The Russia-Ukraine conflict has brought up a lot of emotions for the Jewish community and for many is a reminder of their painful history.
CEDAR PARK, Texas — The Ukrainian war has brought up a lot of emotions for the Jewish community. The conflict between Russia has deep roots with the Holocaust and antisemitism in the region.Historians say the war in Ukraine has a dark history with the holocaust and antisemitismPresident Putin uses “denazification” to justify attack on Ukraine, despite its Jewish president
Russian President Vladimir Putin has also used “denazification” to justify his attack on Ukraine, although the country’s president is Jewish and there is no evidence to suggest any Nazi activity in Ukraine. The native Texan has ties to the region. Her family on her mother’s side were from the Western Ukrainian border town of Uzhhorod. Almost everyone but Aycock’s grandparents, Robert and Eda Landes, were killed in the Holocaust. They were visiting the U.S. when their family was sent to the concentration camps.Uzhhorod has been through a lot of changes. First it was part of Hungary, then Czechoslovakia.
Aycock says her grandparents didn’t like to talk about the past. For many Jewish people, the conflict with Russia and Ukraine is a reminder of their painful history.Holocaust historians in Texas say the attack of cultural sites like Babyn Yar in Ukraine is Putin’s attempt to erase the past and distort the memory of the Holocaust.
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