How Ukraine's Founding Father Supported the NAZIS. (meet Stepan Bandera.)

The history of Stepan Bandera & how Putin manipulates his important story within the context of Russia and Ukraine. I had this video forever but clawing w/ YT to not get it "restricted" They do NOT like anything that deviates from MSM. Originally ending in the comments.
#russia #ukraine #news #history #education #journalism #bostwiki #putin #europe
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[@Bostwiki]

*𝐎𝐑𝐈𝐆𝐈𝐍𝐀𝐋 𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 - "... to be what they feel is a pawn for western European hegemony." *𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐓𝐮𝐛𝐞 𝐀𝐝𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐬𝐞𝐫 𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 - “The problem for Putin is that Bandera is now more than just a man. He has transformed into an idea. The idea of an independent Ukraine. And nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come.”

[@PrzemekPietrzak-lp6yh]

Thank you bro for sharing with this video !!! We NEVER forget WOŁYŃ….!

[@far_centrist]

​@@PrzemekPietrzak-lp6yh i didn't live in poland or ukr, but reading about it a long time ago makes my skin crawl. God knows what kind of inhumane brutality committed against a peaceful farming family night after night using farming equipment to finish the family off.

[@86DaF]

I recommend " Ludobójstwo. Genocide. (Eng It Fr Ger Pl subtitles) Animated documentary movie ". Greetings!

[@jeremyj5932]

Will you be covering how Stalin helped Hitler and started WW2 by invading Poland? Just curious.

[@Heikkinen0301]

How do you think about the winter war at 1939?

[@RuggeroStanic-fh9fc]

"Ukraine is a democracy" give me a break😂😂😂😂

[@waltertheartist2746]

elections were recently banned , does that mean it's not a democracy any more? yes

[@BURRNE]

gotta keep his channel ad friendly

[@bud1239]

Ukraine is classified as a hybrid regime under the democracy index. They totally are not a democracy

[@davidrivera3386]

In what way is it not?

[@waltertheartist2746]

opposition parties are outlawed, russian language and religion outlawed. @@davidrivera3386

[@informedtraveler3014]

That pic at 2:29 is not Bandera. That is Reinhard Gehlen.

[@normalmaksym8738]

Why do people always confuse these two

[@informedtraveler3014]

@@normalmaksym8738Russian propagandists are desperate to find a pic of Bandera in a Nazi uniform, so they use Gehlen’s pic since they kind of look alike

[@fransliszt]

That alone proves that this video is nothing more than thinly veiled russian propaganda.

[@battlefield_hackers_exposed]

Yes this whole video is full of anti Ukrainian misinformation. Bandera is unimportant in general to Ukrainians. nazis and some uneducated might glorify him. The photo of Gehlen is used to portray bandera as an Nazi officer, straight out of russian propaganda. To make it clear, b. Shouldn't be honoured in anyway. This is just a way to demonize Ukraine. russia also had (more) collaborators and russia today is basically a fascist state.

[@anonymoose3103]

i have no idea they don't even look alike@@normalmaksym8738

[@markc90]

There are a lot of good Ukranians but Poland needs to be careful helping them because the support and praise of Bandera goes against Poland...

[@BorchikYes]

Wut?

[@yournoneexistencefather5869]

@@BorchikYesJust search “wolyn massacre”

[@leer1698]

Actually these "good Ukrainians" you say are literally 90% of the Ukrainian population. I went to Lviv last summer and Western Ukraine is known to be very pro-Bandera. Yes I saw some UPA flags but most of them actually praise Poland for supporting them. Bandera's vision of a Ukraine is not like modern Ukraine. Bandera wanted a centrallised nationalist dictatorship in Ukraine that would see the Poles, Jews, and Crimeans slaughtered.

[@darkodraco]

You’re so dumb im Polish and it takes 5 seconds of research to realize bandera was imprisoned in a concentration camp before the massacres even began, on top of that the manifesto of the oun is public information and if you care to read it states multiple times that is in support of an indepdent poland so long as there is an independent ukraine, the oun’s main enemy was russia not poland.

[@darkodraco]

@@leer1698lol find me on piece of text where bandera ordered or mentioned that he wanted the polish population liquidated? You’ll never find one because their is no such thing. The Upa may have killed in the name of bandera but there is no ukrainian nationalist text from bandera himself saying that all poles must be killed. im saying this a pole there is absolutely 0 evidence bandera was involved because he quite litterally couldn’t have been he was locked away for 3 years during that time. Bandera has been wrongfully framed as some sort of mastermind behind this massacre but even polish sources will tell you this was impossible

[@dfwerwolf]

How were you even able to upload this? I get my comments censored for much less.

[@far_centrist]

There's also this channel called GDF which are much more straightforward but still promoted by youtube somehow. Maybe the algorithm is on the side of truth after all, even when the company isn't.

[@icantthinkofaname4265]

@@far_centrist gdf is communist propaganda

[@burgundian_system]

@@far_centrist gdf is a real chad

[@goolgal1638]

​@@far_centristthe algorithm uses ai therefore its a statistical not a deterministic decision. i.e: the algorithm throws dice and you were dealt a bad hand. Another reason is that youtube values content far more than comments so its more hesitant to lose the video than the comment.

[@augustlandmesser1520]

You forgot to mention 14th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS (1st Galician).

[@bossdogtx]

This needs more views KZbin blacklisting facts is ridiculous

[@quarant1353]

Putin does not fear Bandera - period.

[@람너너미라]

우크라이나 서점에는 크로아티아 나치 전범을 영웅처럼 묘사도 합니다

[@alternativepoliticalanalys4450]

The fact you call that Banderite regime a democracy speaks volumes.

[@leer1698]

