Veteran Ukrainian Ultranationalist Hails Nazi-Era Aesthetic
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How did the aggressor country explain its decision? Moscow's Tverskoy Court, acting on a lawsuit filed by the Russian Prosecutor General's Office, recognized Stepan Bandera, Roman Shukhevych, and others as collaborators with Nazi Germany during World War II. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing RIA Novosti. Specifically, the Ukrainian Insurgent Army and its chief commander, Roman Shukhevych, as well as the Organization of Ukrainian Nationali…
Veteran Ukrainian ultranationalist hails Nazi-era aesthetic
There is nothing wrong with adopting attractive designs created by bad people, radical politician Dmitry Korchinsky has argued A veteran Ukrainian ultranationalist leader whose movement was criticized by Israel over alleged Nazi chants and salutes at a recent rally has praised the German aesthetic during Adolf Hitler’s rule. Far-right figure Dmitry Korchinsky argued that Ukrainians...
This is reported by Radio Liberty. It is reported that the Tversky Court of Moscow satisfied the requests of the Russian Prosecutor General's Office and found out the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) and the Ukrainian insurgent army (UPA), as well as 10 historical figures of the Ukrainian nationalist movement, including political leader of the OUN Stepan Bandera and UPA commander Roman Shukhevych, plenipotentiaries of Nazi Germany ag…
Censored Media Confused Katin and Khatyn with News of the Russian Court's Decision on Stepan Bandera
On 4 August, the Tver District Court of Moscow, at the request of the Prosecutor General ' s Office, recognized Stepan Bandera, Roman Shukhevich, Andrei Melnik and six other leaders of the Ukrainian Nationalist Organization (UPN) and the Ukrainian Rebel Army (UPA) as accomplices in war crimes against the Soviet people in the case of Genprokuratura, requesting that the legal fact be established that Stepan and Vasili Bander, Shukhevich, Meln…
The Russian Prosecutor General's Office, through the Moscow City Court, secured recognition of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) and its members as Hitler's collaborators. The office announced this in an official press release. The ruling was handed down by the Tverskoy District Court of Moscow. The defendants in the case include the brothers Stepan and Vasyl Bandera, as well as Roman Shukhev…
Moscow's Tverskoy District Court has found the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), its affiliated Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), and ten Ukrainian nationalist movement figures, including OUN leader Stepan Bandera and UPA commander Roman Shukhevych, to be "accomplices of Nazi Germany in crimes against humanity during the Great Patriotic War." This was reported by the Russian Prosecutor General's Office. The court stated that "this deci…
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