Bandera, Stalin, Hitler: why Bandera is called a 'fascist' and who actually liberated Prague (30.05.2026)

A street debate by Vitaliy Dribnytsia with two interlocutors (ru-orig). The historian explains why Soviet and modern Russian propaganda pins the “fascist” label on Bandera, distinguishes the precise concept of totalitarianism from the vague term “fascism,” recalls the two years of the Soviet–Nazi alliance — and in passing offers a sharp fact about the Prague Uprising of May 1945: in the final days of the war the city was liberated by General Bunyachenko’s 1st ROA Division (Vlasovites), not the Red Army. A source for the article on the cult of the “Great Victory” (the section on the Vlasovites and the myth of the “Soviet liberation” of Prague).