I recorded a programme in which I read declassified documents, decrees, NKVD interrogation protocols, everything related to the Vinnytsia region, in memory of my grandfather.
The material is tough, breaking the stereotypes of the prosperous tranquility of decent citizens, who have been forming a picture of the world of friendship between nations for generations.
To understand “what Putin wants from Ukraine,” one must do a great deal of intellectual work, see one’s ignorance, and start learning again.
Even for me, the granddaughter of Ukrainians who went through hell, for me, who myself went through sadistic practices in Georgia in 1989 and 1991-1993, for me, who plunged headlong into the tragedy of the Chechen people, many things were a real discovery and shock.
I would never have believed that it was possible to so sadistically exterminate Ukrainians, devilishly substituting concepts, if it weren’t for Chechnya and Georgia.
Here, in these Ukrainian archives, Koshchei’s death itself converges; this truth was hidden and traces were covered up.
But today the situation is much worse than you can imagine.
Because this same NKVD is alive, active and working at full capacity in the West. And they will do everything to prevent the West from getting the real picture of the world.
The West will be content with the external signs of “dissidents condemn Putin.”
And the NKVD tentacle in the West will make sure that the NKVD remains safe and sound.
The strain on my sick heart is very strong, I wake up many nights in tears, and I can’t bear to imagine what my grandparents were hiding.
But even if I imagined that they had told me the whole truth before their death, I would not have understood anything.
I would not have understood anything at all, because I was ignorant, like today’s “good Russians” and many Ukrainians. To understand, you have to sit down at a desk and relearn everything that happened in Ukraine over the past few centuries.
The NKVD tried to make sure that you never knew or understood the truth.
Only after Chechnya and Georgia, only after I encountered the obstruction of the “information watchdogs,” only after I had the archives in my hands, was I able to simply think of posing the question in this way.
Only after this was I able to understand what exactly the NKVD’s psychological trick was.
As Nevzorov skilfully threw out last year, “Chechens are no longer the same as they were under Dudayev, they have come to love their slavery and have gone to kill Ukrainians.”
This is the same thing that the NKVD did, creating a terrible image of Ukrainians who “worked for the Nazis” during the German occupation.
The occupied population is given the status of collaborators.
If you were given the idea, and you accepted it, that the Chechens are the people who chose Kadyrov and went to kill Ukrainians, then you will no longer think about the fact that the Chechens fought alone against Russia for 20 years!
They were left to fend for themselves, without support, and were eventually occupied.
The Chechen people are under occupation today. There are concentration camps there, like in any occupied territory.
And calling the occupied population collaborators is a trick of the NKVD.
Without my single-handedly exposing the lies of the “free media” about Zviad, I would not have figured out how the NKVD blackened Yaroslav Stetsko and Stepan Bandera. And along with them, it blackened the entire Ukrainian people, making “Nazis” out of Ukrainians. This is the NKVD directive.
And here it’s not enough to even know the facts.
You need to understand the NKVD scheme and how they change thimbles.
The main substitution is that the blame is shifted from the occupiers to the “collaborators,” and the occupied population is declared to be the collaborators.
Hence, the conviction among Russians, the sincere conviction that “the Ukrainians themselves carried out the Bolshevik revolution,” the Ukrainians themselves killed Ukrainians.
It turns out that the most respectable public has no immunity to Nevzorov, although he shared memories that his childhood was spent in the office of his grandfather, a KGB general, in the Big House on Liteiny, among folders with execution cases.
In that same Big House, in the basement of which my Andrei’s grandfather was shot in January 1938 as a “Latvian spy.”
To begin to deal with this centuries-old hell, several conditions must be met.
Start studying the documents. Understand how the NKVD covered up its tracks. Understand that today, those who are flesh and blood of the NKVD are working in the West, calling themselves “dissidents of the Putin regime.” Understand that during perestroika and the collapse of the USSR, those who were flesh and blood of the NKVD were working. They were interested then too, that Zviad Gamsakhurdia, Dzhokhar Dudayev, and Yaroslav Stetsko get off the track and out of the way.
Now, while Ukrainians are dying according to yet another NKVD programme, people you know – flesh and blood of the NKVD – are planning the transformation of the empire of the “RF” into a new empire, into a conditional “Beautiful Russia of the Future.”
I’m editing the program. I’ll publish it soon.
Inna Kurochkina
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