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‘The Russians See Ukrainians the Same Way Nazis Saw the Jews’'Every Ukrainian faces the same situation as the Jews faced 80 years ago,' says Sergei Loznitsa, the Ukrainian director of ‘Babi Yar. Context,’ which revisits the Nazi massacre of Jews near Kyiv in 1941 Get email notification for articles from Nirit AndermanFollow Apr. 17, 2022 This should have been a celebratory time in Sergei Loznitsa’s life. After years in which acclaim for one of Ukraine’s most highly regarded directors came primarily from the international film festival circuit, two of his films have just been released in movie theaters across New York. Yet instead of being able to bask in his achievement, Loznitsa’s life has been in a tailspin in recent months: Not only has he witnessed his country being torn apart by a brutal war, but he has been the subject of heated arguments and polemic within the film industry. haaretz.com People take part in a rally for peace in Ukraine organized by the German Federation of Trade Unions at Cottbus' Altmarkt square, last month. Credit: Frank Hammerschmidt /