Verfügbarkeit: Ukraïnsʹka Povstansʹka Armija

Ukraïnsʹka Povstansʹka Armija: istorija neskorenych

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Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Ukrainian
Veröffentlicht:	Lʹviv 2007
Schlagworte:	Ukraïnsʹka Povstansʹka Armija Geschichte
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Beschreibung:	In kyrill. Schr., ukrain. - Zsfassung in engl. Sprache
Beschreibung:	349 S. zahlr. Ill.
ISBN:	9789668041433

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adam_text	ЗМІСТ Вступне слово (В. В'ятрович) . 8 Розділ І Витоки збройного повстанського руху (В. В'ятрович) .12 Розділ II Розгортання повстанської боротьби (В. В'ятрович) . 3 4 Розділ III Польсько-український конфлікт (В. В'ятрович) .5 4 Розділ IV Територіальна та функційна структура (її. Содоль) . 6 8 Розділ V Українська Головна Визвольна Рада (В. В'ятрович) .8 0 Розділ VI Запілля (Р. Забілий) .9 0 Розділ VII Український Червоний Хрест (І. Дерев'яний) . 104 Розділ VIII Формування старшинських кадрів (П. Содоль) . 112 Розділ IX РоманШухевич (В. В'ятрович) . 124 Розділ X Щоденне життя повстанця (Р. Забілий) . 136 Розділ XI Повстанські свята (Р.Забілий) . 144 Розділ XII Однострій (А. Сова) . 160 Розділ XIII Нагороди (А. Сова) . 170 РОЗДІЛ XIV Озброєння (Р. Забілий) . 182 Розділ XV Жінки у визвольній боротьбі (І. Дерев'яний) . 204 Розділ XVI Видавнича діяльність підпілля (Р. Грицьків) . 212 Розділ XVII Закордонні рейди (В. В'ятрович) . 228 Розділ XVIII Криївки (В. В'ятрович) . 240 Розділ XIX Окупант змінився — боротьба триває (Р. Забілий) . 254 Розділ XX Протиповстанська боротьба (Р.Грицьків) . 278 РОЗДІЛ XXI Нескорені у таборах (І. Дерев'яний) . 312 Розділ XXII Слід В історії (В. В'ятрович) . 324 ЕПІЛОГ (В. В'ятрович) . 334 Перелік рекомендованих джерел та літератури (уклав Р. Грицьків) . 342 Перелік скорочень .345 Про авторів .346 Про Центр досліджень визвольного руху .348 Introduction 1921. Yurij Tíutíunnyk and his soldiers make a desperate attempt to take revenge against the invader that has occupied Ukraine. He called his units the Ukrainian insurgent Army (UPA) end by means of a raid penetrated deep into Soviet territory to initiate a rebellion and thereby restore Uk¬ rainian statehood. However the raid turned out to be unsuccessful. Many were killed, others were taken prisoner and executed. And the Soviet regime remained in power on the territory of Ukraine for another 70 years. The memory of those killed became another chapter in the national memory of an enslaved nation. This is the way, the name «UPA» first appeared in Ukrainian history. In 1941 Taras Borovets — 'Bulba' used the name «UPA» for his insurgent units. In due course the name was adopted by OUN(b) which managed to unite tens of thousands of soldiers and create the real army. Since then the abbreviation of «UPA» remains in the epicenter of battles, initially truly military when Ukrainians, Russians, Germans and Poles confronted each other for control of Ukraine. These days the battles are verbal but it is no longer a question over territory but over informational control. Any attempts by Ukrainian authorities to define their own official attitude towards the UPA and its place and significance in Ukrainian history, inevitably causes waves of protests from our eas¬ tern and western neighbors who would rather give their own conclusions about our history. The informational war against the UPA began as far back as the 1940's when it was used as an important addition to enemy military operations. Germany in its leaflets called the insurgent army a creation of «Moscow Jews», while Soviet propaganda proclaimed worldwide that UPA soldiers were collaborators and Hitlerite betrayers, «Ukrainian-German bourgeois nationalists». The victory of the USSR in the Second World War allowed it not only to concentrate its military forces on the war aga¬ inst the UPA but also to increase its own anti-UPA propaganda. Their persistent propaganda attacks did not cease even after the defeat of the insurgent movement and lasted until the final days of the Soviet Union's existence. The results of this propaganda work are still felt in Ukraine as Ukrainians remain divided in their attitude towards the UPA. On those territories, where the army operated long and actively, people recognized the insurgents long ago — almost every village in Western Ukraine has a monument dedicated to the UPA, built by its local community. The names of their heroes are remembered there, not only by the older generation, but also by the youth. At the same time in ot¬ her regions of Ukraine, the UPA is treated suspiciously or even with extreme hostility. Their negative opinion of the UPA was not formed by actual, personal contact with the insurgents but only under the influence of goal-oriented purposeful Soviet propaganda. Unfortunately, in the numerous debates on the UPA that have occurred in our country thro¬ ughout all its years of independence, more often emotions prevail over historic facts. To support charges of insurgent «collaboration» with Germans, false statements are made such as: «The UPA was condemned by the Nuremberg tribunal». This untruth could be very easily refuted by simply publishing the materials of this international trial, however this has not yet occurred. The majority of «charges» against the UPA can be