Ivan Kazimirovich ( December 2, 1976 , Kiev ) - Ukrainian scientist, specialist in the history of Ukrainian nationalism , doctor of historical sciences, dean of the history department of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (since December 2014).
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Candidate of Historical Sciences (2001), Doctor of Historical Sciences (2013), Director of the Museum of History of Kiev University (since October 2002), Professor of the Department of Contemporary History of Ukraine.
Biographical information
Graduated with honors Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (1998), studied at the graduate school (1998-2001) of the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kiev, where ahead of schedule prepared and defended a Ph.D. thesis on the theme "The activities of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (Bandera) in 1940-1942. (military aspect). ”
Since May 2001, she has been working at the University in various positions: Junior Researcher of the Research Unit (2001), Researcher of the Research Unit (2002-2003), Director of the Museum of History of Kiev University (since October 2002), Assistant of the Department of Archeology and Museum Studies (2003-2005), Assistant of the Department of Contemporary History of Ukraine (since August 2005), Associate Professor of the Department of Contemporary History of Ukraine (since July 2006). Member of the Academic Council of the Faculty of History.
The main problems of scientific research are related to the history of Ukrainian nationalism and the national liberation movement of the 20-50s. XX century.
Author and co-author of 81 scientific and educational work .
She reads normative courses “History of Ukraine”, “History of Kiev University”, a special course “Ideology and practice of Ukrainian nationalism”, conducts seminars on the courses “Recent History of Ukraine”, “History of Culture”, “History of Ukrainian Constitutionalism”.
In March 2017, he signed a letter against the creation of the Babi Yar Holocaust Memorial Center [1] .
Married, has two daughters - Yaroslav (2002) and Miroslav (2004)
Views
Ivan Patrilyak stands for whitewashing the Hitler’s SS division “Galichina”, in his opinion, “The main problem is the Nuremberg trials, which recognized the SS as a“ criminal organization “” [2] .
Patrylyak believes that the Jewish pogroms were the “traditional” occupation of the Ukrainians [3] . According to him:
The Jewish pogroms in Ukraine were, so to speak, traditional, in these difficult relations between the local population and the Jews. It was something traditional. The Nazis, on the other hand, wanted to bring something unconventional to this — mass destruction on a racial basis. This has not been practiced here before [4]
I. Patrilyak believes that for such an iconic person as Bandera, the Park of Glory should be made [5] . Andriy Kozlov in his book “The whole truth about the Ukrainian Insurgent Army” cites the opinion of I. Patrylyak that the supporters of Stepan Bandera who participated in punitive actions did it on an ideological basis, because “in 1941, the fighters of the Ukrainian Nationalist Team had enough ideological and ideological grounds for participating in the destruction of the Polish intelligentsia and Jews ” [6] .
Patrylyak does not consider the murder of Poles in the Volyn massacre genocide [7] . Patrylyak justifies the killing by Ukrainians of the Poles who lived in Ukraine during the Volyn massacre by the fact that the Poles were “newcomers”:
As for the Volyn incident. When the Algerian Arabs began the war of independence, they massively killed the French white colonists. The same thing happened in other countries that fought the war for independence. In no case does this qualify as genocide against the colonists. If we say that the UPA detachment destroyed the Polish village and killed, well, I don’t know, 500 people, the Poles call it bullying (genocide), then why not call bullying a situation when a Polish detachment attacked a Ukrainian village and killed 500 people there ? The fact is that the Polish population, who lived on the territory of Ukraine, it came here at one time. It was not an autochthonous population, that is, a population that formed ethnically in this territory. Yes, sometimes these people lived here for 400-500-600 years, but still they were essentially a newcomer population [4]
Ivan Patrilyak develops the idea that the cooperation of Ukrainian nationalists and Hitler’s soldiers was situational [8] .
Patrylyak supports the myth created by V. Vyatrovich about the alleged salvation of a Jewish girl by Shukhevych [9] .
Patrilyak believes that the SBU should deal with the “fifth column” - the Moscow Patriarchate [10] .
Criticism
Per Rudling, a professor of history at Lund University and a specialist in the history of Belarusian and Ukrainian nationalism, sharply criticized information from the book by Ivan Patrilyak “Victory or Death!” In the Polish media. The Ukrainian liberation movement in 1939-1960. " The historian noted:
There are no references in the 2012 Patrilyak book, and it does not show that the information has been verified. His strange assertion that the constantly poorly armed units of the OUN-UPA killed 12,427 German occupiers, with their own losses of 2,251 people, is very unlikely [11] .