So the "Banderite regime" you call, where in the 2004 elections when it reached the second round, western and eastern surveys conducted it to be "democratically elected and fair". after Euromaidan, the country only had two elections, and only led by two people as of now: Poroshenko and Zelenskyy (we do not count temporary leaders) is not a democracy? This is from the Constitution of Ukraine: Article 1 Ukraine is a sovereign and independent, democratic, social, law-based state. Article 3 The human being, his or her life and health, honour and dignity, inviolability and security are recognised in Ukraine as the highest social value. Human rights and freedoms and their guarantees determine the essence and orientation of the activity of the State. The State is answerable to the individual for its activity. To affirm and ensure human rights and freedoms is the main duty of the State. Article 34 Everyone is guaranteed the right to freedom of thought and speech, and to the free expression of his or her views and beliefs. Everyone has the right to freely collect, store, use and disseminate information by oral, written or other means of his or her choice. The exercise of these rights may be restricted by law in the interests of national security, territorial indivisibility or public order, with the purpose of preventing disturbances or crimes, protecting the health of the population, the reputation or rights of other persons, preventing the disclosure of information received confidentially, or supporting the authority and impartiality of justice. (This is restricted due to war) Article 69 The expression of the will of the people is exercised through elections, referendum and other forms of direct democracy. In Western Ukraine during the war Bandera banners and UPA flags are put up to mock and troll the Russians who are anti-Ukraine. As for polls and surveys, those not in Western Ukraine have a negative image of Bandera. This is seen in Kyiv, Kherson, Donetsk, etc. anywhere outside of the Western region of Ukraine At the time when Bandera was alive, most of Europe saw far-right movements, such as France, Poland, Austria, Hungary. That's why you see most of the Balkans switch to fascism and join Germany (but most was mainly done because the Germans forced them to). Bandera growing up saw his people polonised and russified. That's why he hated Poland and the Soviets. But Bandera is not a Founding Father. You forget about Bohdan Khmelnytskyi, Taras Shevchenko, consider Orest Subtelnyi, who contributed so much to Ukrainian identity and history. Yes there are streets named after various Ukrainian collaborators, but have you seen anything named after one in a more national, or government scale? There are no schools, universities, hospitals, or government buildings named after Bandera. In the West and Russia, there are people who have done monstrous things but are still celebrated over. Churchill is celebrated by Brits but he starved 3 million Indians. Stalin is celebrated by Russians but he starved 13% of Ukraine and 40% of Kazakhstan. Jefferson is seen as a Founding Father by Americans but he was a slave owner and had affairs with his mistress. Mao Zedong founded the modern PRC and today it is one of the richest countries, but 30-45 million Chinese died from the Great Leap Forward. Does this make sense?

[@alternativepoliticalanalys4450]

@@leer1698 You have the Trident symbol on your profile, you didn't mention the Orange revolution was a US color revolution like the Maidan coup. Was it worth sacrificing half a million for Zelensky's Servant of the People regime? Stalin defeated Hitler. Bandera collaborated with Hitler. Bandera is celebrated as a national hero in Ukraine and his birthday is a national holiday as you damn well know.

[@leer1698]

@@alternativepoliticalanalys4450 Bandera wanted to collaborate with the Germans but the Germans refused. Why else would they have imprisoned him in a camp? Do you believe in the 500,000 number that many seem to speculate for the amount of dead Ukrainian soldiers? The ALLIES defeated Hitler, not just Stalin. Bandera is barely admired by Ukrainians and most don't even know who he is surprisingly. His birthday is not a national holiday. Surprisingly in Russia they continue to commemorate Stalin. He's murdered more people than Bandera and his associates have. I find it funny that you call it a "US Color Revolution" and Ukraine a "regime". First of all, is it a Banderite regime or is it now a Servant of the People regime? You just contradicted yourself and you prove my point that Ukraine is a democracy and not a regime. So much so, people in Ukraine have more freedom than in Russia and are paid more. There's a lot of evidence and backing to counter your ridiculous statement pal, it's funny you keep trying. I got it all. Edit: You also didn't read my comment, because all you saw was the Tryzub. Of course, whenever the US backs a change in a country's government by publicly announcing its support of the new government, its automatically a US conspiracy! This is absolutely hilarious.

[@alternativepoliticalanalys4450]

@@leer1698 no difference between SOTP and Banderite state. I do believe it why else are press gangs putting old men on the frontline? Whose flag was raised above the Reichstag? Stalin raised Soviet life expectancy.. Wheatcroft, Stephen (1999). "The Great Leap Upwards: Anthropometric Data and Indicators of Crises and Secular Change in Soviet Welfare Levels, 1880-1960". Slavic Review. 58 (1): 27-60. "There's a lot of evidence and backing to counter your ridiculous statement pal, it's funny you keep trying." Yet you didn't produce any. It's funny you projected your failed replies on to me. "I got it all." Yet produced nothing. Are you waiting on NATO giving you more BS talking points. " Of course, whenever the US backs a change in a country's government by publicly announcing its support of the new government, its automatically a US conspiracy!" This is literally the most retarded paragraph I have ever read. Why would I think the US conspiring is a US conspiracy(?)

[@emil.0000]

@@alternativepoliticalanalys4450👏👏👏

[@octopusguy5648]

Ukrainian founding fathers were Shivchenko, Mazepa, Petlura and our Sich Riflemen not Bandera or Melnyk.

[@Ma1q444]

But those listed had nothing to do with Ukraine independence they are more historical Ukraine icons

[@dmitrimikrioukov5935]

Calling Mazepa the founding father of Ukraine is like calling Mayflower pilgrims the founding fathers of the USA or Francis Drake the founding father of the UK. Those people didn't even use such words. Mazepa was a leader of Zaporozhye cossacks, a social group, not the state of Ukraine. Few of the cossacks actually supported him, by the way. Cossacks also rebeled at the same time in Southern Russia under Bulavin. No one in the West thinks of calling that a national uprising, however, because Bulavin's cossacks lived in present-day Russian Federation.

[@Jericho19111]

BLST!Then Why Ukrainians singing: “Father our Bandera,Ukraine is Mother.And we for them will kill anyone”?

[@HelperUTTP]

And Makhno

[@UkrainePatr1ot]

Shukhevych was also a founding father of Ukraine

[@temperedtemplar1368]

Taras Bulba is the true founding father of Ukraine

[@alanmalan3819]

Bogdan Chmelnitsky was their hero , he supported to leave polish slavery on rhe way to return Ukraine to reborned Rus states with Moscow on the head . They forgot that now cause Zekensky and British government are like chinese with British opium now . Polish leaders had staties of blacks and Ukrainians slaves by the way of their imperial rulership idea

[@Kyle_Broflowski1997]

​@@alanmalan3819 nobody forget Khmelnytsky💀 go ask anyone Ukrainian

[@s1b3r11]

​@@alanmalan3819WTF? You're spreading lies and manipulation online. Poland never had black or ukrainians slave. Slavery was never allowed in Poland even 1000+ years ago. And poland never had a single colony. The was also no ukraine back there, but didferent Ruthenians rulers. Some of them decided to leave their land to Polish king as they have no heirs. Ruthenians nobility still remained every single privilege thwy had before joining Poland and much more. By the way Chmielnicki your idol considered himself to be a Polish noble. A disgisting murdered and a traitor but still a pole

[@Братецревольвер]

Well, thats truth! Also Bogdan Khmelnitsky and especially Kovpak, who was a commander of huge anti-nazi partizan brigade!

[@s1b3r11]

@@alanmalan3819 What a disgusting lies of a nazi supporter. Poland has never had slaves and never treated anyone as slaves. There was no sucha thing as ukraine people there were Ruthenians (not ukrainian) they lived in exactly same conditions as other people in the Commonwealt had same rights and same privileges. They also considered themselves mostly polish which is why a Ruthenian prince (Michal Wiśniowiecki) was chosen as king of Poland while Chmielniki was murdering entire villages of innocent civilians. Chmielnicki on the other hand was polish - until he died he was using a coat of arms of polish nobles and he didn't want to "liberate or unite" anyone. He wanted just to take the terrains of Ruthenian local nobility and cut for himself a district INSIDE the commonwealth, it was only when his "proposal" was rejected by the king and everybody when he decided to ally himself with Moscow. It was simply his last chance.

