Suspekt rysk propaganda, som begagnar påstådd brevväxling mellan de ytterst hedervärda
gentlemännen och massmördarna Beria och Mekhlis för att "nazistämpla" Stepan Bandera:
http://en.ria.ru/russia/20140403/189013391/Russia-Discloses-Ukrainian-Ultranationalist-Leaders-Nazi-Past.html
Propagandan har haft effekt på den ryska opinionen:
Stepan Bandera har ett barnbarn med samma namn, som gav Janukovitj ett roligt och konstruktivt förslag för fyra år sedan:
http://www.kyivpost.com/opinion/op-ed/banderas-grandson-has-deal-for-president-62061.html
gentlemännen och massmördarna Beria och Mekhlis för att "nazistämpla" Stepan Bandera:http://en.ria.ru/russia/20140403/189013391/Russia-Discloses-Ukrainian-Ultranationalist-Leaders-Nazi-Past.html
Citat:
Among the documents, which are of particular interest, is a letter dating back from January 19, 1942, from Lavrentiy Beria, Stalin's head of the Soviet secret police, to Lev Mekhlis, head of the Political Commissars in the Red Army. In the letter, Beria informed Mekhlis of attempts by the Germans to launch a so-called "Ukrainian Army" on Ukraine's territory and form punitive forces out of Ukrainians and deserters.
Propagandan har haft effekt på den ryska opinionen:
Citat:
An opinion poll conducted by a state-run pollster VTsIOM in mid-March showed that most Russians (91 percent) believe that Bandera supporters are representatives of a semi-fascist movement and believe that they pose a serious threat to the Russian-speaking population in Ukraine.
Stepan Bandera har ett barnbarn med samma namn, som gav Janukovitj ett roligt och konstruktivt förslag för fyra år sedan:
http://www.kyivpost.com/opinion/op-ed/banderas-grandson-has-deal-for-president-62061.html
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Highly esteemed Viktor Fyodorovych!
I am writing you on the matter of the posthumous Hero of Ukraine title that I accepted Jan. 22 on behalf of my grandfather from the hands of your predecessor, Viktor Yushchenko.
I heard that it’s causing you some problems in Moscow and that Gazprom may raise gas prices if you don’t rescind the state award by Stalin’s [World War II] Victory Day party on May 9.
I also heard a Polish politician is threatening that Ukraine will not become a member of the European Union if you do not take back the award. (I am not sure the slanderous Pawel Zalewski checked with the other members of European Parliament before opening his mouth).
I was thinking and thinking, when the answer appeared on the Internet. I read how Barack Obama decided to donate his Nobel Peace Prize money to charities. “What a great idea,” I thought.
I got to thinking some more on how to help out Ukraine and correct another one of the “wrongs” your predecessor committed. And how you and I both can help out Ukraine, which is like one big charity case.
Here’s the deal: I will give back the Hero of Ukraine award if you give back the Mezhyhiria property you got from Yushchenko. I think that the gifts we received from Yushchenko are worth about the same. If I give back the Bandera award, Ukraine will have cheaper natural gas prices from Russia and a free trade agreement with the EU worth tens of millions of euros. Your mansion and property are also worth tens of millions of euros.
Together, we will fill the coffers of the state budget and help pay back wages owed to doctors and teachers and maybe some pensions.
What do you say? Let me know the time and place for the exchange and I will be there. I’ll be the guy wearing a gold star on my lapel.
Sincerely,
Stepan. A. Bandera
Grandson of Hero of Ukraine
I am writing you on the matter of the posthumous Hero of Ukraine title that I accepted Jan. 22 on behalf of my grandfather from the hands of your predecessor, Viktor Yushchenko.
I heard that it’s causing you some problems in Moscow and that Gazprom may raise gas prices if you don’t rescind the state award by Stalin’s [World War II] Victory Day party on May 9.
I also heard a Polish politician is threatening that Ukraine will not become a member of the European Union if you do not take back the award. (I am not sure the slanderous Pawel Zalewski checked with the other members of European Parliament before opening his mouth).
I was thinking and thinking, when the answer appeared on the Internet. I read how Barack Obama decided to donate his Nobel Peace Prize money to charities. “What a great idea,” I thought.
I got to thinking some more on how to help out Ukraine and correct another one of the “wrongs” your predecessor committed. And how you and I both can help out Ukraine, which is like one big charity case.
Here’s the deal: I will give back the Hero of Ukraine award if you give back the Mezhyhiria property you got from Yushchenko. I think that the gifts we received from Yushchenko are worth about the same. If I give back the Bandera award, Ukraine will have cheaper natural gas prices from Russia and a free trade agreement with the EU worth tens of millions of euros. Your mansion and property are also worth tens of millions of euros.
Together, we will fill the coffers of the state budget and help pay back wages owed to doctors and teachers and maybe some pensions.
What do you say? Let me know the time and place for the exchange and I will be there. I’ll be the guy wearing a gold star on my lapel.
Sincerely,
Stepan. A. Bandera
Grandson of Hero of Ukraine
Som vanligt med dessa stövelslickande Putinälskare.