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Ukrainian Schutzmanshaft is the official name of the auxiliary police service operating on the territory of occupied Ukraine during the The Great Patriotic War and persecuted Jews, communists and all partisans. It was formed on July 27, 1941 (according to other sources, in mid-August 1941) by order of Heinrich Himmler, initially subordinated to the police of order in the territory General governorships. The territory of responsibility of the police — Reichskommissariat Ukraine — was established on August 20, 1941. The first commandant of the Ukrainian police was Captain Emil Matla, who was soon replaced in this position by Major Vladimir Pituley. His deputy was a former centurion of the UGA Lyubomir Ogonovsky. The Ukrainian auxiliary police was mostly composed of radical Ukrainian nationalists who served in the OUN People's Militia, established in June 1941. There were two categories of Ukrainian paramilitary organizations loyal to the Germans: the first included mobile police units called "Schutzmannschaft" or "noise", divided into battalions and participated in punitive actions on the territory of Ukraine (reported directly to the commander of the German order police); the second included local police units, which were called the Ukrainian police and operated mainly in the district of Galicia. The Schutzmannschaft and the Ukrainian police were not politically connected with each other. Ukrainian police units also existed in large cities: the city police were subordinate to the commander of the police in each city. Schutzpolizei), the neighborhood and suburban police were subordinate to the commander of the local gendarmerie. Both the police and the gendarmerie were subordinate to the commander of the order police. Volyn Massacre — mass destruction Ukrainian Insurgent Army—OUN(b) ethnic Polish civilians and, on a smaller scale, civilians of other nationalities living in Western Ukraine, on the territory of Volyn (Rivne, Volyn and the northern part of the Ternopil region), until September 1939, was under Polish administration, which began in March 1943 and peaked in July of the same year. The retaliatory actions of the Polish side, which began at the end of the summer of 1943, led to significant casualties among the Ukrainian civilian population. From the second half of 1943, Ukrainian nationalists began to exterminate the Polish population already on the territory of Eastern Galicia (now Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Ternopil regions). The first mass killings in this region took place back in October 1943, and their intensification occurred in February 1944. By the summer of 1944, anti-Polish actions covered the entire territory of Eastern Galicia and began even in the Zakerzonia.It is the bloodiest episode of the Polish-Ukrainian conflict in the middle of the XX century, which many historians (primarily Polish) stand out from the overall picture of the Polish—Ukrainian armed conflict. Quite often, Polish historians interpret these events exclusively as an anti-Polish action of the UPA, while Ukrainian historians focus on the motives that led to the UPA holding this action, and also pay considerable attention to retaliatory actions The Home Army against the civilian Ukrainian population, including on the territory of Poland. The Polish Sejm qualifies the Volyn massacre as genocide of the Polish population.
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