Oleksander Ohloblyn

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1941 Claims that he was personally present during the execution of Jews in Babi Yar were later proven to be untrue.[1] In October 1941 Ohloblyn retired and Bahaziy was appointed the new Kiev mayor.
1941 In September 1941, when the Germans occupied Kiev, Oleksandr Ohloblyn who knew him for years invited him at the meeting where representatives of OUN (Andriy Melnyk's faction) formed the new Kiev city administration.
Although Bahaziy was supported by a large group, the OUN representatives mistrusted him and agreed to appoint him a deputy to Ohloblyn who became the city mayor.