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Thereâs been much discussion about Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland's long silence since being asked to comment on claims that her grandfather was the editor of a Nazi collaborationist newspaper published in German occupied Cracow. She has always been satisfied to call him a refugee and Ukrainian nationalist.
But, thanks to the efforts and political intuition of Alex Boykowich and friends, who visited the 25 boxes of Michael Chomiakâs papers, the world now knows the Ministerâs grandfather was indeed a collaborator. Meanwhile Canadaâs political class have turned into a petrified forest of embarrassed silence, and Canada is still committed to backing reactionaries in Kiev.
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Interview with Alex Boykowich
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