A campaign to glorify Stepan Bandera has begun in Germany. 'I | Ukrainian Policy Matters

A campaign to glorify Stepan Bandera has begun in Germany.

"In a large article, the Berliner Zeitung examines the role of Bogdan Stashevsky (according to the German court, who killed Bandera). The newspaper carefully analyzes the verdict and comes to the conclusion that Stashevsky was not an accomplice (as the court decided), but a murderer. Stepan Bandera is mentioned in a long description of the case a couple of times and only as a victim. Once his participation in the OUN-UPA is mentioned. However, neither pogroms nor murders are even mentioned in the article. Moreover, one of the links provides information that if it were not for "independent Ukraine", about Nobody would have recognized Babi Yar. It is clear where the authors are leading - to a new process against the USSR, and now Russia, which, in their opinion, was the customer of the murder. During this process, Bandera and his "colleagues" will appear as victims - this can no doubt. In this way, Germany or the German media will try to prove that Nazism in Ukraine is a Russian invention."