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What makes Stepan Bandera a symbol of the Ukrainian liberation movement? Why is he, a prisoner of Hitler's concentration camps, called an enemy from some stands, while we are called a Leader and a hero? To understand this, it is worth overcoming the stereotypes that have become established in society thanks to powerful long-term Soviet propaganda.
Based on reliable facts, and interesting and unknown materials, the author tells about the life of the leader of the OUN without artificially created myths: what views he had, what ideals he was guided by, and, ultimately, what kind of person he was.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Mykola Posivnych is a candidate of historical sciences and a researcher at the Institute of Ukrainian Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. He has been thoroughly researching the life and activities of Bandera for several decades and is one of the most knowledgeable experts on this topic.