easily refuted with the help of documents. Probably because of this, historians interested in an objective interpretation of the past, have published previously unk¬ nown documents and other materials. The number of these document collections is growing quickly, however it is unfortunate that these printed materials for the most part have not influenced public consciousness as they remain known only among a narrow circle of specialists. The same can be said about the majority of sdentine academic publications highlighting these problems as they are rather difficult for the ordinary reader to understand. So, it is time we help ordinary people to clearly understand their true past. The idea to create a popular scholarly history of the UPA is an old one. The Centre for Research of the Liberation Movement (CRLM) set as its goal to carry out a thorough scientific work on studying various aspects of struggle of the Ukrainian insurgents. Its researchers have already achieved certain success in this regard, i.e. they contributed to the publication of a number of scholarly collections «The Ukrainian liberation movement», published in the series «Sources to the history of the Ukrain¬ ian national liberation movement» and «Research on the history of the Ukrainian national liberation movement». Our work has always been well received. However during all our presentations and ot¬ her meetings we have always heard the same request: «Could you give us something to read about the UPA in general.» This project «The Ukrainian Insurgent Army. History of the unconquerable» is a response to this request. The first stage in the project's realization was a photo exhibition of the same name which began its journey throughout Ukraine in the spring of 2007. Its task was to tell people about the UPA — its formation, the history of development and about the people who created it. To this effect the easiest language for understanding was used, the language of photographs. The success of this project has mobilized us to prepare this book version of the exhibition which we have supplemented with new materials. This book was written on several levels. The first level is the basic text which tells the story of the insurgent army including the dynamics of the UPA's development as well as its distinctive feat¬ ures. So the first part of the book focuses on the formation of the army which was accomplished by the end of 1944. The next part describes separate aspects of the UPA 's functioning. Final parts of the book highlight the anti-Soviet struggle of the insurgents after 1944, repressive actions of the Soviet system directed against the national liberation movement and about the fate of UPA soldiers who 10 were imprisoned in concentration camps. Each chapter of the book is supplemented with an English summary which will assist readers outside of Ukraine to understand the history of the UPA. Additional texts in each chapter constitute the second level of the book. They provide informat¬ ion on certain phenomena and focus the reader's attention on important moments. Short encyclopa¬ edic references cited at the bottom of page as well as highlights from documents and memoirs of the participants of these events we hope, will help the reader better feel the spirit of that era. Hundreds of photographs make up the third level. They come from various sources — ranging from private collections of people who held on them despite the risk of arrest and imprisonment to offìcia I archival establishments in Ukraine and other countries. Research workers ofCRLM have been gathering photographs for several years and currently the Centre's archive has several thousand photos, Many photos portray unidentified scenes and people. Still we thought it was important to include these «anonymous» heroes in the collection. Photographs of that era have their own way of communicating with the reader, especially those that know little on the subject. Thanks to these photographs, everyone can now «see» these Ukrainian freedom fighters in the days of their youth. Energy and a strong belief in victory flows through these old pictures. This photographic record unites historical documentation with visualization and is powerful method of revealing the real image of the Ukrainian insurgent. The authors also tried to present their own vision of UPA history, making it clear and unders¬ tandable. For this, we used a large number of sources and literature, mostly those that are easily accessible for the reader. Our goal was to formulate a complete view of the UPA on the basis of alr¬ eady published materials that everyone can borrow from the library. A list of recommended sources of literature on this topic is found at the end of this book. This book is a result of many years' work of a group of authors, but it could not have been wr¬ itten without the support of many people. Their materials, remarks, pieces of advice and criticism were very necessary and useful. So we would like to express our gratitude to Mykhailo Andrusiak, Petro Arsenych, Yuriy Bohotiuk, Oleksandr Vovk, Oleksandr Darovanets, Hryhoriy Demian, Oleksandr Ishchuk, Stepán Kubiv, Vasyl Kuk, Volodymyr Kosyk, Vasyl Lototsky, Marian Lozynsky, Oleksandr Lutsky, Vo/odymyr Moroz, Volodymyr Muravsky, Ivan Patryliak, Mykola Posivnych, Anatoliy Rusnac- henko, Serhiy Muzychuk, Ihor Marchuk, Oleksandr Stasiuk, Taras Khoma, the staff of the publishing house «Litopys UPA» and other people who wholeheartedly helped the authors. Volodymyr Viatrovych Director of the Centre for Research of the Liberation Movement 11
