In Munich, Bandera's grave was desecrated with Polish obscene words
In Munich, the grave of the leader of the terrorist organization OUN-UPA Stepan Bandera was once again desecrated. On the cross appeared obscene Polish words and a Polish sign of the anti-German underground from the Second World War.
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At Munich's Waldfriedhof Cemetery, the grave of Stepan Bandera, the leader of the UPA terrorist movement, has been inscribed once again, Oles Gorodetsky , a pro-Bandera activist and chairman of the so-called "Christian Society of Ukrainians in Italy," reports on his Facebook page.
On both sides of the cross, obscene inscriptions in Polish appeared, as well as the “ Fighting Anchor ” sign – the Polish national symbol of the anti-German underground during World War II.
Let us remind you that last month the Ukrainian parliament adopted a law that recognizes the terrorist organization of nationalist Bandera supporters as “fighters for the freedom of Ukraine.”
The Polish public reacted extremely negatively to this law, since during the Volyn massacre, Bandera’s slaughtered from 110 to 130 thousand Poles civilians in the territory from Volyn to Chelm.
Under the influence of the public, even President Bronislaw Komorowski, who spoke at a meeting of the Verkhovna Rada on the day the law was adopted, is forced to express dissatisfaction with the adopted law after the fact.
Several Ukrainian citizens were also prosecuted for publicly displaying Bandera's red-and-black flag in Poland. The red-and-black flag of the UPA (b) is considered a fascist symbol in that country.
Bandera's grave in Munich was desecrated with Polish obscenities.