Per Rudling also noted that the data source for Patrilyak is a book by Alexander Denischuk, a man without a historical background, sponsored by the head of Freedom Oleg Tyagnibok and containing figures not confirmed by the German archives [11] .
Aleksey Martynov considers Ivan Patrilyak to be the creator of revisionist literature and, as one of the examples, quotes [12] a quote by I. Patrilyak, published in the publication “Ukraine Modern”
No matter how cruel it may sound, the death of one UPA soldier or an underground member of the OUN brought much more to the cause of the liberation of Ukraine than the millions of victims of the Ukrainians of the Red Army ... [13] [14]
Publications
- Collections of documents
- “Materials and documents on the history of the OUN (B) Security Service in the 1940s.” - Kiev, 2003.
- “Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists in 1941” - Kiev, 2006.
- “Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists in 1942” - Kiev, 2006.
- Monographs
- “Military activities of the OUN (B) in 1940-1942.” - Kiev, 2004.
- "Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army." - K., 2005.
- Slyusarenko Anatoly Ignatievich, Patrilyak Ivan Kazimirovich, Borovik Nikolay Andreevich. Ukraine during the Second World War (inaccessible link) : textbook. benefits for stud. humanity. specialist. hanging. textbook. Head / Kiev National University named after Taras Shevchenko. History department. Department of Contemporary History of Ukraine - K., 2009. - 447 p. - Bibliography: p. 426-446. - ISBN 978-966-2213-13-3 .
- Articles
- "Ukrainian Question" on the eve of World War II 08/28/2013
- Cooperation of the Polish population of Volhynia with the German occupation administration as a factor in the Ukrainian-Polish conflict // Volyn tragedy: through history to agreement : materials of the All-Ukrainian. sciences. Conf., m. Lutsk, June 19-20, 2013 / comp. A. Schwab. - Lutsk: East European National University named after Lesya Ukrainka , 2013. - S. 70-78
Notes
- ↑ LETTER-WARNING OF UKRAINIAN HISTORIANS ABOUT THE PLANS FOR CONSTRUCTING PLANS OF THE BABY YAR MOLORIAL CENTER FOR THE HOLOCAUST
- ↑ In SS "GALICHINA" WERE WHOLE CLASSES, WHOLE VILLAGES
- ↑ Eduard Dolinsky: At the University of Kiev, Jewish pogroms were called the “traditional” occupation of Ukrainians
- ↑ 1 2 Kiev historian approves: Ukrainians killed Jews according to tradition, and Poles - for colonialism
- ↑ For iconic figures such as Bandera, the Glory Park should be made, - historian
- ↑ Andrey Kozlov. The whole truth about the Ukrainian rebel army
- ↑ Echo of the Volyn tragedy: why the Poles are again talking about genocide
- ↑ SBU denies UPA cooperation with Germans
- ↑ In Kiev, the 110th anniversary of Roman Shukhevych was celebrated
- ↑ Prophecy of Putin's Confessor Comes True in Kiev
- ↑ 1 2 SERGEY SIBIRYAK: Wash off the white dog of the black male, or defeat the myth of the battles of Bandera and the Nazis
- ↑ Memory of the Great Patriotic War and the falsification of “Ukrainian-centrists”
- ↑ Druga svitova vіyna yak wiklik for Ukrainian history // // Ukraine Modern, 2008, No. 13. - P.50
- ↑ It didn’t sound hard, but the death of a single UPA chi pidpіlnika OUN brought for reference Ukraine’s more freedom, more than a few victims of the Ukrainian Chervona army, tens of thousands of deaths, Ukrainian, French, , canadian, american, new zealand, british zbroyny formanny, chi mai ten thousand fell dead divisіynikіv pіd Brody.
Sources
- Kiev National University. T. Shevchenko | Faculty of History | Department of Modern History of Ukraine | Patrilyak Ivan Kazimirovich
Photo
Other
- The Polish occupation of Western Ukraine in 1918-1939. How it was 02/03/2011 Igor Wooden
- The official statement of the historian Ivan Patrilyak regarding the documentary film “The Secrets of Bandera”, shown on the TV channel “1 + 1” December 25, 2014 // facebook , Ukrainian Institute of National Memory