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Burnt Alive in Odessa, 2021 Docu from Bonanza Media - Yana Yerlashova

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First published at 15:18 UTC on May 14th, 2022.

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https://21stcenturywire.com/2022/05/12/interview-russian-filmmaker-yana-yerlashova-on-latest-ukraine-documentary/
https://rumble.com/embed/vxrimp/?pub=odf3h Run time: 26 min Directed by Yana Yerlashova Production: Bonanza Media (2021)
On May 2, 2014, people from the Ukrainian port city of Odessa were forced into the Trade Unions House building by Nationalist militants, which was then set on fire, as militants and onlookers watched the occupants get burnt alive inside. Their crime: they dared to protest against the new nationalist junta government that came to power in Kiev following a violent coup d’état and ‘Euro Maidan’ color revolution, backed by the United States, and supported by NATO and EU allies. Officially, 42 people were announced dead, including seven women and one child. To date, no one has been held responsible for this horrific massacre. Alexander, one of the few survivors, shares his memories of what really happened, and new battles he has to fight in the aftermath.

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