Stepan Bandera - hero of the ukrainian nazis.

[Ringo]

Stepan Bandera—the Cat Strangler

Notes on context, editing, and translation: The original article was entitled “Stories from Oles Buzina: Bandera—the Cat Strangler” written by a prominent Ukrainian journalist Oles Buzi…

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The original article was entitled “Stories from Oles Buzina: Bandera—the Cat Strangler” written by a prominent Ukrainian journalist Oles Buzina.
In April 2015, Buzina was assassinated outside his Kiev home—allegedly for his vocal criticism of the Maidan. The murder was one of the first key signs of political radicalization in Ukraine.

 

[Confederate Soldier]

Nothing wrong with a bit of anti-Rusk nationalism. After all, Ukrainians were treated horrifically pre-war, it's no wonder he's their hero.

 

[Ringo]

. After all, Ukrainians were treated horrifically pre-war, it's no wonder he's their hero.

Germans were treated horrifically pre-war, it's no wonder Hitler their hero.

 

[luiza]

Nothing wrong with a bit of anti-Rusk nationalism. After all, Ukrainians were treated horrifically pre-war, it's no wonder he's their hero.

You have lost it again .
Pull yourself together . .

 

[Confederate Soldier]

Germans were treated horrifically pre-war, it's no wonder Hitler their hero.

Germans lost territory and had a shambles economy. The Ukrainians died by the millions because of a Stalin induced famine. Not even close.

 

[Ringo]

Germans lost territory and had a shambles economy. The Ukrainians died by the millions because of a Stalin induced famine. Not even close.

Who induced the famine at the same time in Western Ukraine, which was then part of Poland?
Who induce hunger and Dust bowls in the United States at the same time? Stalin?

Oh, those "confederates"... They always go from loving the "freedom of the states" and admiring the military prowess of the Southern Army to justifying racism and even nazism. ALWAYS!
Bandera was a murderer and Hitler's lackey. Already that would be enough for a normal person to treat him as a vermin.
But the "confederates" see him as a figure they sympathize with and understand.

 

[Confederate Soldier]

Who induced the famine at the same time in Western Ukraine, which was then part of Poland?

The Ukrainian minorities in the west, fell at the hands of another dictator, one who also persecuted Jews, Germans and other minorities in the same way. Historians say that the Polish government at the time, was heavily influenced by Soviet Marxist ideology.

But nice little side step to the accusation... It is an established and well known fact that Stalin induced a famine that killed nearly four million Ukrainians, in order to enforce communist collectivism on the people.

Who induce hunger and Dust bowls in the United States at the same time? Stalin?

No, weather and extreme drought. Nobody but God can control these. Weather and drought are not man made.

Oh, those "confederates"... They always go from loving the "freedom of the states" and admiring the military prowess of the Southern Army to justifying racism and even nazism. ALWAYS!

Depends on your definition as such. If I justify something you don't like, I MUST be a nazi!

Bandera was a murderer and Hitler's lackey. Already that would be enough for a normal person to treat him as a vermin.
But the "confederates" see him as a figure they sympathize with and understand.

No, not at all. What I said was, he was a guy who vehemently opposed the Marxist Soviets who enslaved and murdered millions of Ukrainians. Of course Ukrainians are going to have a different opinion on him, than the rest of us.

 

[Ringo]

An example of the idiocy of the ukrainian nazis.
"Trident", the newspaper of Ukrainian nationalists
Headlines:
"In this decisive hour the genius of A. Hitler will win."
"The peoples of Europe look to the Führer with faith."

And this on April 19, 1945...