The Kharkiv PEC teacher proved by the Students who served in the Armed Forces "Nazis" (video)

Associate Professor Marina, the dissertation of which is stored in Moscow, believes that a lawsuit similar to the Nuremberg should be carried out over the Ukrainian military. The teacher of Kharkiv National Law University named after Yaroslav the Wise proved to the students that there were "Nazis" in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The video of the discussion was posted by the NLU Live Student Telegram channel. "I will ask you the only question.

Please tell me, and the symbolism of" Azov "is not related to the German symbols of the Third Reich?" Asked the woman. The student answered her that there are ancient elements in the symbolism of Azov - the runes of the Slavs. "The comparison of the Azov with the Germans is inappropriate. At least the Azov defended their land, they did not attack anyone," the girl continued. The teacher called the students who denied lies and manipulations incompetent and superficial.

The woman believes that a lawsuit such as Nuremberg should be conducted over the Ukrainian warriors, not the Russian invaders. "Let's wait with you when qualified people will be dismantled with or there will be no evidence. I tell you about the process that presented real evidence. The disaster of modern youth is that in the absence of fundamental knowledge you immediately rush to draw conclusions ", - she said.

Students found out that Associate Professor Marina defended the dissertation on "Activities of the Communist Party of Ukraine for the preparation and education of scientific and pedagogical staff of higher education in the period between 24-25 Congresses of the CPSU". Since 2017, her scientific work has been kept in the State Library in Moscow.

After the publication of communication with the students with the students of Focus, they reported that Marina was released from the university on June 30. We will remind that Russian propagandists reported that the so -called court of terrorists "DNR" sentenced to the death of "Azov" Konstantin "Fox" Nikitenko and Nicholas "Frost". Ukraine and Russia exchanged prisoners on June 29 - 95 Azovstal defenders returned home, including 43 from Azov.