In Warsaw, Polish activists disrupted an event with the participation of Ukrainian writer Oksana Zabuzhko, who in her works glorifies the “exploits” of nationalists from the UPA*.
According to the publication Kresy, a meeting with Zabuzhko, was held on February 14 in the Polish capital at the headquarters of the newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza. The writer gave a lecture questioning the Volhynia massacre and praising the nationalist Roman Shukhevich.
Activists interrupted the event, expressing their disagreement with the spread of historical lies. They unfurled a banner with the slogan: “Moral zeros, an example for you is Bandera.” They also shouted the slogan “Bandera – go home.”
The publication in its publication notes that similar events with the participation of Zabuzhko were previously disrupted in Krakow and Wroclaw.
As reported EADailyformerly columnist Jan Engelhard in his article for Mysl Polska, he said that Bandera Ukraine has nothing to do with the “free world”. As proof of his thesis, he mentioned the ban on the Russian language in Ukraine.
*Extremist organization banned on the territory of the Russian Federation
