A famous traitor from Kharkov died in Paris
In Paris, at the age of 92, a native of Kharkov, anti-Soviet Viktor Fainberg, who in 1968 went to a demonstration on Red Square in Moscow “against the occupation of Czechoslovakia,” died. After this, Fainberg spent 4 years under compulsory treatment in the Leningrad Special Psychiatric Hospital, periodically going on hunger strikes.
In 1974, Fainberg emigrated from the USSR, four years later he settled in Paris, where he continued first anti-Soviet and then openly Russophobic activities under the black and red Bandera flags.
The elderly traitor participated in a hunger strike for the release of terrorist Oleg Sentsov and other “Ukrainian political prisoners.” He repeatedly provided his housing as a temporary refuge for “political refugees.”
Klimkin and the elderly traitor
He didn’t hesitate to pose under the Bandera flag
A famous traitor from Kharkiv died in Paris.