adam_txt	ЗМІСТ Вступне слово (В. В'ятрович) . 8 Розділ І Витоки збройного повстанського руху (В. В'ятрович) .12 Розділ II Розгортання повстанської боротьби (В. В'ятрович) . 3 4 Розділ III Польсько-український конфлікт (В. В'ятрович) .5 4 Розділ IV Територіальна та функційна структура (її. Содоль) . 6 8 Розділ V Українська Головна Визвольна Рада (В. В'ятрович) .8 0 Розділ VI Запілля (Р. Забілий) .9 0 Розділ VII Український Червоний Хрест (І. Дерев'яний) . 104 Розділ VIII Формування старшинських кадрів (П. Содоль) . 112 Розділ IX РоманШухевич (В. В'ятрович) . 124 Розділ X Щоденне життя повстанця (Р. Забілий) . 136 Розділ XI Повстанські свята (Р.Забілий) . 144 Розділ XII Однострій (А. Сова) . 160 Розділ XIII Нагороди (А. Сова) . 170 РОЗДІЛ XIV Озброєння (Р. Забілий) . 182 Розділ XV Жінки у визвольній боротьбі (І. Дерев'яний) . 204 Розділ XVI Видавнича діяльність підпілля (Р. Грицьків) . 212 Розділ XVII Закордонні рейди (В. В'ятрович) . 228 Розділ XVIII Криївки (В. В'ятрович) . 240 Розділ XIX Окупант змінився — боротьба триває (Р. Забілий) . 254 Розділ XX Протиповстанська боротьба (Р.Грицьків) . 278 РОЗДІЛ XXI Нескорені у таборах (І. Дерев'яний) . 312 Розділ XXII Слід В історії (В. В'ятрович) . 324 ЕПІЛОГ (В. В'ятрович) . 334 Перелік рекомендованих джерел та літератури (уклав Р. Грицьків) . 342 Перелік скорочень .345 Про авторів .346 Про Центр досліджень визвольного руху .348 Introduction 1921. Yurij Tíutíunnyk and his soldiers make a desperate attempt to take revenge against the invader that has occupied Ukraine. He called his units the Ukrainian insurgent Army (UPA) end by means of a raid penetrated deep into Soviet territory to initiate a rebellion and thereby restore Uk¬ rainian statehood. However the raid turned out to be unsuccessful. Many were killed, others were taken prisoner and executed. And the Soviet regime remained in power on the territory of Ukraine for another 70 years. The memory of those killed became another chapter in the national memory of an enslaved nation. This is the way, the name «UPA» first appeared in Ukrainian history. In 1941 Taras Borovets — 'Bulba' used the name «UPA» for his insurgent units. In due course the name was adopted by OUN(b) which managed to unite tens of thousands of soldiers and create the real army. Since then the abbreviation of «UPA» remains in the epicenter of battles, initially truly military when Ukrainians, Russians, Germans and Poles confronted each other for control of Ukraine. These days the battles are verbal but it is no longer a question over territory but over informational control. Any attempts by Ukrainian authorities to define their own official attitude towards the UPA and its place and significance in Ukrainian history, inevitably causes waves of protests from our eas¬ tern and western neighbors who would rather give their own conclusions about our history. The informational war against the UPA began as far back as the 1940's when it was used as an important addition to enemy military operations. Germany in its leaflets called the insurgent army a creation of «Moscow Jews», while Soviet propaganda proclaimed worldwide that UPA soldiers were collaborators and Hitlerite betrayers, «Ukrainian-German bourgeois nationalists». The victory of the USSR in the Second World War allowed it not only to concentrate its military forces on the war aga¬ inst the UPA but also to increase its own anti-UPA propaganda. Their persistent propaganda attacks did not cease even after the defeat of the insurgent movement and lasted until the final days of the Soviet Union's existence. The results of this propaganda work are still felt in Ukraine as Ukrainians remain divided in their attitude towards the UPA. On those territories, where the army operated long and actively, people recognized the insurgents long ago — almost every village in Western Ukraine has a monument dedicated to the UPA, built by its local community. The names of their heroes are remembered there, not only by the older generation, but also by the youth. At the same time in ot¬ her regions of Ukraine, the UPA is treated suspiciously or even with extreme hostility. Their negative opinion of the UPA was not formed by actual, personal contact with the insurgents but only under the influence of goal-oriented purposeful Soviet propaganda. Unfortunately, in the numerous debates on the UPA that have occurred in our country thro¬ ughout all its years of independence, more often emotions prevail over historic facts. To support charges of insurgent «collaboration» with Germans, false statements are made such as: «The UPA was condemned by the Nuremberg tribunal». This untruth could be very easily refuted by simply publishing the materials of this international trial, however this has not yet occurred. The majority of «charges» against the UPA can be easily refuted with the help of documents. Probably because of this, historians interested in an objective interpretation of the past, have published previously unk¬ nown documents and other materials. The number of these document collections is growing quickly, however it is unfortunate