[@koshchey_vg]

The photo that you kept showing of the figure in the German uniform sitting in the chair is not Stepan Bandera, but of German general Reinhard Gehlen. Bandera never was a member of German military and it’s very important to double check that kind of information.

[@GCarty80]

Why is that specific photo of Gehlen so often misrepresented as Bandera?

[@MarkerBaluk]

@@GCarty80 Because Russia pumps billions of dollars into internal and no less into external propaganda so that at least some marginalized people in Western countries will believe at least part of this nonsense

[@RussianTroll-ie6gr]

You have basically the whole article about Bandera's collaboration with third Reich on Wikipedia you clown 😂

[@zrentshian9346]

Advocating SS? Typical.

[@ninjavlad9721]

Cough* SS Galicia division

[@cringewatcher4229]

Stepan Bandera was not the “founding father” of Ukraine lmfao

[@grinreaperdutchphil]

The man depicted at 2:30 is spymaster Reinhard Gehlen not Stepan Bandera though: German top intelligence officer and founder of the Gehlen Org.

[@jre353seriesenjoyer4]

Just wanted to comment that thanks

[@dougcane4059]

Correction - Ukraine is NOT a 'democracy' - it is a fascist oligarchy, get your facts straight!!

[@aronax6140]

🤡

[@jimstan1795]

​@user-wc1sh3ym8rZelensky cancels Democratic Elections. Meanwhile many countries had elections while at time of war. One being America. Ukraine needs to step up.

[@jimstan1795]

Ukraine is also a Nazi State. Canada knows Nazism too well. Just look who brought into the Canadian Parliament. A SS Nazi of Galician.😂 you cant make this crap up. GLORY TO RUSSA. DEFEAT NAZISM.

[@Heikkinen0301]

So is rusya

[@rustyyb8450]

@@Heikkinen0301 🤣😂🤣 like North Korea is a democracy 😆

[@crocve]

Bandera is not "Ukraine´s founding father" - if you would ask your average Ukrainian who they consider to be "Ukraine´s founding father", the vast majority will probably say Taras Shevchenko, not Bandera (a minority might say Bohdan Khmelnytsky was the founding father). Putin´s actions are a self-fulfilling prophecy: Bandera, before the invasion, was in polls seen more negatively than positively by Ukrainians, but that completely turned around after with the invasion of 2022. Because when you invade a country - just like with what happened with the US military interventions in the Middle East and subsequent increase of in Islamic groups and ISIS - that leads to an increase in far-right sentiment amongst the population because of the eventual nationalism that cames around in said conditions. I find it very ironic that there are people who complain about Bandera due to his nazi collaboration, but then say positive things about Stalin, who did some nazi collaboration himself.

[@ldpr4915]

USSR was the last nation to sign any pact with Germany. Remember, the last nation in Europe, as a last chance to avoid war. Bandera participated in the systematic extermination of civilians simply by race or nationality. Stalin, even when deporting collaborators, did not. Even with crimes like Katyn, Stalin never massacred innocent people by way of race, absolutely not. USSR was made up of 200+ ethnicities and races, multi integration was a fundamental piece of communism, whereas nazism preached race superiority, and the elimination of other races, men, women, children, and that's exactly what the nazis did.

[@crocve]

@@ldpr4915 Stalin participated in the early stages of the Holocaust through his pact - Jews who fled occupied territory by the nazis were given back to them by the soviets; some german communists who had fled Germany after the nazi takeover were forcibly returned by Stalin to Hitler. "Deporting collaborators" - are you seriously calling every single Crimean Tatar and Korean who were ethnically displaced "collaborators"? Very cringe. Also, just because X is less destructive than Y, doesn´t serve as an excuse for X to do whatever. The Pact was way more than a "Non-Aggression Pact" - no other country that made a pact with nazi Germany before made such a generous pact with Hitler before it.

[@melo3814]

​@ldpr4915 Nah, USSR dis not try to avoid war. Smh they've signed Ribbentrop - Molotov pact and were happy to take part in start of ww2.

[@Ganglo-Saxon]

​@@informedtraveler3014Banderas ideology was national liberation, hardly evil

[@beliakovdev8059]

No matter who's the founder in Ukraine. Ukrainians reabilitate fascism and all atrocities associated with it.

[@kyivconnection]

Bandera's brother was killed in a concentration camp by the Germans. Bandera was also in a concentration camp and fought the Germans as well as fighting alongside them. Remember the Soviets starved 30 million to death a decade before. Sometimes in life, your enemies enemy is your friend. We know who the real NaZis are.

[@scottya3615]

Bullshit. When Bandera was in a concentration camp he was not treated like a prisoner, he was treated very well. During his time there, he continued to try to convince the German Nazis that him and his followers were their allies. During his time imprisoned, his right hand man Shukhevych and his men massacred over 100 thousand Jewish and Polish civilians. The goal of Bandera and Shukhvych and other Ukrainian nationalists of the OUN was a Ukraine in which all Poles, Jews, Russians, and other non-Ukrainians were eradicated. He was then released by the German Nazis in 1944. And even during the supposed split with Nazi Germany it is a myth that there was any significant fighting between the OUN and Wehrmacht. The USSR did in fact not starve 30 million to death. The total number of people who starved in the 1932-33 famine (Not intentionally caused by the USSR, there's literally no evidence for that) was probably less than 5 million and no higher than 7 million. If it wasn't for the USSR Ukraine would be at the same level of development as the average Latin American or African country, if it would even exist at all. We do all know who the real Nazis are today, that's correct. They are the ones who uphold WW2 Nazi collaborators, vote against UN resolutions condemning Nazism, make being a communist illegal, restrict celebrations of the victory over Nazism, and dehumanize and kill people for belonging to a certain nation.

[@IT-lz9qc]

Slava Galicia

[@thevisitor135]

Generalplan Ost alone along with Hitler s well known writings on the subject of enslaving and genociding Slavs in the East debunk that kind of ridiculous argument. If the Axis won the Second World War, what they would have done to Ukraine and Eastern Europe would have been numerous orders of magnitude worse than even the most brutal of Stalin s crimes, and Bandera was a complete fool to trust a regime which explicitly aimed to "Germanize" historically Slavic lands for the sake of their "Aryan race". He deserves no sympathy nor respect.

[@ShortContent853]

Slava israel

[@lord-of-the-trees]

​the holodomor? Didn't it only kill 2-6 million people?

[@benwarnock]

Good informative video mate. I would say it would be good if it was slowed down a little just to fully absorb the info, had to watch on .75X haha

[@ICreatedU1]

True that. Had to watch it twice and often pause.

