JAROSLAW WENGER. NAZI. WAFFEN ! WW II
The SS Galizien division was formed in 1943 from Ukrainian volunteers who joined the elite fighting force and swore an oath of allegiance to Hitler.Around 50,000 men from the Galicia region of Ukraine were allowed to join the SS because its boss Heinrich Himmler had said they were more Aryan-like.They fought on the eastern front and smashed uprisings in Slovakia, Yugoslavia and Serbia with brutal force. JAROSLAW WEGNER now 93 years of age was a junior official of the Waffen regt. About 25 members of this Organization are found to have settled in UK after the war and living with impunity. The information was published by Sun magazine.The unit was said to have massacred civilians in these countries as well as Polish nationals in Ukraine.It also included former concentration camp guards and was led by SS officers notorious for their ability to commit murder on a huge scale.But in a controversial move the British government allowed over 8,000 of the soldiers who surrendered to settle here after the war.The government carried out few checks on the prisoners and claimed finding out if any were war criminals was an "impossible" task. The people concerned remained unpunished. This could be a tip of iceberg.
The SS Galizien division was formed in 1943 from Ukrainian volunteers who joined the elite fighting force and swore an oath of allegiance to Hitler.Around 50,000 men from the Galicia region of Ukraine were allowed to join the SS because its boss Heinrich Himmler had said they were more Aryan-like.They fought on the eastern front and smashed uprisings in Slovakia, Yugoslavia and Serbia with brutal force. JAROSLAW WEGNER now 93 years of age was a junior official of the Waffen regt. About 25 members of this Organization are found to have settled in UK after the war and living with impunity. The information was published by Sun magazine.The unit was said to have massacred civilians in these countries as well as Polish nationals in Ukraine.It also included former concentration camp guards and was led by SS officers notorious for their ability to commit murder on a huge scale.But in a controversial move the British government allowed over 8,000 of the soldiers who surrendered to settle here after the war.The government carried out few checks on the prisoners and claimed finding out if any were war criminals was an "impossible" task. The people concerned remained unpunished. This could be a tip of iceberg.
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