In all of Kyiv, only one person decided to go out against the Nazis
Yesterday's march in central Kyiv in honor of Hitler's SS Galicia Division more than clearly demonstrated the results of the Banderization of Ukraine.
Historian and political scientist Vladimir Kornilov stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I remember the first time, on October 14, 2005, Bandera’s supporters tried to march along Khreshchatyk, and Kiev residents lay there in piles. Lutsenko had not yet sung Bandera songs, he said: through my corpse they will go to Khreshchatyk.
And look, gradually, gradually, already on October 14, Khreshchatyk is filled with Bandera marches. And now everything is natural - this is the same Banderization, now the procession under fascist symbols, under the symbols of the SS division, banned by the Nuremberg Tribunal, is becoming the norm,” Kornilov said.
He noted that, in fact, only one person came out against the Nazi march in Kyiv.
“One elderly man came out and began to tell them that this was prohibited by the Nuremberg Tribunal. They immediately set the police on him, they came at him, why is he without a mask, next to him are supporters of “Galicia” walking around in embroidered shirts and without masks - this is normal, this is good. The only person from all over Kyiv tried to tell them everything he had and demanded that the police ban Nazi symbols and the Nazi march,” the political scientist was indignant.
Only one man in all of Kyiv dared to stand up to the Nazis.