[@Deckard13]

😂🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@keatotherealone520]

Tell me why Zelensky is a Jew and is not furious at the Stepan bandera statue in Lviv exactly mfs

[@RussianTroll-ie6gr]

Zelensky is a Khazarian Zionists jew, even the real Hebrew jews don't like him

[@anonymoose3103]

Bandera wasn't really responsible for the deaths of very many Jews, he was more known for his involvement in clashes in Wolyn.

[@johnanthony-kt8kv]

Rubbish, the worst atrocities committed by nationalists in eastern Europe during the war took place in western Ukraine and Bandera was the perpetrator@@anonymoose3103

[@LinuxUser00]

Tell me why Ukrainian-Israeli billionaire Igor Kolomoisky was the original funder of Azov and Aidar Batallions?

[@EVZYL]

Putin doesn't fear anybody.

[@JonnyBravo-ky2mk]

POV: you don’t know history

[@АлёшаПопович-ж7д]

Brave Putin is shitting himself in a bunker

[@anonymoose3103]

Well he clearly fears Ukraine and the west if he thinks them joining NATO threatens the sovereignty of Russia so much that it warrants a full invasion.

[@theshakhrayist7649]

He fears the ghosts of Shamil Basayev and Stepan Bandera.

[@sb_8aj]

prigozhin crawls into his sleep at night and makes him wet the bed

[@agreenmountain805]

Reject Stepan Bandera embrace Nestor Makhno

[@ДмитроПрищепа-д3я]

The one that allied with the red menace to help them take Ukraine and then fucked off into exile? The one that when offered a position in Ukrainian army to help them fight said red menace that betrayed him earlier completely refused? That Makhno. Yeah, fuck him too, maybe a bit less so.

[@theshakhrayist7649]

Embrace Vasyl' Shakhrai.

[@Hrollief1]

“Ukraine is a democracy. Period…and a democracy’s sovereignty must be protected” tell that to Biden and Victoria Nuland who backed a coup against their democratically elected leader.

[@bonagorv2s976]

2:51 This is not Bandera it’s Reinhard Gehlen, founder of Gehlen Organization

[@gumabrassempouy2317]

"Nothing is more powerful than an idea who's time has come." crazy hard finisher Bost. Great job on illustrating this point so concisely.

[@dfwerwolf]

Not by accident. Over $5B were invested to grow this into blossom. Long time homework project of the west.

[@Peruniv]

Nothing is more powerful that an idea who’s time has come - is actually Banderas quote: In Ukrainian: Ніщо не зупинить ідею час якої настав.

[@PrzemekPietrzak-lp6yh]

@@Peruniv tak jak wasz czas nadszedł !!! Nareszcie ! Porozmawiamy za 10 lat jak Ukrainy nie będzie !

[@Peruniv]

@@PrzemekPietrzak-lp6yh Шановний, я вас не ображав, просто сказав кому належать ці слова, а ви відразу відповіли на констатацію факту - агресією 😂

[@PrzemekPietrzak-lp6yh]

Dobrze ze umiesz odmieniać przez osoby , chociaż u was to pewnie norma przecież wszyscy wiedza ze bandera był geyem jak i cala ta banda zwyrodnialcow . Wiec rozumiem z kad nie odmienianie . Ale u nas jest inaczej tu jest Europa dzidziuś !

[@RightfulArchon186]

isnt the founding father of ukraine whoever started the Ukrainian Peoples' Republic (the time of the brest livtosk treaty).

[@Братецревольвер]

Actually, the real Ukrainian hero of wwII period was Sidor Kovpak, the great leader of huge anti-nazi partizan brigade. Their number was much higher than UPA or any other collaborative group. But today his name is forgotten in modern Ukraine, because it doesn't help in antiRussian propaganda. He was fully supported by Moscow.

[@velcranoxofficials9970]

This is why Russia is just in liberating Ukraine from cringe

[@theshakhrayist7649]

Russia is a Ziocon hellhole.

[@jhitjit]

Russia is a eurasian oligarchy that floods its own cities with subhuman churkas.

[@ДАРТАНЬЯН-з2щ]

Invading a nation to brutally opress its people and destroy its culture is not liberation.

[@MrJaakko007]

😂 you+25 people that liked that=🤡

[@lord-of-the-trees]

Russia too is a far right dictatorship. This is not liberation. This is more years under russification. They already did this to Kuban and don.

[@bud1239]

Nicely done! Well researched! I put the clues together after seeing Wolfsnagels, black sun, and red/black Stephan Bandera flags on many units in Ukraine such as the Azov Battalion, the Freikorps Volunteer Unit, and Russian Volunteer Corps. I see the red/black Stephan Bandera flags displayed by other Ukrainian units as well such as the 7th Battalion Arey of the Ukrainian army.

[@jhitjit]

Are those supposed to be bad?

[@bud1239]

@@jhitjit Yeah. The US and NATO are arming military units in Ukraine that wear neo-Nazi symbols in Ukraine and look the other way.

[@johnshelton1141]

Bandera is to the Ukrainians what Prince Vlad is to the Roma

[@johnshelton1141]

ians.

[@bud1239]

@@johnshelton1141 no. Bandera is to Ukraine as Hitler was to Nazi Germany. Bandera is responsible for genocides against Polish and a Jewish civilians during world war 2

[@joujneyarachmach9055]

svoboda has a whopping one of four hundred fifty seats in ukraines supreme council

[@Gstyle1]

Svoboda is just the most radical, the others have radicals too, but more smart ones

[@TheSMR1969]

Yes let's just ignore the fact that zelensky made Stepan Bandera a national hero, let's ignore the fact that his birthday gets celebrations and marches in the capital with no intervention from the government let's just ignore all the far right militias. Yes let's just pretend as though there's no Nazi problem and it's just big bad evil russia wanting to bad stuff. 🙄🤦🏻‍♀️

[@theshakhrayist7649]

@@TheSMR1969 Dude, literally who cares? In India they celebrate Subhas Chandra Bose, in Indonesia they celebrate Sukarno, in Myanmar Aung San, all collaborators too yet you don't seen so angry about theme.

[@TheSMR1969]

@@theshakhrayist7649 I don't know who tf they are, are Indians trying to ethnically cleanse my people? Are those collaborators responsible for genocide? Do the supporters of those collaborators form far right militias and attack and kill ethnic russians in India ? Did India ban my language, culture and history? No ? So be quiet, you don't know what you talk about and India different because they were going through man made famine by Britain killing millions so can't blame them for supporting Britain's enemy at the time

[@theshakhrayist7649]

@@TheSMR1969 Your language wasn't banned, you should just learn the language of the country you live in. Otherwise buy a ticket for Novosibirsk, Z-ionist. Also yes, Aung San did commit genocide against the Karen and Rohingya with Japanese support. There are no Russians in India so why are you projecting yourself? Indians however do attack Muslims on a daily basis, but since you also fear the Muslim Caucasian man I guess you have no problem with that. Oh, so you're fine with the OUN since the Russians, Poles, Romanians and Hungarians were destroying anything Ukrainian at the time.

[@BigDaddyCane777]

What if Bandera had been a hardcore Communist? Would that make him more palatable to the modern "conservative" pudding brain?

