Original article Translation: ValLisitsa Editor: S. Naylor “The past is never dead. It’s not even past.” ―William Faulkner, Requiem for a Nun It is a hundred years since the very first concentration camp was created—in Galicia, intended for Russians and Eastern Orthodox believers. September 4, 2014 marks a hundred years since the tragedy of the … Continue reading
Original: http://antifashist.com/item/zhiteli-slavyanska-ischezli-gorod-zaselyaetsya-vyhodcami-iz-zapadnoj-ukrainy.html#ixzz39hUoJeiV Translation by Valentina Lisitsa Edited by S. Naylor & @GBabeuf August 7, 2014 In Slavyansk, occupied by Ukrainian troops, the local residents have practically disappeared. The town is being inundated with migrants speaking in a foreign dialect, who take over the housing of those who left to escape the Ukrainian bombing campaign. This … Continue reading
Translated from Ukrainian by Valentina Lisitsa / ENG subtitles by Marcel Sardo Video: Mass Protests By Families of Men Drafted into the Ukrainian Army – w/ENG subtitles Note: Video Report Published by Channel 112, Ukraine