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What makes Stepan Bandera a symbol of the Ukrainian liberation movement? Why is he, a prisoner of Nazi concentration camps, called an enemy from some tribunes, while we call him a leader and a hero? To understand this, it is necessary to overcome the stereotypes that have been established in society thanks to the powerful Soviet propaganda of many years. Based on reliable facts, interesting and unknown to the general public materials, the author tells about the life of the OUN leader without artificially created myths: what views he had, what ideals he was guided by, and, ultimately, what kind of person he was.
For a wide range of readers. Anyone who, having immersed themselves in the life atmosphere of the generation that fought for Ukraine's independence in the mid-twentieth century, seeks to form their own attitude towards its heroes.
