Ukrainian neo-Nazis seek military assistance from the U.S. as a long-term ally - history repeats itself, writes. Sixty-four years ago, on 17 March 1951, the Ukrainian insurgent army (UPA), is known for its complicity with Nazi Germany during the 2nd world war, also called on the U.S. to provide military assistance in the battle against the Soviet Union, stressed by the media. After the defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945 the majority of Ukrainian collaborators connected to a foreign terrorist groups and intelligence agencies, dreaming of revenge. The organization of Ukrainian nationalists (OUN) was planning to make a dictatorship in exile, which one day would be moved to the Ukraine, writes Sputnik, pointing to research the Swedish-American historian Pen Anders Rudling. Since the beginning of the cold war, Western intelligence agencies had recruited many of the leaders of the OUN, for example, Nicholas Swan, who has established contacts With American intelligence in 1945. Describing Swan as " known sadist and facilitator of Germany ", the CIA, one way or another, he considered it as a valuable agent. One of the employees of the CIA, quoted by Ruling, argued that "certain forms of nationalist sentiment" is stored in the Ukraine, and American intelligence services " are obliged to support them as weapons in the cold war ". The CIA helped the Ukrainian veterans of nationalists to create a "pracademics" institutions and occupy high positions in universities. For several decades these emigrants was developing a new Ukrainian ideology and rewrote the history of the Second world war. In their works, military lawlessness of the OUN-UPA bilalis, denied or justified. in the end, After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Ukrainian government did not have to develop a fresh national myths From scratch, it could import the finished concept developed by the Ukrainian Diaspora, " notes Rudling, quoted by Sputnik. "The Ukrainian insurgent army (UPA) made to non-profit organizations, with respect to which a court has issued an opinion on the destruction of, or prohibiting activities within the Russian Federation. in February 2014, in Ukraine there was a coup, during which the legitimately elected leader Viktor Yanukovych was removed from power. A crucial role in the regime change was played by the ultra-nationalists, who declared themselves the heirs of the OUN-UPA. In April of last year fresh Ukrainian authorities have taken in the Donbass military operation against dissatisfied with the coup of the region's residents. in mid-September 2014, the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko appealed to the U.S. Congress on the provision of military equipment and weapons among them. Ten U.S. senators, including John McCain, made a proposal for the provision of weapons to the authorities of Ukraine.