Grigorii Denisovich Ogromenko (also known by his pen name Khromenko) was a Russian émigré journalist and member of the Russian Liberation Army (Russkai͡a osvoboditelʹnai͡a armii͡a) during World War II. Includes biographical materials, writings, and photographs, many of which relate to Ogromenko's post-war life in the Schleissheim displaced persons camp (outside Munich, Germany).

Grigorii Denisovich Ogromenko (also known by his pen name Khromenko) was a Russian émigré journalist and member of the Russian Liberation Army (Russkai͡a osvoboditelʹnai͡a armii͡a) during World War II. During the war, he edited the newspaper, Za rodinu (1943-1944) in Pskov, Russia. While residing at the Schleissheim displaced persons camp (outside Munich, Germany), he edited one of the camp periodicals, Vesti iz efira.

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