whats about him?

Oh look, another WW2 personality thread!

desu he did nothing wrong

>>2474734
>this is the best Ukrainians can come up with as a national hero
sad desu, but theyre a sad people so it's fitting i guess

>>2474734
I love his clearly non-Slavic surname, physiognomy and stature, he'd would fit best in Romania, yet the Ukrainians hail him as a national hero.

>>2475015
>non-Slavic surname, physiognomy and stature

I know this is a bait, but what do you even mean by this?

>>2475015
May you define more specifically what about his physignomy and stature that makes him non-slavic?

Also, what's strange with the Ukrainians hailing him as a hero if they think he did it for Ukraine?
The French have a Corsican and the Serbs got a Gypsy of all people as national heroes

>>2475015
It's not bait even in the sligthest

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>>2475008
Petliura, Skoropadsky and especially Makhno were much more impactful and more relevant than Bandera. Bandera is nevertheless forced more simply because he triggers Russians.

>>2475060
Bandera triggers Poles and the West. Couldn't they pick someone less controversial like Bohdan Khmelnytsky?

>>2475069
When did he ever trigger anyone west of Poland?

>>2475069
Ukrainian nationalists nowadays don't like Khmelnytsky because of his pro-Russian position.

>>2475075
OUN and UPA were fascist organizations. It's hard to take seriously a country that worships them.

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>>2475104
The West took Croatia seriously during the Yuslav wars despite them worshiping the Ustashi.