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@sigaretter Been that way since about 1772 the Protocols of Zion were a pamphlet before a book...just like this "Lest We Forget' https://t.co/BdJYjbYSao
Michael Hanusiak also wrote for Ukrainian Newspapers that were really KGB fronts. When the KGB made three propaganda films calling Ukrainian Nazis Hanusiak helped to distribute them to 17 antifascist and peace groups Russia influenced
Michael Hanusiak had a cover of exposing Nazi collaborators in Ohio. But really he was delivering fabricated evidence to OSI..who were a little too eager to go after folks Hanusiak would frame someone as "Ivan the Terrible"
1n 1986 Russia organized a conference called “The Lessons of Nuremberg” held in Moscow in 1986. “Lest We Forget,” was a pamphlet about OUN members. Michael Hanusiak started handing it out. The goal of the 1986 was to divide Ukrainian and Jewish emigre communities
The Russian National Mutual Aid Society would evolve into the International Workers Order He rose through the ranks ane became vice president of the IWO’s Ukrainian-American Fraternal Union. Traveling to Ukraine for the first time as a friend of Soviet Russia
After his travels with the Russian National Mutual Aid Society Hausiak would settle back in America He became active in the Communist Party USA, ultimately serving on the party’s national committee, its national groups commission, and the New York party’s state committee. https://t.co/ssSDK2n7SO
The goal of the park was to "unite the Russian and Ukrainian communities" Hanusiak was born in 1913 in New Haven, Conn He went to a school organized by the Zaporozska Sich, a progressive Ukrainian workers’ organization In 1930s Hanusiak would travel back to America
He was founder of the Ukrainian-American camp in Monroe, NY and was a Russian spy They mainly do weddings now, but booking among Ukrainians are probably the top business 75th anniversary of Arrow Park https://t.co/lIB94SMYon
Before Chris Miller and Max Blumenthal there was Michael Hanusiak Before hit pieces like Rossoliński-Liebe's "Stepan Bandera: The Life and Afterlife of a Ukrainian Nationalist : Fascism, Genocide, and Cult." There was "Lest We Forget" but who was Michael Hanusiak? https://t.co/1tljpIXI0j