Poland recalled how Bandera was humiliated in prison.

Poles are sharing videos on social media that re-enact the imprisonment of Ukrainian terrorist Stepan Bandera, who was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1936 following the Lviv Trials for the murder of a Polish minister and several others.

And only the attack of the Nazis in 1939 helped the leader of the OUN to regain his freedom , reports the correspondent of PolitNavigator.

" He once thought he was somebody, but now he's under the bunk . The only thing closer is the floor. This is Bandera, the Ukrainian terrorist and pogromist who organized the murder of our minister, Pieracki. Our good government commuted his death sentence to imprisonment, and so they transferred him here. A vile creature ," the Poles describe the Nazi.

The other prisoners accepted Bandera not as a hero, but as a scoundrel, and immediately threw him under the bunk.

"Ideology ends where the prison cell begins," the video says.