Violence against the civilian population of Ukraine. Documents of secret services. 1941-1944 / Compiled by Valerii Vasyliev, Natalia Kashevarova, Olena Lysenko, Mariia Panova, Roman Podkur. K.: Publisher V. Zakharenko, 2018. 752 p.
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Published in No. 30 (2019) of Scientific Papers of the Vinnytsia Mykhailo Kotsyiubynskyi State Pedagogical University Series History.
The journal covers current problems of history of Ukraine, World history, historical local history, ethnology, historiography, source studies, theories and methodologies of history, the most modern monographic works in the field of historical sciences are reviewed.
The publication is designed for scientists, ethnographers, teachers, postgraduates, students, everyone who seek to get a solid knowledge of the theoretical and applied nature of history.
By the decision of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine this journal is included in the list of scientific professional editions (category B) in which the results of dissertations on historical sciences can be published. (Order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine No.409 dated 17/03/2020).
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The article reviews the book of collected documents of the Nazi and Soviet special services which confirm the use of violence against the civilian population of Ukraine during the German-Soviet war. A significant amount of archival material has been open to the public for the first time and provides a scientific community with an opportunity for a more thorough examination of the forms and methods used in mass destruction of people.
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Насильство над цивільним населенням України. Документи спецслужб. 1941-1944 / Автори-укладачі: Валерій Васильєв, Наталя Кашеварова, Олена Лисенко, Марія Панова, Роман Подкур. — К.: Видавець В. Захаренко, 2018.— 752 с. http://resource.history.org.ua/item/0014212
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