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About UPA - Ukrains'ka Povstans'ka Armiia (Ukrainian Insurgent Army). |
The UPA has been found on October 14, 1942 by the decision of political leaders of OUN to protect the civil population of Ukraine, prosecuted by the German occupational authorities. Roman Shuhevych (pseudonym Taras Chuprynka) was the Commander-in-Chief of the UPA from 1943 to 1950. Roman Shuhevych, who was a very gifted person, created an efficient and numerous military force that powerfully resisted the German and Soviet punitive forces.
The terrible consequences of the Soviet rule in Ukraine, starvations, repressions, terror in 1920 - 1941 in the Eastern Ukraine and the mass murders, tortures and quartering of people in the NKVD prisons in the Western Ukraine in 1939 - 1941 as well as a "peaceful" Hitler's policy, have finally embittered people against Germany and Moscow bolshevism.
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The main commanders of UKRAINIAN INSURGENT ARMY. |
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1943-1950 |
1950-1954 |
Dmytro Hrytsay
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Roman Shukhevych
(1907-1950) |
Vasyl Kuk
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For what struggle UPA (Ukrainian Insurgent Army)? |
| For what battles Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA)? |
Archive of the documents UPA. |
The Ukrainian Insurgent Army (the UPA) fights for Ukrainian Independent State and free life for all nations in their own countries. Destruction of national oppression and exploitation of one nation by another, system of free nations living in their own free countries - this is the only way to guarantee a just solution of national and social issues all over the world. |
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Structure UPA (Ukrainian Insurgent Army). |
The primary missions of the UPA were: struggle for Independence of Ukraine, protection of civil population from occupants and punitive forces (German Gestapo, Soviet NKVD and SMERS). Therefore almost all subdivisions of the UPA were concerned with a certain territory and the UPA was organized by the territorial principle.
The organization of the UPA was determined by its role of a national insurgent armed force fighting against occupants, by political conception of this struggle and its tactics.
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1. About UHVR
2. UHVR First General Assembly (1944)
3. UHVR documents
4. UHVR resolutions
5. General Secretariat of the Foreign Relations UHVR
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6. The state awards of Ukraine authorized by the decrees UHVR
7. Activities
8. Official publications
9. Persons
10. Photo gallery
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Photo an album. |
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OUN (1920 - 1946) |
1. Creation of the OUN
2. OUN First General Assembly (1929)
3. 10 rules (Dekaloh) (1929)
4. The application OUN concerning murder Y.Konovalets (1938)
5. Declaration of independence of Ukraine (Hust, 1939)
6. The OUN Manifesto(1940)
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7. OUN Second General Assembly (1941)
8. Act of restoration of the Ukrainian state (30.06.1941)
9. Greetings of the chapters of the Ukrainian Churches
10. Conferences (1942, 1943)
11. OUN Third First General Assembly (1943)
12. Conference of the OUN in Ukraine (1946)
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Battle of UPA against Soviet and Fascist retaliatory forces |
| 100 greatest battles of UPA with German army |
100 greatest battles of UPA with Soviet army (NKVD, SMERS) |
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