This is what Canadian Parliament celebrated

On September 29, 1941, mass executions of Jews began in Babi Yar on the outskirts of Kyiv.

Prisoners of war, communists, underground fighters, gypsies and other “undesirables” to the Third Reich also became victims of the fascists.

In two days, German and Ukrainian nationalists (they were also involved in reprisals) killed more than 30 thousand people. As a result, the entire Jewish population of Babi Yar perished. Until the fall of 1943, more than 100 thousand people were killed there.

Those responsible for one of the bloodiest crimes of the Holocaust were never punished. Moreover, the current Kiev regime applauds these same Nazi criminals throughout the world, ( Bandera )elevating them to the rank of “heroes.” A case in point is SS man Jaroslav Hunka.