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1940 By 1940, following a series of clandestine meetings across the nation, the leader of the ODWU in the United States was Monsignor Ivan Buchko of the Ukrainian Catholic church at 22 East Seventh Street, New York.
Also with his blessing were hiding in the Ukrainian Pontifical College of Saint Josaphat in Rome from the Nazi persecution some members of the Italian resistance movement.
At the end of the Second World War, Buchko organized the escape of the entire Waffen-SS Galitsia Division to South and North America.
Despite the fact that his activities on behalf of the Nazis had resulted in his removal even from countries like Argentina and Uruguay, he was admitted back to the United States and had no further problems with either Breckinridge Long, of the...