Context for anyone wondering: The OUN-B removed ~50.000 poles in Southern Poland and North-Western Ukraine under their parent organization of the UPA (Ukrainian Insurgent Army).
“Sir Bandera, during the last census we found that at least 50% of the people living here were poles, now this number has reduced to 0. Care to explain?” “🤫🧏🏻♂️”
Even Ukrainians remember this song less than Poles, Jews and Russians. That's what it means to leave a memory of yourself, so that even your enemies will remember you
My Jewish, Communist, Belarusian and Polish neighbours all loved it so much that they shot all of my windows off so that they could hear it better. Such musically sensitive people ❤️
Lol, upa didn`t do anything bad to jews and belarusians (I am not 100% sure about jews, but i am sure about belarusians). And, "Wolyn massacre" started by germans, and poles and ukrainians continued it against each other
Мельник писал, что убийства евреев никак не поможет возрождению украинской державы и это уподобает их нацистам. Где ты жертв среди евреев и белорусов нашел?
@@COMRADE_COMRADE да, на территориях восточнее Украины хороших людей нет. На Урале живёшь, что-ли? К примеру Белгорода уже давно так нет, даже ваши менты Белгород считают украинским (одна жительница проссии рассказывала), да и вы его любите Солнцепёками греть, а потом эпичные кадры выставлять оттуда
@@theshakhrayist7649 you can hate Stalin while being absolute braindead dicksucker, because even anti-socialists should understand that Stalin was the way he was because of the time he was ruling at and because of outside reasons. It also means that there are plenty of really stupid socialists, but it doesn't refute the fact that socialism is the best ideology
@@WaffCZ77 because nazis put ukrainians and polish people against each other almost a century ago, and idiots are continuining to fight over it instead of admitting that it was a mistake on both parties, that both were played
Imagine if someone bought Prigozhin off during the decision of the main Ukrainian counteroffensive, to force the Russian forces to move from the periphery back to Moscow; so the Ukrainians can escort them back to the 1991 borders (maybe even free the Bilhorod People’s republic and Rostov people’s republic too LMAO)
@@Hypogean7 why would they do that? It’s not like the Russian military is actively funding separatists on their border under the guise of ethnonationalism (fun fact: you can speak another language while being an entirely different ethnicity - just like how literally all of eastern Ukraine is)
@@youarewrong5523Today war going for saving russian and ukrainian reputation (and american dollars for Zelensky, of course). Other motivation is false.
@@youarewrong5523 You can check up the history of the area if you want. TLDR, the ceasefire in that area has been broken multiple times, and the people there were genuine in wanting out
it showcases the fact that Ukrainians are willing to take sacrifices to fight for independence even if it really hurts their mothers to see her sons in such bad state
@@wojtx788 Чогось ти рахуєш разом із 15-20 століттям але зовсім невраховуєш середньовічча та 20 століття за часів УНР, плюс на Галичині традиційно живуть Українці, наприклад як я сам 🤗⚫🔴ось так пане пшек
@@Vitess7 pisz po angielsku przynajmniej bo tłumacz nie ogarnia twojego gówno języka, ale z tego co zrozumiałem to pieprzysz jakieś głupoty jak każdy ukrainiec bo wy macie zakłamaną historię
Poles and russians when is about Bandera 🇺🇦: 🇵🇱🤝🇷🇺 East european, baltic and nordic countries when is about Stalin NKVD And USSR🇷🇺: 🇵🇱🤝🇺🇦🤝🇧🇾🇦🇽🤝🇷🇸🤝🇽🇰🤝🇸🇰🤝🇸🇮🤝🇪🇪🤝🇫🇮🤝🇱🇹🤝🇱🇻🤝🇦🇹🤝🇭🇺
@@lechopuTчто мешает каждому человеку вот так же смотреть такое же видео и подпевать ему? Обязательно играть во все динамики? И кстати у вас государственные патриотические акции без этой песни практически не обходились.
Thats about an ukrainian from ukrainian uprising army: Our father is Bandera, Ukraine is our mother! (Ukrainian: «Батько наш - Бандера, Україна - мати!») is a Ukrainian patriotic song about a mortally wounded Ukrainian rebel and his mourning mother, written sometime before 2019 to a pre-existing folk melody found in the collection "For the freedom of Ukraine" for the song "Sorrowful Lads".
