Canadian Speaker Apologizes for Honoring Ukrainian-Canadian Nazi Collaborator During Zelenskyy Visit
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Speaker of Canada's House apologized for honoring Ukrainian-Canadian man who fought for Nazis in WWII during Zelenskyy's visit.
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Man, Yaroslav Hunka, received standing ovation from lawmakers after being introduced as war hero by Speaker Anthony Rota.
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Hunka was part of Nazi SS unit responsible for brutality and killings during WWII.
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Jewish groups condemned parliament for honoring Hunka, demanded apology and explanation.
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Rota took full responsibility, said he regrets decision to recognize Hunka, who is from his district.