that these printed materials for the most part have not influenced public consciousness as they remain known only among a narrow circle of specialists. The same can be said about the majority of sdentine academic publications highlighting these problems as they are rather difficult for the ordinary reader to understand. So, it is time we help ordinary people to clearly understand their true past. The idea to create a popular scholarly history of the UPA is an old one. The Centre for Research of the Liberation Movement (CRLM) set as its goal to carry out a thorough scientific work on studying various aspects of struggle of the Ukrainian insurgents. Its researchers have already achieved certain success in this regard, i.e. they contributed to the publication of a number of scholarly collections «The Ukrainian liberation movement», published in the series «Sources to the history of the Ukrain¬ ian national liberation movement» and «Research on the history of the Ukrainian national liberation movement». Our work has always been well received. However during all our presentations and ot¬ her meetings we have always heard the same request: «Could you give us something to read about the UPA in general.» This project «The Ukrainian Insurgent Army. History of the unconquerable» is a response to this request. The first stage in the project's realization was a photo exhibition of the same name which began its journey throughout Ukraine in the spring of 2007. Its task was to tell people about the UPA — its formation, the history of development and about the people who created it. To this effect the easiest language for understanding was used, the language of photographs. The success of this project has mobilized us to prepare this book version of the exhibition which we have supplemented with new materials. This book was written on several levels. The first level is the basic text which tells the story of the insurgent army including the dynamics of the UPA's development as well as its distinctive feat¬ ures. So the first part of the book focuses on the formation of the army which was accomplished by the end of 1944. The next part describes separate aspects of the UPA 's functioning. Final parts of the book highlight the anti-Soviet struggle of the insurgents after 1944, repressive actions of the Soviet system directed against the national liberation movement and about the fate of UPA soldiers who 10 were imprisoned in concentration camps. Each chapter of the book is supplemented with an English summary which will assist readers outside of Ukraine to understand the history of the UPA. Additional texts in each chapter constitute the second level of the book. They provide informat¬ ion on certain phenomena and focus the reader's attention on important moments. Short encyclopa¬ edic references cited at the bottom of page as well as highlights from documents and memoirs of the participants of these events we hope, will help the reader better feel the spirit of that era. Hundreds of photographs make up the third level. They come from various sources — ranging from private collections of people who held on them despite the risk of arrest and imprisonment to offìcia I archival establishments in Ukraine and other countries. Research workers ofCRLM have been gathering photographs for several years and currently the Centre's archive has several thousand photos, Many photos portray unidentified scenes and people. Still we thought it was important to include these «anonymous» heroes in the collection. Photographs of that era have their own way of communicating with the reader, especially those that know little on the subject. Thanks to these photographs, everyone can now «see» these Ukrainian freedom fighters in the days of their youth. Energy and a strong belief in victory flows through these old pictures. This photographic record unites historical documentation with visualization and is powerful method of revealing the real image of the Ukrainian insurgent. The authors also tried to present their own vision of UPA history, making it clear and unders¬ tandable. For this, we used a large number of sources and literature, mostly those that are easily accessible for the reader. Our goal was to formulate a complete view of the UPA on the basis of alr¬ eady published materials that everyone can borrow from the library. A list of recommended sources of literature on this topic is found at the end of this book. This book is a result of many years' work of a group of authors, but it could not have been wr¬ itten without the support of many people. Their materials, remarks, pieces of advice and criticism were very necessary and useful. So we would like to express our gratitude to Mykhailo Andrusiak, Petro Arsenych, Yuriy Bohotiuk, Oleksandr Vovk, Oleksandr Darovanets, Hryhoriy Demian, Oleksandr Ishchuk, Stepán Kubiv, Vasyl Kuk, Volodymyr Kosyk, Vasyl Lototsky, Marian Lozynsky, Oleksandr Lutsky, Vo/odymyr Moroz, Volodymyr Muravsky, Ivan Patryliak, Mykola Posivnych, Anatoliy Rusnac- henko, Serhiy Muzychuk, Ihor Marchuk, Oleksandr Stasiuk, Taras Khoma, the staff of the publishing house «Litopys UPA» and other people who wholeheartedly helped the authors. Volodymyr Viatrovych Director of the Centre for Research of the Liberation Movement 11
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