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Stepan Bandera (1 January 1909 - 15 October 1959) was a Ukrainian politician and nationalist. Born in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Bandera spent much of the period between World War I and World War II agitating for Ukrainian rights against both Poland and the Soviet Union. He became the head of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) in 1933, at one point facing execution for OUN's assassination of Poland's Minister of the Interior in 1934. His sentence was commuted, however, and Bandera was eventually released at the start of World War II in September 1939. When Germany attacked the Soviet Union in June 1941, Bandera proclaimed an independent Ukrainian State. However, relations between the OUN and the Nazi Party, always purely opportunistic before, soured quickly. Bandera was arr Stepan Bandera (ur. 1 stycznia 1909 na Ukrainie, zm. 15 października 1959) – ukraiński nacjonalista, kanibal, antypolonista, ogólnie drań, którego nawet nazwisko będąc głośno wymówione, powoduje gnicie polskiego jedzenia, zatrzymanie produkcji mleka przez krowy i inflację. Ale na Ukrainie jest nawet malowany na ikonach. Pomimo współpracy z Niemcami, wykiwał ich, w 1941 ogłaszając Państwo Ukraińskie. Przetrwało 12 dni, a Banderę wykopano do Sachsenhausen. W następnym roku z OUN-B (Banderowców) utworzono Ukraińską Powstańczą Armię, która odpowiadała za mord na Polakach w Ukrainie. Stepan Andriyovych Bandera (Ukrainian: Степан Андрійович Бандера) (January 1, 1909 – October 15, 1959) was a Ukrainian politician and one of the leaders of Ukrainian national movement in (Galicia) Western Ukraine, who headed the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN). The son of a clerical family, Bandera was an activist, a scout, and eventually the leader of the Ukrainian Nationalist movement. Soviet authorities accused him of numerous acts of murder and banditry and authorised his assassination in absentia by the KGB in Munich, Germany, on October 15, 1959. Stepan Andriyovych Bandera () (1 January 1909 – 15 October 1959) was a Ukrainian politician and one of the leaders of Ukrainian national movement in Western Ukraine (Galicia), who headed the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), a right-wing movement that engaged in acts of political violence. The son of a clerical family, Bandera was an activist, a scout, and eventually the leader of the Ukrainian nationalist movement.

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Stepan Andriyovych Bandera (Ukrainian: Степан Андрійович Бандера) (January 1, 1909 – October 15, 1959) was a Ukrainian politician and one of the leaders of Ukrainian national movement in (Galicia) Western Ukraine, who headed the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN). The son of a clerical family, Bandera was an activist, a scout, and eventually the leader of the Ukrainian Nationalist movement. During his political career, the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalist (OUN) split into two factions: the OUN-M and the OUN-B. Stepan Bandera was responsible for the proclamation of an Independent Ukrainian State in Lviv on June 30, 1941. Soviet authorities accused him of numerous acts of murder and banditry and authorised his assassination in absentia by the KGB in Munich, Germany, on October 15, 1959. Bandera is a controversial figure in contemporary Ukraine. His supporters consider him a hero, others see him as a Nazi collaborator. Stepan Bandera (1 January 1909 - 15 October 1959) was a Ukrainian politician and nationalist. Born in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Bandera spent much of the period between World War I and World War II agitating for Ukrainian rights against both Poland and the Soviet Union. He became the head of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) in 1933, at one point facing execution for OUN's assassination of Poland's Minister of the Interior in 1934. His sentence was commuted, however, and Bandera was eventually released at the start of World War II in September 1939. When Germany attacked the Soviet Union in June 1941, Bandera proclaimed an independent Ukrainian State. However, relations between the OUN and the Nazi Party, always purely opportunistic before, soured quickly. Bandera was arrested and held in Berlin until 1944, when it was hoped that Bandera could rouse Ukrainians against the advancing Soviets. He failed. After the war, as Ukraine fell under Soviet rule, Bandera continued his efforts abroad. He was killed in Munich on 15 October 1959 by the KGB, who used cyanide gas. Bandera's legacy continues to be controversial even in modern Ukraine. Stepan Andriyovych Bandera () (1 January 1909 – 15 October 1959) was a Ukrainian politician and one of the leaders of Ukrainian national movement in Western Ukraine (Galicia), who headed the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), a right-wing movement that engaged in acts of political violence. The son of a clerical family, Bandera was an activist, a scout, and eventually the leader of the Ukrainian nationalist movement. During his political career, the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) split into two factions: the OUN-M and the OUN-B. Stepan Bandera was responsible for the proclamation of an Independent Ukrainian State in Lviv on 30 June 1941. On July 6, 1941 Bandera was arrested and later imprisoned by the Nazis; in September 1944 he was released. Soviet authorities authorised the KGB to assassinate as it happened in Munich, West Germany, on 15 October 1959. Assessments of his work have ranged from totally apologetic to sharply negative. On 22 January 2010, the outgoing President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko awarded to Bandera the title of Hero of Ukraine (posthumously). The award was condemned by Jewish, Polish, American and Russian opinion, and was declared illegal by a Ukrainian court in April 2010. In January 2011, under President Viktor Yanukovych, the award was officially annulled. As a result, Stepan Bandera remains a controversial figure today both in Ukraine and internationally. Stepan Bandera (ur. 1 stycznia 1909 na Ukrainie, zm. 15 października 1959) – ukraiński nacjonalista, kanibal, antypolonista, ogólnie drań, którego nawet nazwisko będąc głośno wymówione, powoduje gnicie polskiego jedzenia, zatrzymanie produkcji mleka przez krowy i inflację. Ale na Ukrainie jest nawet malowany na ikonach. Od najmłodszych lat Stepanek był przykładnym, grzecznym chłopcem, harcerzykiem cierpiącym na reumatyzm. Nie ma żadnych wskazań o tym, że wychowywał się w patologicznej rodzinie, gdzie ojciec rządził pasem, a matka piła spirytus. Jednak Bandera z wiekiem stawał się jeszcze większym potworem – wstąpił do chóru, założył amatorski teatr, organizował świetlicę, uprawiał sport, grał na instrumentach. To nie koniec tych bestialstw. Studiował na Politechnice Lwowskiej, bo marzyła mu się kariera rolnika. W wieku 19 lat Polacy aresztowali go po raz pierwszy. Po wypuszczeniu wstąpił do OUN, aby dać upust swoim perwersjom, jak na przykład polonofagia (odmiana kanibalizmu, polegająca na pożeraniu Polaków). W 1935 w ramach walki o niepodległą Ukrainę postanowił sobie zamordować ministra spraw wewnętrznych II RP. Usiłował też wykradać, a potem mordować noworodki z porodówek oraz dożywotnio wypożyczał gazetki pornograficzne ze sklepu. Bandera otrzymał karę śmierci, ale zmieniono ją na więzienie ze względu na zły stan zdrowia – reumatyzm. W listopadzie 1939, jak gdyby nigdy nic, wyjechał na Słowację do sanatorium. Pomimo współpracy z Niemcami, wykiwał ich, w 1941 ogłaszając Państwo Ukraińskie. Przetrwało 12 dni, a Banderę wykopano do Sachsenhausen. W następnym roku z OUN-B (Banderowców) utworzono Ukraińską Powstańczą Armię, która odpowiadała za mord na Polakach w Ukrainie. Po wojnie został w Monachium. Tam w 1959 zabił go sowiecki agent KGB, którego hobby stanowiło właśnie mordowanie ukraińskich nacjonalistów (miał w kolekcji również Lwa Rebeta).