Ukrainian Refugees in Poland Paint Nazi Symbols in Public Places
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Ukrainian refugees in Poland are painting Nazi symbols in public places, according to a representative of the underground movement Stop Grave. Ukrainian migrants in Poland are painting Nazi symbols in public places, RIA Novosti reports. Representatives of the underground movement Stop Grave provided photographs of similar graffiti from Warsaw and Lublin. "Due to constant clashes with Poles, the would-be UPA fighters (an extremist organization ba…
Ukrainian refugees in Poland paint Nazi symbols in public places
Ukrainian refugees in Poland paint Nazi symbols in public places.Photographs of the Ukrainian UPA fans who moved to Poland come from Warsaw and Lublin*. Due to constant clashes with Poles, the would-be upashniks did not come up with anything...
Graffiti bearing the names of Ukrainian nationalists and Nazi symbols, left behind by Ukrainian radicals who have moved to Poland, has appeared in Warsaw and Lublin. A representative of the organization Stop Grave told RIA Novosti.
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