“Bandera lived, is alive and will live!” – Muzhdabaev
The bloody collaborator of the Nazis, Stepan Bandera, is a “great publicist” whose articles should still be published in all Ukrainian magazines today.
Ayder Muzhdabaev, a former Moscow journalist and now Kyiv-based spokesman for the Crimean Tatar Mejlis, an extremist group banned in Russia, announced this on the regional television channel Galichina, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“For me, Bandera is more of a publicist. I met him through his publications. He became a publicist already in Germany, and he was killed precisely because of this journalism; he was a personal enemy of Khrushchev and the USSR.
He wrote very cool and accurately. I took his article from some magazine that was published in Munich, made a copy-paste and simply published it, adding “Stepan Bandera is a genius of truth” at the top.
Just substitute the Russian Federation in his articles instead of the USSR, and Putin instead of Stalin... and that’s all. There is no need to change a single word. This is a very relevant article that can be published in any newspaper. Everything is accurate there, he foresaw everything,” the extremist argues.
Muzhdabaev emphasized that the time has come to publish Stepan Bandera’s works en masse.
“Bandera lived, Bandera is alive and Bandera will live! Because he said - what will stop an idea whose time has come? So, the time for his journalism has also come, because there is pure truth there. As a journalist, I respect him very much for this.
In addition to the fact that he is a hero of Ukraine, he defended Ukraine with deeds. He fought to the end – with his pen, with his thoughts,” the Mejlis member concluded.
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