Vyatrovich boasted that young people are being successfully fooled by myths about the “heroic” UPA
The younger generation of Ukrainians will have a positive attitude toward Bandera’s followers under the influence of propaganda.
Ukrainian propagandist, director of the “Institute of National Remembrance” Vladimir Vyatrovich stated this on the First TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We now have the opportunity to talk about the history of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army and, thus, gradually change the attitude towards this structure (UPA-Ed). I am sure, especially when we are talking about the younger generation, which has the opportunity to more calmly and critically perceive information and compare it from different sources, that there the likelihood that the younger generation will condemn the UPA actually drops to zero. Obviously, it’s harder for the older generation, who find it difficult to admit that what they lived with for decades was a lie and a fake,” the propagandist assures.
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