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Mykola Kyrylovych Lebed or Lebid (Ukrainian: Микола Кирилович Лебідь; January 11, 1909 – July 18, 1998), also known as Maksym Ruban, Marko or Yevhen Skyrba, was a Ukrainian nationalist political activist and guerrilla fighter.
In March 1943, the OUN(B) (specifically Mykola Lebed) imposed a collective death sentence of all Poles living in the former east of the Second Polish Republic, and a few months later, local units of the UPA were instructed to complete the operation soon.
The Lebed Papers are a collection of documents related to Mykola Lebed, a leader of Ukrainian nationalist and insurgent movements in the 20th century. The collection covers his involvement in the OUN, UPA, UVHR, and Prolog Research Corporation from 1930 to 1995.
BACKGROUND OF THE WAR CRIMINAL. The GAO report, which devoted nearly two full pages to “Subject D, ” and The Village Voice article, written by Joe Conason, said Lebed was convicted in Poland in...
Lebed, Mykola [Lebed’], b 23 November 1909 in Strilychi Novi, Bibrka county, Galicia, d 19 July 1998 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo: Mykola Lebed .) Revolutionary and Ukrainian nationalist leader. In 1930–2 he organized the youth wing of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) in Western Ukraine, and in 1932–4 he served as ...
29 Mykola, Lebed, UPA: Ukrains΄ka Povstans΄ka Armiia (Munich, 1946), 53 Google Scholar. 30 30 For Zbignev Kaminski’s testimony, see Instytut Pamię ci Narodowej, et al., eds., Polacy i ukraińcy pomię dzy dwoma systemami totalitarnymi 1942–1945 , Tom 4 (Warszawa-Kijó w, 2005), 180–202.
6 de mai. de 2005 · Learn about the life and legacy of Mykola Lebed, the founder of the UPA, a guerilla force that fought against the Germans and the Soviets during World War II. Explore the controversies and myths surrounding the UPA and its role in Ukrainian history.
