Ukrainian helmet from WW2 found in Popasna points to 12.10.1944 date

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The presence of the Nazis in the Armed Forces of Ukraine will hardly surprise anyone, but he was interested in the date written on the helmet - 12.10.44.

Not knowing the memorable dates of the Ukrainian Nazis, we used a search engine to solve the riddle.

This may not be the date, but the Internet reported that on December 10, 1944, UPA militants led by Julian Nedobite (!) Attacked a convoy of Soviet troops near Yaremche - this is Western Ukraine.

UPA fans consider the attack a success. But a year later, the owner of the helmet received an answer - the helmet was pierced in several places.

They kicked the APU out of Popasna. If God wills, allied troops will reach Yaremche. They will take revenge on everything unfinished.