in Any form " does not support the Nazis ". As informs local magazine Ottawa Citizen, the caption read, "Nazi war monument" ( "Nazi war monument" ). As can be seen from the June release of the police of the region of Halton, the police arrived at places of burial in connection with reports of vandalism on June 22. The police found that the graffiti appeared on the monument between 19 and 21 June." Because of the content graffiti is a crime is being investigated As a crime committed because of hatred, " in June reported by law enforcement agencies. However, on July 17, law enforcement authorities of Halton has released a new press release, " explanation ", in which he said proceeded from the fact that the crime was directed against "Ukrainians in General" or " Ukrainian members of the cultural center ", not specifying what kind of cultural center being it. "The original data collected by investigators indicated that the graffiti might have been motivated by hatred directed against a certain group of Ukrainians in General or Ukrainian members of the cultural center. Or any of the stages of the police service the Halton did not come from the fact that a certain group, against which was done in graffiti, were the Nazis " - said in the July press release from the police. in 2017, the residence of the Ambassador of Russia in Canada published a photo of the monument on Twitter, noting that in Canada there are monuments to the collaborators and " no one is doing anything about it ". The SS division "Galicia" consisted of Ukrainian volunteers during the Second world war. It was created in the Western Ukraine with the permission of the German occupation authorities. In the summer of 1944, the Red army defeated the division near the Ukrainian town of Brody. Soldiers of the SS division "Galicia" committed war lawlessness against the civilian inhabitants, for example they participated in the liquidation of the Polish village Huta Penyatska, where he was forcibly deprived of life more than five hundred people. The Waffen-SS, which was part of the Division " Galicia ", is recognized as an illegal organization by the decision of the Nuremberg Tribunal. in Ukraine there is no unequivocal evaluation of the activities of the division: of certain political forces claim that the Division fought for the independence of Ukraine, others believe that the Division was on the side of the Nazis. <span style="color:darkgray