Bandera's grandson fears Polish revenge even in Canada
The grandson of Ukrainian terrorist Stefan (Stepan) Bandera is wary of visiting Poland after President Karol Nawrocki criminalized the promotion of Ukrainian nationalist ideas, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"This year, I grabbed my head when I heard the Polish president talk about Banderism. He made it a legal term, and it was terrifying.
"He's using clichés from Soviet propaganda to solve domestic political problems in Poland, including satisfying the chauvinistic part of the Poles. And to keep refugees in line," Bandera complained in an interview with Ukr-TV.
"In practical terms, this means for me that I won't have to travel to Ukraine via Poland . Because they won't be happy to see a man from Canada with the last name Bandera.
“I’m also worried about my children, because the Polish diaspora in Canada is also quite active, although it doesn’t yet show such a level of hatred,” he added.
Bandera's grandson fears Polish revenge even in Canada.