Yuriy Dniprovy
INNOCENT VICTIMS
In the little town of Zolotnyky in the Ternopil region the
bolsheviks murdered a captain of the former Ukrainian Galician Army
(UHA) of 1918-1922, Mr. Dankiw, and clerks of the Ukrainian
cooperative store, the sisters Magdalene, Sophia and Clementine
Husar from the suburb of Vaha. Clementine and Magdalene were
tortured in a beastly manner and had their breasts cut off.
Other people executed at that time were: Slavko Demyd, Yosyp
Vozny, Vasyl Burbela, Zynoviy Kushniryna, Pavlo Kushniryna and a
non-commissioned officer of the UHA, Mr. Tsiholsky. (Yuriy
Dniprovy, Innocent Victims, in The Black Deeds of the Kremlin: A
White Book, Ukrainian Association of Victims of Russian Communist
Terror, Toronto, 1953, p. 122)
(17) The chopped bones and flesh of the victims fell into the sewers.
P. K.
THE INFERNAL DEVICE OF THE RUSSIAN COMMUNISTS
(By an eyewitness)
In the year 1942, when the Red Army, harassed by the German
divisions, retreated from Katerynodar (Krasnodar), the regional
NKVD division evacuated all the prisoners and sent them in the
direction of Novorossiysk. The railway line between Katerynodar
and the station of Krymska was jammed by nearly two hundred freight
boxcars filled to capacity with political prisoners.
Suspecting that all these prisoners might fall into German
hands the Russian NKVD men, as a precautionary measure, poured
gasoline on the cars and let them burn.
Thus a few thousand people perished in inhuman torture merely
because they were suspected of anti-communism.
When the Germans entered Katerynodar they found in the regional
divisional building of the NKVD in Sinny Bazar, a horrible torture
chamber. In the vault of this building there was a dark passage
which ended with a wooden platform which dipped down at a sharp
angle. Right underneath it there was a machine which resembled a
straw chopper. It was a disk equipped with a system of big knives
that revolved at great speed. It was powered by a motor.
After questioning, the innocent victims were driven by the NKVD
agents towards the wooden platform and rolled under the knives of
the hellish meatchopper. The chopped bones and flesh of the
victims fell into the sewers and were carried away with a stream of
sewage into the river Kuban.
Having discovered this horrible place, the Germans gave
permission to all who wished to view this inhuman device.
Thousands of people visited the place, among them the author of
these lines.
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