As I scroll down the Facebook page of the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory, I come across posts about vandalised graves of fighters in the Ukrainian Insurgent Army. This is followed by posts from a regular rubric “The Fallen Heroes of the Russian-Ukrainian War” on the page, which, in turn, is followed by posts about rediscovered battle grounds and burial sites dating back to the Ukrainian Revolution of 1917-1921.
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People shout slogans as they carry torches during a few-thousand march organized by Svoboda (Freedom), Ukrainian nationalist party, in Kyiv on Jan. 29, 2017, to mark the 99th anniversary of a battle near the the small Ukrainian city of Kruty.
Some 300 Ukrainian students, cadets and schoolboys were killed during combat with the regular Red Army on Jan. 29, 1918, to protect the newly created Ukraine's People Republic against Bolshevik aggression.
