A very detailed article, however it misses a critical chapter, that of Holodomor and the genocide of Ukrainians in the hands of the Soviets and their Jew commissars.

The ten-page document pointed out that, as soon as German troops took Lvov, Ukrainians in the city denounced Jews who had cooperated with Soviet authorities during the period of Soviet occupation, 1939-1941.

In many countries the Jews sought every opportunity to collaborate with whoever was against Christians. For example, Jews will mention the pogrom of Odessa in 1821, but they won't mention the reason behind it, which was their participation in the torture and execution of Patriarch Gregory V:

https://infogalactic.com/info/Constantinople_massacre_of_1821

https://www.stormfront.org/forum/t1207105/

The massacres of Constantinople were strongly encouraged by the Jewish bankers of the Sultan.

In 1822, the Jews of Thessaloniki played the main role in the Holocaust of Naoussa, which ended in dozens of Greek Orthodox villages completely annihilated:

https://www.stormfront.org/forum/t1098664/

Yet, when Thessaloniki was finally liberated, the Jews of Thessaloniki pretended that they would now be loyal citizens of Greece, then they created the Young Turks who committed the Armenian, Greek and Assyrian Genocide, and at the same time the Communist Party of Greece, which was responsible for the Civil War during which they massacred thousands of innocent people in order to turn Greece into an atheist Soviet state.

They (the OUN) also regarded the Jews as the primary support and “spreaders” of Bolshevism.

Which was obviously the truth and Ukrainians had already witnessed the destruction of their villages and churches and the death of their people, either by famine or by execution by Cheka.

It is said that Bandera was assassinated in 1959 by a KGB agent in Munich

The article is hinting that that might not be the case, while Bandera was indeed assassinated by KGB:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohdan_Stashynsky

https://www.rbth.com/history/334327-kgb-hitman-bohdan-stashynsky-trial-germany