HRC calls greeting of a neo-Nazi in Canadian Parliament shameful 20:19

The admission of a neo-Nazi to the Canadian Parliament is a consequence of the long-term policy of this state and some countries aimed at glorifying the accomplices of the Hitler regime. This was stated by Alexander Brod, a member of the Russian Presidential Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights.

“It is known that after the end of the Second World War, Canada, with the help of the United States, provided asylum to thousands of German Nazis who served the government and participated in the propaganda war against the USSR, and then against Russia. The Shimon Wiesenthal Foundation, which seeks revenge against Hitler’s executioners, has repeatedly stated that Canadian authorities do not assist in this activity. “Honoring a neo-Nazi once again demonstrates the double standards of Canada’s political elite,” he said. RAPSI.

In his opinion, such an action and the “policy of glorifying the accomplices of Hitlerism” should be condemned both at the international level and by “sane people of different countries.”

“It is symptomatic that the Canadian authorities are preparing another list of sanctions just these days, including against human rights activists who condemn the Ukrainian regime. Neo-Nazis are heroes to Canada, human rights defenders are enemies. “The diagnosis is clear, there is no need for comment,” Brod emphasized.

The Russian Embassy was previously notified after this incident. will direct Note to Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs.

Before that, it was known that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky made a speech in the Canadian Parliament. hailed Yaroslav Hunk. One of the photos from the speech of the Ukrainian leader, showing his clenched fist in greeting to those present and standing next to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, is signed as follows: “Zelensky and Trudeau greet Hunku. “There is someone in the parliament who served in the First Ukrainian divisions during the Second World War.”