[@BigDaddyCane777]

@AntemuraleChristianitatis another jello brain.

[@julianzuckerberg2669]

2:26 - it is Reinhard Gehlen (not Bandera)

[@NikolaCekic-vn3sz]

The ongoing conflict could have been avoided if Ukraine had maintained amicable relations with Russia and respected the principles of neighborly cooperation. The West's continued support for Nazi Ukraine, despite concerns about extremist elements within the country, might not be the wisest course of action. The deeper you go into the war roots the more you find out that Russia is actually right

[@chriskennedy4526]

Idealist, Murderer and Saviour, sounds like a bit of a psycho to me.

[@Jelkitosix666]

cool one never the less

[@ДАРТАНЬЯН-з2щ]

1. He is not a founding father of Ukraine. If we don't count deep past like XVII century, the first modern leader of modern Ukraine was Mykhaylo Grushevsky in 1917. 2. While it correct to call his ideology nazi or fascist, Bandera wasn't German collaborator. His goal was independent Ukraine so after 1942 OUN started to resist German occupation ( and Bandera himself was imprisoned in German concentration camp ).

[@Skip_6374]

Oun participated in holocaust too

[@hre2044]

Good video, mostly fact based with very little opinion. I've heard the same from pro-Russians about how Bandera had Jews and Poles massacred.

[@krystiannona7141]

but its true. for real SS galizen serve in german concentration camp SS galizen was a SS galizen Ukraine. If you ask how many SS galizen killed as rewange for what they do by UPA is not problem for them. So thay say UPA and SS galizen are not the same organization. Yes german air force and ss police also not the sam organization. But in fact german army just kill like ss. Mot of german solder 100% know what thay doing. Ok watch movie about jude in cinema. YOu can read hitler book. not all german was a total freak. and that all. And you have that faking ukraine who atack poland with stalin and german but also Ukraine and slovenia. SO? what is a my problem German not glorificate SS leaders But bandera is very popular on ukraine

[@chrisprystupa8728]

Don't forget how many Poles Stalin killed attacking Poland as an ally of Hitler? Ukrainians had suffered decades of genocide at the hand of Russians. Google Holodomor. Wanted their own state. But does explain why they needed an ally other than Stalin. It does explain why they wanted their own state. Parts of Western Ukraine had been Ottoman (Turkish), Russian, Austro Hungarian, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, then Russian again in 70 years preceding WWII. Each group wiped out others, often in Pogroms with ethnic cleansing. Look at Bosnia in 92'? Interestingly enough Pro Russian nationalists, led by a KGB guy, associate of Putin, Igor Girkin. Check out the news on him this week, or the guy who started Wagner group if you are looking for New Nazi's & genocide. My point is bad behavior in a war 85 years ago, where Russia acted worse, does not justify the genocidal actions of Russia in Grozny, Syria, Bosnia, Transnistria over the last 30 years, or Ukraine today.

[@ckai787]

That's true

[@raremeat-iloveit6488]

why don't you shut up nazis ?

[@86DaF]

Watch " Ludobójstwo. Genocide. (Eng It Fr Ger Pl subtitles) Animated documentary movie ". Then you understand. Cheers.

[@MyDadIsBillGates]

the whole eastern european mentality is difficult for anyone who wasn't brought up there.. i'm not condoning any of what radical people think or do but if you and your family have generations of experience of oppression, you're going to develop certain perspectives which your kids will also learn and so on..

[@velcranoxofficials9970]

What oppression, the only oppression that existed was under the tsar and axis occupation, if anything what we see in Ukraine is a country brainwashed and estranged from its past

[@anonymoose3103]

Yeah, just Bandera is currently in the spotlight because Putin keeps mentioning him each time he mentions Ukraine.

[@lord-of-the-trees]

Especially I'd you we under the soviets. No one, not russian, wants to be under the russias flag again.

[@aricwood869]

Honestly the best look into the war I’ve seen on the ideologies at play. Seriously Godbless you.

[@NoOne-zm4rb]

You can't throw dog shit in the garbage can!!!!! That's organic waste.😂😂😂

[@allajacobs9667]

thank you for your work

[@articoolmix9250]

Bandera was Ukrainian version of Kho Si Min (but not communist). He fought for the independence of his nation and country from Poles (which actually had to give authonomy to Ukrainian lands in 1923) and Russians, and wanted to use Germans for this mission. But Germans had other plans on Ukraine, so they arrested him and sent to Sachsenhausen concentrate camp. Also I spoke with many people from Southern and Eastern Ukraine (in fact, my Grandpa is living near Kharkiv, east of Ukraine), and they also think that Bandera is a national hero. And about rasists in Svoboda Party - they had only 1 per cent of votes in the 2019 elections. Now look what is happening in Europe - ultra-right party is now ruling over Austria, they had 30% per cent of votes in the elections in France, 16% in Germany. Well, what am I talking about - even Donald Trump has won the elections in US!!! And after that we are still talking about n@zis in Ukrainian government???

[@burritoburnett]

“Democracy”

[@gitarbro2175]

I am from Ukraine, the city of Dnipro, and until 2022 I did not know anything about Bandera, and I agree that this man should not be a hero of Ukraine, and every country in the world should reflect on its past, but it is very difficult to reflect on its own in the past, when the biggest war since the Second World War is going on in your territory, i.e., as the author said, Stepan Bandera's idea of ​​a totalitarian ethno-monolithic state, during the war with the Russians, turned into the idea of ​​an independent Ukraine and a confrontation with the USSR (that is, modern Russia), by the way, there are a lot of such heroes (which are actually rather anti-heroes), and in the comments one hundred percent there will be people who will say that Ukraine is a Nazi state and it should not be supported, etc. but I will remind you that in the center of Moscow (Red Square) the Russians have the dead body of a man (Ilya Lenin) who created, probably, the largest machine in history for killing people (USSR), and, unlike Bandera, killed people not by the thousands and tens of thousands, and millions, and by the way, the USSR was also an ally of Hitler at the beginning of the Second World War, I would also like to point out that Bandera is not a hero absolutely for all Ukrainians, but people like Stalin and Lenin are absolutely heroes for all 140 million Russians, therefore, the question of "denazification" and the question of destroying historical propaganda should be put first of all to the Russians, and only then to the Ukrainians, in Ukraine, and especially in the central, eastern and southern regions, the majority of people communicated in Russian and were apolitical until 2022 (I I take my acquaintances and friends as an example) and in such a situation to claim that Ukraine during the 30 years of independence was building Nazi ideology, in my opinion, this is the madness of Russian propagandists

[@V3G4N01]

Как узнать, что какол врёт? Он открывает рот. Ты даже не знаешь имя Ленина, но точно знаешь, сколько и кого он убивал. Из секретных документов, наверное. И СССР никогда был союзником Гитлера, заруби это себе на носу и не позорься в комментариях.

