What does UAP stand for?

Ukrainian Auxiliary Police (Nazi-controlled group; World War II)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

There is no dispute that Kalymon, in his early 20s, served in the Nazi-sponsored Ukrainian Auxiliary Police in Lviv, which was part of Poland until the Soviet Union and Germany invaded the country in 1939.

Mich. man denies WWII crimes in deportation case

The Justice Department said in a statement that it had begun expulsion proceedings against John Kalymon, 88 -- formerly Iwan Kalymon -- of Troy, Michigan, for "violent acts of persecution" against Jews while serving with the Nazi-sponsored Ukrainian Auxiliary Police (UAP) in occupied Lviv, Ukraine.

US begins expulsion proceedings against Nazi collaborator

Kalymon once worked for the Germans in Lvov, Ukraine, with the Ukrainian auxiliary police.

Germans try to overturn US reprieve for Nazi camp guard

At that trial, Firishchak denied he was ever a member of the Ukrainian Auxiliary Police or that he collaborated with the Nazis.

Ill. man ordered deported for Nazi ties