The Yaroslav Hunka case 2023
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The Yaroslav Hunka case Yaroslav Hunka united with his mother after 43 years, Ukraine 1989. Not love for Germans, but hatred of Soviets..... My enemy's enemy is my friend.... In 2023 the Ukrainian people fought in a war against Russian occupation and invasion. During 1939-45 the Ukrainian people fought in a war against Russian occupation and invasion. In both instances it was a fight for freedom and independence. Many Ukrainian soldiers died, alongside innocent civilians, both Ukrainian (of all races) and eefugees, through accident or intent. The latter non-combatants were the tragic, yet ubiquitous and increasingly common, collateral damage of modern warfare, with, for example, the Jewish people specifically targeted by the Nazis, though other races and groups within the Ukraine and beyond suffered due to personal, political and societal discrimination, both in WWII and more recently. Just prior to WWII, in fact, some 5 million Ukrainians had died as a result of star