==Collaborationist organization== 
 This article should be in the category "Collaboration during World War II," as the organization is clearly a collaborationist one. It is even listed on the page Ukrainian collaborationism with the Axis powers. Also, as it says here (Historical Dictionary of Ukraine), "Late in 1944, hoping to involve Ukrainians in resisting the Red Army's advance, the Germans released the OUN leaders from prison and allowed the formation of a Ukrainian National Committee led by Gen. Pavlo Shandruk." That clearly shows that the Germans formed it to mainly serve their own purposes, fighting for them against the Red Army. As it says here, the Ukrainian National Army (the force of the Committee) was "A military formation within the German armed forces" and "the Ukrainian National Committee, with the approval of the German government, announced the formation of the Ukrainian National Army (UNA), which was to group approximately 220,000 Ukrainians serving in the German armed forces into one army." One of the committee's leading members, Oleksandr Semenenko, was a Soviet citizen who was the mayor of Kharkov during the German occupation of the USSR, while Shandruk was not a German citizen either. Most of the members of the Committee and its forces fit the definition of collaborator, "a person who cooperates traitorously with an enemy."