The head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko said that it is time to completely clean Ukraine from Communist preceding, and likewise once again drew Parallels between communism And fascism, calling the NKVD And the Gestapo related structures.
"Bykivnia graves national historical-memorial complex of victims of political repression under Kiev) - the living witness of Communist terror, the most incontestable proof of crimes against humanity, the same scale as those committed at Katyn, Auschwitz, Buchenwald, Babi Yar or at Solovki. And isn't it time, finally, finally clear Ukraine from symbols of a regime that killed millions of innocent people?", - said Poroshenko during his speech, devoted to Day of memory of victims of political repression.



Poroshenko said that during the Communist regime in Ukraine was committed many crimes, for example, the famine And the deportation of the people, reports RIA " Novosti ". Poroshenko likewise once again drew Parallels between communism And fascism, calling the NKVD And the Gestapo related structures." GPU-NKVD - related structure of the SS-Gestapo. They took over the criminal experience of each other, perfecting the technique of mass destruction of their victims ", - quotes news Agency of his word. Fifteen of may the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko signed a law On decommunization which ban Soviet symbols, recognise the illegal Communist regime, recognize UPA* fighters for independence of the country, and the Great Patriotic war, the date the order only be called the Second world. In April, the Ukrainian Parliament adopted the law On the recognition of OUN-UPA fighters for independence of Ukraine And provided the right of its present social guarantees. At the same time, the deputies of the Verkhovna Rada voted for the adoption of the act on condemnation of the Communist regime in Ukraine.
* Organization, relative to which a court has adopted the legally effective conclusion Of destruction or prohibition of the activities on the grounds stipulated by the Federal law "On countering extremist activity"

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