[@Heikkinen0301]

Ok, then make videos about the Hitler-Stalin bromance and what happened in 1939!

[@emil_rainbow]

@@Heikkinen0301 or Soviet facilitation of Weimar militarism.

[@Peruniv]

Dear Author of the video please notice!!! 2:31 that is NOT a photo of Stepan Bandera. That is actually Reinhard Gehlen. Also: Bandera was free from the Polish prison, not because n#zis freed him. When Germans invaded Poland, he walked away because all personal ran away. Next: Banderas faction of OUN worked closely with Abwehr and Wermacht. ABWEHR IS ARMY INTELLIGENCE AGENCY - IT WAS NOT ACUSED OF WAR CRIMES ON NUREMBERG TRIAL (same situation for Wermacht) Plus Wilhelm Franz Canaris who was the head of Abwehr took part in the Hitler assassination attempt. NS Germans from SS and SD who committed the actual war crimes saw Bandera as a sub-human (Untermensch) because he was a Slav, so they did not want to help him. PERSONAL RECOMENDATION: if you would like to form a strong opinion about Stepan Bandera, I advise you to read a book from Grzegorz Rossoliński-Liebe: Life of Stepan Bandera. Grzegorz Rossoliński-Liebe was a Polish-german historian, so he is skeptical of Bandera, but said he was a ultra-nationalist or fascist but not a n#zi.

[@PrzemekPietrzak-lp6yh]

How about ukrainians serving to germans in dead camps ?? Can you explain that as well ? Try pls ?

[@PrzemekPietrzak-lp6yh]

Im sure your falls history have your own point of view in that case !!!! You are proud from morderres and thats a fact . Your heros are morderers of civilian innocent people and you are proud from what he has done thats says all about your self !!!

[@PrzemekPietrzak-lp6yh]

Whats up ?? No arguments 🤣🤣

[@Nebuchadnezzar88]

Found another nazi sympathizer.

[@folgeretv2.085]

I'm glad I found this comment here

[@RussianTroll-ie6gr]

Actually Russia invaded Ukraine not only because there are nazis in Ukraine but from the fact that those nazis started shelling Donbass where ethic Russian civilians live.

[@jhitjit]

6 million donbabwe civilians 😢

[@SanCreatividad-pd1pf]

@@jhitjit The racist reveals himself.

[@jhitjit]

@@SanCreatividad-pd1pf I wasn’t pretending to not be a racist. Are you going to do something about it?

[@SanCreatividad-pd1pf]

@@jhitjit Just hiding you. I have no time for your kind.

[@jhitjit]

@@SanCreatividad-pd1pf hahaha ok latinx

[@OrangeGoggles1]

I rarely get to see this part of Ukraine's History, in all honesty I was half expecting you to start using the Banderites to justify the invasion (like I've seen Russians do) but I'm glad that you're channel is legitimately spreading unbiased information. From what I've been able to gather the issue of extremism in Ukraine is not a result of it secretly being the starting point for the 4th Reich, but is simply due to the history of violence, poverty, and the struggle of a national identity faced by Ukraine and other Post-Soviet states, It does make sense why many ukranians would choose to support that movement when given the appropriate context and viewpoints on the issue held by them. I do hope that after this war Ukraine will be able to prosper and improve itself politically as a free and Democratic society without this ammount of extremism, but you just can never be sure it will turn out well when it comes to slavic history. If anyone has more information on this topic feel free to reply to my comment (obviously not counting Russian bots and whatever the counterpart would be on the Ukranian side)

[@ДмитроПрищепа-д3я]

The author did make a pretty grave mistake of calling Bandera the "Founding father" of Ukraine. He's not and I'm fairly certain that not even the majority of hardline far-right here would consider him as such, let alone the majority of the population. Wanna pick a "founding father" from 20th century - that'd be Symon Petlura or someone like that. Want to go as far back as possible to the point when there was a semi-independent state that people often referred to as Ukraine? Then the founding father is Bohdan Khmelnytsky. Bandera is literally the most overrated fucking historical figure in our history for the sole reason that mentioning him pisses the russians off, which is why he's relatively popular. And we should "thank" the same russians for igniting nationalistic ideas brighter than any far right propaganda ever could. It's quite hard not to turn to that side when suddenly every lie they were telling the people about the russian menace turned out to be true. But hey, at least the resurrection of a ton of banger UPA songs is a pretty nice thing, most of these songs aren't like your usual right-wing propaganda stuff like "We are the greatest people in the world, we are going to defeat these subhumans in a swift stroke". Even though they are still undoubtedly works of propaganda, most of the time it's about how dire and unwinnable the situation is, and that despite this we should continue the fight for our freedom, no matter the cost, no matter the way. Even the "evil nazi song" Our Father is Bandera isn't a classic product of a personality cult (Bandera obviously had one, but still), it only mentions Bandera once - in that very line. The song itself is about the mortally wounded Ukrainian insurgent, his suffering and death, his grieving mother and the same idea that even though the price is terrible, we must defeat the russian menace, for the freedom of our people and for the freedom of Ukraine as a whole.

[@goransvraka3171]

Russia had to because NATO is threating it's existence and is a tool of US elites

[@Komyeta]

Every Russian knows more about Ukrainian.

[@ДмитроПрищепа-д3я]

@@Komyeta the majority of russians have proven to know jack shit about Ukrainian history. Though, it's kind of understandable when they know nothing about their own history as well, but whatever.

[@OrangeGoggles1]

@@Komyeta than who?

[@Rossonerosemedo8743]

This explains a lot of things including the special military operation.

[@sb_8aj]

🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖 ruzzian bot

[@두태쟈난]

​@@sb_8aj멍청한 우크라이나 나치 광대봇

[@honcaherko]

2:29 This is not Stepan Bandera... This is Reinhard Gehlen Do you want to screw us?

[@symeonbear7034]

My dad grew up in soviet Ukraine and only after the independence of Ukraine he started to study the history of the country he is from. And especially after the war started he became more interested in Bandera and not Lenin hahahaha

[@symeonbear7034]

Also… hold on. You got a little bit of his timeline fucked, because up to his death he was the chosen leader of the Ukrainian National Party, without basically taking a break. Plus he never agreed to help Germans against the Russian counter offensive, that’s a Russian fake. He declined it straight and went on to work on the UNP

[@andrzejkatkowski5790]

Noto macie super historie oparta na mordowaniu cywili😂

[@symeonbear7034]

@@andrzejkatkowski5790 I wasn’t denying the fact that he was part of attacks on Poland

[@black_mamba4409]

My grandma's sister was his wife

[@Dani-px7oj]

Yk how much feminism has impacted both Fascism and National Socialism_

[@robox91]

Yeah, I was surprised when I saw that monument in Lviv yesterday

[@Iktius]

Today's Banderites will meet soon those yesterday's Banderites....

