Genocidal Policy on the Occupied Territories of the USSR and Russophobia (the Case of Ukraine)
The article deals with Nazi Germany’s policy on the occupied territories of the Soviet Union (particularly the South and East of Ukraine) and its interpretation in political, legal, and historical discourse of the USSR, Russia, and Ukraine. The judicial organs of Russia qualify this policy as a genocide. The Ukrainian nationalists have played an active role in its implementation. Their collaboration with Russia’s enemies at that time had certain reasons and origins.