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Ukraine's capital names streets after WWII nazi collaborators
THE Ukrainian Jewish Committee’s director has harshly criticised a decision by the capital’s legislature to name streets after nazi collaborators.
Eduard Dolinsky said that the Kiev city council ruled on Tuesday to name a city street after Ivan Pavlenko, whom he described as a nazi collaborator and war criminal.
Mr Dolinsky said on Facebook yesterday that Pavlenko led a Ukrainian unit involved in the killing of tens of thousands of Jews during the nazi occupation of Ukraine.
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