[@mikexstad1121]

Russians didnt fight the Nazis... the Soviets did. To claim that Russia is anti fascist, is just wrong. Putin himself quotes Ivan Ilyin in his speaches, among a few others. People point to Dugin, but Dugin simply took from others and is propped up by the Putin administration to be the face of the ideas (but hes not the originator of them).

[@kushaliyersharma9688]

Fascism is a revolutionary ideology, putinism is inherently reactionary. Your argument fails to prove anything.

[@pashpriv2380]

That's like saying Nazis weren't Germans. What an imbecilic take.

[@kurilrick2207]

Most of the soldiers in the Soviet/Red Army were ethnic Russians, 11 million of Russians died for their country (in comparison, only 1 million of Ukrainians died in this war), so your point is a pure demagogy and it doesn't make any sense. Putin also quoted Lenin and Stalin several times during his presidency, so him quoting Ilyin doesn't make him more "fascist" than Joe Biden or Zelensky

[@mikexstad1121]

@kurilrick2207 Biden is the leader of a democracy, far from Fascism. You're just wrong lol

[@normalmaksym8738]

@@kurilrick2207 Source of that bs?

[@Oziasdumpf]

A lot of inaccuracies, selectivity and distortions of facts. I do not advise you to build your point of view on this topic based on this video

[@Benedek1st]

After ww1 when ukraine was founded Yiddish was on of the official language s

[@jononpaper]

2:26 that is not Stepan Bandera.

[@alexc.5204]

"Soon after being released by the Nazis, he moves to Krakow Poland, which soon becomes the epicenter of the slaughter of Poles and Jews" Feel like there's some details you're leaving out there lol

[@RussianTroll-ie6gr]

Stepan Bandera ordered the ethic cleansing of Polish civilians in Volhynia and eastern Galizien. He's followers brutally murdered from 100.000 to 500.000 Polish civilians, mostly children and women. Research Volhynia genocide.

[@FLASHYABOI]

this video is shadow banned

[@davidrivera3386]

Most Ukrainians idolize Bandera. If you look at street interviews done in ukrainian cities most people don't seem to know that Bandera was quite a perfidious human being. Most Ukrainians idolize Bandera because he fought for Ukraines independence not because he was a fascist. Also in 2019 all far right (think AfD, UKIP, PPC, Le Pen, Trump etc) parties ran on the Svoboda ticket and only won 1 seat with 2% of the vote. Also studies show that ukraine is the least anti-Semitic country in eastern europe. Not to mention more ukrainians died in WW2 than russians. More ukrainians fought against the nazis than with them.

[@luigimrlgaming9484]

Your definition of Far-right is pitifully accurate of how far-left you are.

[@RussianTroll-ie6gr]

The Ukrainians that fought the nazis in WW2 are the Easter Ukrainians that are mostly ethic Russians

[@theshakhrayist7649]

@@RussianTroll-ie6gr The OUN PZUZ fought the Axis before the USSR (and they were arrested for it by the USSR), while Western Ukrainians were the first ones to actually fight an Axis aligned country (Hungarian-Ukrainian war of 1938). Also the OUN would fight the Reich, Melnykites and Bulbists would fight by late 1941 and the Banderites in early 1942.

[@RussianTroll-ie6gr]

@@theshakhrayist7649 Bandera as well as Melnyk was nazi collaborators, Melnyk nickname Konsul1 and Bandera nickname Konsul2. The OUN members was using nazi salutes while saying "Slava Ukraine, Heroiam Slava" in 1941 and some Ukrainians are doing the same to this day.

[@theshakhrayist7649]

​@@RussianTroll-ie6gr By 1941 most Melnykites joined with Taras Borovets and began fighting the Germans (their first operation was the liquidation of an entire SS unit in retaliation for the massacre of a Ukrainian village).

[@SIGMADUCKYZ]

0:55 if they are anti-woman what the hell is that on the left

[@LowQualitySpamtonDeltarune]

Half of Ukraine doesn't even know who Bandera rlly was bruh

[@didierblairon]

The enemy of my enemy...

[@durron_1]

A LOT of misinformation and bullshit.

[@darkodraco]

People look at this “collaboration” through the lens that Ukraine or Slovakia or Croatia (any country that collabed) actually knew that the holocaust was occuring, the germans told the jews that it didn’t matter if they survived because no one would believe that the things that happend to them actually happend. Granted a lot of these collaborators comitted atrocities but throwing the term nazi collab around doesn’t mean anything unless they were directly involved with SS activities these people were under the impression that their support for germany would in return cause support for their own independence.

[@moosesandmeese969]

No, they not only knew about the holocaust but also played active roles in carrying out the holocaust. By the US state department's own report, the Slovak government was the first Axis partner to consent to the deportation of their Jewish population, and it was Slovak officials and soldiers who ordered and carried out the deportations. Nazi collaboration is not a term that's thrown around; on the contrary it is reserved for the governments, organizations, and military units that knew what they were doing. In a lot of cases, the Nazis didn't have to do much to drum up antisemitic fervor

[@GCarty80]

@@moosesandmeese969 In 1941 the people of Ukraine and the Baltic states hated the Jews (to the point of being willing to collaborate in the Holocaust) because they saw Jews as complicit in Soviet atrocities.

[@moosesandmeese969]

@@GCarty80 Yeah exactly, the "Jewish Soviet Partisans" trope as an excuse for massacring Jewish people was used across Europe, not just by the Germans.

[@unclecavi1329]

Sooooo, I watched the video, I read the comments and I just wanted to say that there are A LOT OF misunderstanding and simplifications of such complex matter. Of course it is understandable that they are necessary for only 10 minutes long video, but judging from the comments I can say that video doesn't help, but still overall it is not accurate, but maybe decent?

[@RonLWilson]

Ukraine was between the proverbial rock and hard place. On the one hand Stalin had killed millions of Ukrainians through famine. On other hand Nazi Germany opposed Stalin but also was no friend to Ukraine either, in that they saw Slavs as racial inferiors. But this is not unique to Ukraine for in the US we have similar factions of white supremist. So the issue is not who is lily white (no pun intended) but rather who is (at least mostly) for the right cause, freedom, peace, and the rule of law, vs fascism and oppression.

[@GCarty80]

And the Poles had been pretty oppressive towards Ukrainians as well, even if they weren't in the same league as the Nazis or the Soviets.

[@RussianTroll-ie6gr]

@@GCarty80 in 1939 there was no Ukraine you clown. It was a Polish land and ethic Ukrainians as well as Poles have the same political rights but the OUN (the Ukrainian political propaganda wing of the nazi Germany) ruined everything and started spreading false narrative about the Poles.

[@attilamarics3374]

@@GCarty80 But these Ukrianian SS battalion killed their own people also. So they wanted to save Ukriane from the Russians by mass murdering their own civilians? Weird.

[@GCarty80]

@@attilamarics3374 Bandera's OUN-B _opposed_ the formation of the SS Galizien division.

[@emperorprotects4915]

​@@GCarty80 nazi opposed nazi... ok

[@punishedgloyperstormtroope8098]

Ukraine is our mother and Bandera is our father ❤❤❤🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@Ismail-fv6ki]

Hell no🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@punishedgloyperstormtroope8098]

@@Ismail-fv6ki no hell yes!!!

[@lord-of-the-trees]

The song slaps.

[@lord-of-the-trees]

​@@punishedgloyperstormtroope8098 Do we really want him as our father? Killing our fellow slavs, poles in lviv 1941?

[@miosaw6459]

Do puki ruskie czołgi były w PRL to ludność polski była bezpieczna a kraj z poziomu trawy został odbudowany.

[@jusden2.083]

what a video🤣🤣🤣 yeah...... maybe try better next time, because this is just funny. + 5 rubles for making this

[@augustlandmesser1520]

Right... this one is actually better: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3PCeKZjZcmbhdE

[@shipitko]

Bandera is an omen of new era

[@thelobbyofhobbies3244]

Bandera was not the founding father of Ukraine, not even close, not too long before Bandera, during the russian civil war, people like Symon Petliura, and long before that, poets like Taras Shevchenko were considered the founding fathers of Ukrainian identity, this video is just clickbait designed to exploit the horrible conflict in Ukraine to paint the Ukrainian people as nazis, despite the fact that the majority of Ukrainians fought for the red army against the nazis, this video also ignored how virtually everyone in europe from the French to the Russians collaborated with the nazis too.

[@s1b3r11]

Taras Schevchenko your "great poet" was a trash who in his works was encouraging ukrainians to "slaughter all poles and jews" and who celebrated every massacre commited on them

[@roberturbanczyk204]

So why are streets of his names?

[@Hallonyancat]

They want to LARP what's the problem?

[@noicecatch]

Thats Melynk not Bandera

[@AntyStepanBandera]

JAK ŚWIAT ŚWIATEM ukrainiec 🪳🪳🇺🇦🪳🪳 NIGDY NASZYM 🇵🇱 BRATEM!

[@therealzach.b]

4:25 Bandera was pardoned, nise misinfo tho.

[@MariolaMałgorzata]

Ukraińskie ludobójstwo na narodzie polskim!

[@lord-of-the-trees]

After the war the poles pushed out the Ukrainians in their western territory.

[@Jericho19111]

Meet new 3 reign successor.Zelenskiy approves

[@Ma1q444]

So basically he wasn’t a Nazi he just allied with them so he get Ukraine independence

[@Maria_Nizhny_Novgorod]

No he was a Nazi himself, hated jews, Pols and other ethnicities.

[@augustlandmesser1520]

He was an ultranationalist with genocidal ideas... so, yes - basically he was a Nazi. There's a big difference between independence and etno-clean state with no room for any opposition.

[@lord-of-the-trees]

Stupidly

[@scpgaming-452]

ukraina founder is lenin jewish from russian

[@baseballworldwide9439]

Can't spell Bandera without Based. Of course OP has to continue propagating the Charlottesville mythology. Embarrassing lmao

[@QuicksilverVM]

there are so many monuments of bandera in ukraine ,the only one national hero of ukraine right now . he used to nail and bind babys on trees ,there is also a monument like that... sick dudes. not to talk a bout azov

[@Leonard-td5rn]

Nixon was democratically elected 0:00 😊

[@BorchikYes]

To the people who think to say that this praise of bandera is the reason the west shouldnt suport ukraine, you should remember that a nations population often gets radicalized during a war. Especialy a war like this where russia is commiting war crimes every single day. Its not at all surprising that the свобода party is growing. Therefore supporting ukraine isnt wrong because your money is going to "nazis" and its acctually wrong not to support the people that are currently being bombed.

[@velcranoxofficials9970]

Name me a single war crime committed yesterday btw you know most of the civilian dead are caused by the AFU and not by Russia, why else do you think in the course of the war more civilians died in Gaza in 3 weeks than in the near 2 years that Russia launched it's SMO which btw is justified under international law

[@Bspoor7482]

Why don’t you talk about the Ukraine bombing their own territory? Why does everyone skip over that

[@Bspoor7482]

Like they literally used cluster bombs on their own fucking people

[@Охотник-о1у]

war crime in palestine in ukraine its just prepair for joke

[@BorchikYes]

@@velcranoxofficials9970 name a warcrime? Like the fact russia bombs civilian targets all the time? I dont know if it acctually happens daily but you gotta dmit that is pretty fucked up behavior. Also, no its not caused by the Ukrainian armed forces. But honestly i know for a fact you wont change your mind so im not gonna waste my time arguing with you. Feel free to respond, i dont care

[@skelly093]

Great video!

[@sebastianwrites]

The thumbnail for this, which includes a frog... and I've seen this frog in many guises on Twtter, and it is "always" pushing Russian propaganda. But all that aside, when we are speaking of people's "live..." it just demonstrates the immature attitude of the person who created this video unfortunately?

[@errorcode4046]

I don’t find any problems with that

[@chickenandksivideoreviewer9739]

You dont need to try convince me im already a fan of ukraine

[@Jademoonx]

Then hell will be your home. Hatred is one of the worst sins...

[@lord-of-the-trees]

​@@JademoonxWe Ukrainians, atleast Ukrainians I know, are not hateful. Simply we are nationalist, it's a thing that happens when your invaded and occupied by foreigners.

[@andrzejkatkowski5790]

A co to za mapa coś z berstem nie tak ukraincy mieli inna granice ale co dziwić się walszywi historycy

[@aarengraves9962]

Classic cringe American... must compare everything with his country...

[@marcoorlandini9962]

Onore!

[@MariolaMałgorzata]

Wpiszcie sobie Rzeż Wołyńska

[@raulseixasdasilvasauro4962]

🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺Z🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@lord-of-the-trees]

Facist

[@760HorsePower]

I love Putin

[@ДмитроПрищепа-д3я]

weird degradation fetish, but you do you

[@760HorsePower]

@@ДмитроПрищепа-д3я what do you mean degradation? Did I say I love Biden and Zalinsky? Now that's the meaning of Degradation

[@ДмитроПрищепа-д3я]

@@760HorsePower you are clearly mentally challenged, my condolences to your parents. Unfortuntaly, a terminal stage of being a russian floor rug is incurable.

[@lord-of-the-trees]

Why do you love that dictator. Attacking his own brothers. Us slavs

[@divinemonkey9999]

this is propagandist BS ,shame on you!

[@kaviennn]

How do you know?

[@ShortContent853]

​@@kaviennnwestern hwite woman that thinks she is rigt all the time

[@Keli-nw8fy]

Very interesting indeed ❤

[@kittycatwithinternetaccess2356]

enemy of my enemy!

[@anotherinsignificanthuman.948]

Ukraine's founding father is Lenin...

[@lord-of-the-trees]

Lenin is not our founding father. Nither is Bandera.

[@Coole000]

Honestly, research in this video so bad, it's funny

[@Thesil.]

you sold me at ethno state.