* nationalistic,there are only two collaborationist song(as I know) "Division, our dear mother" and "Volunteers are marching" made by soldiers from SS Halychyna
@@RAIN_SUN_UA-UKR😂😂😂😂 ты гений, что плохого тут в этом? Геноцид, что поляков, что русских. Зато если типа геноцид украинцев то должен весь мир об этом знать и плакать 😂
@@eshkerec Well, Ukrainians consider him an national hero because he kicked the ass of the Soviet Union and Poland, who both caused terrible stuff to Ukrainians
Volyn massacre In the past, Ukrainian and Polish families in Volyn lived without major conflicts. However, at one moment, units of the SS arrived in the villages where Polish families resided and ordered them to gather their belongings within an hour. Less than two months later, they arrived at settlements near Hrubieszów, marking the beginning of the creation of Himmlerstadt, a new homeland for representatives of the "superior race." More specifically, it consisted of Volksdeutsche from territories such as Romania, Bessarabia, Bosnia, Slovenia, and so on. What is Himmlerstadt? It is a small part of the larger Generalplan OST, which involved the expulsion and extermination of the Polish population and replacing it with Germans. The SS Reichsführer Heinrich Himmler was the inspiration behind the plan. Generalplan OST was developed between 1941 and 1942, and its implementation began in the autumn of 1942. SS Gruppenführer Globocnik personally oversaw the operations in Zamość and Hrubieszów. The Germans had studied the history of the region where they began to operate very well. And this is the junction between Volyn and Kholmshchyna, the Rus' land of the kingdom (Galicia) for whose heritage the Poles fought for many centuries. The Germans recognized that the area was ethnically diverse, populated by Ukrainians and Poles in different proportions. They appointed Ukrainian elders in Polish villages and Polish elders in Ukrainian villages, as well as in the police force. This fueled the tension and conflict. In one night, the Germans knocked on the doors of Polish and Ukrainian families. Polish and Ukrainian families were evicted from their homes. However, Ukrainian families were resettled in houses where Poles used to live. The Germans knew that the Polish Home Army (Krajowa) operated in Polish territory. They used Ukrainians as a pretext. The Poles, on the other hand, were either sent to concentration camps or forced to work in Germany, but not all of them. Potentially dangerous individuals were killed. There was a program called "Germanization" for children. These repressions resulted in the deaths of approximately 120,000 Poles, while 23,000 Ukrainians were displaced from their homes to Polish houses. It's not difficult to understand what happened next. In the first night, Polish partisans attacked Polish villages where forcibly resettled Ukrainians lived. Many Ukrainians were killed, and others were evicted. Ukrainian partisans from the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) learned about this and a true massacre began. Neither the Poles nor the Ukrainians knew about the German plan. Later, the Moscow authorities got involved, trying to escalate the conflict even further, so that both sides would exhaust each other, and in case of victory over Hitler, they could claim the territories of 1939.
@@fernandor8186 A) Germans planned the whole massacre B) still doesn’t change the fact that Polish partisans began the killing by killing a lot of Ukrainian civilians too
@@fernandor8186 Yeah people shouldn’t have been killed, but if you hear your people have been killed by poles FIRST then what do you do in that situation, nothing?
Everyone who remembers Poland when it comes to Bandera, do not forget that it was not Bandera, but the USSR and Germany, Stalin and Hitler, Russians and Germans who started the Second World War with the division of Poland itself. They even held joint parades and were ready to divide Europe among themselves, until Hitler wanted more and then attacked the USSR. Bandera did nothing of the kind, and even this was not part of his plans.
Stepan Bandera is a murderer of children and women! Organizer of mass murders of Poles and Jews. Check out the Volyn massacre. Ukrainian Polizei on the orders of the SS, killed communists, Jews and their families.
@@Димон_Великосудов You apparently didn’t study history, or in Russia there is some kind of alternative history of its own. Bandera is a nationalist, not a Nazi. There is a difference. Translate: Вы видимо историю не изучали, или в России есть какая-то своя альтернативная история. Бандера - националист, а не нацист. Есть разница.
@@TSIA164Ультранационалиста*, ибо Фашисты не притесняют за национальность (как к примеру в Италии) А ультранационалисты как раз делят уже людей на свои и чужие по национальному признаку.
Yes, very bad what happened. I’m Ukrainian myself and I really think Ukrainian government needs to own up to what Bandera did to Poland if they want to keep Poland as an ally. Very disgraceful he is still honoured today.
As a pole I think more people should actually read about who Bandera was, while yes many things that are said are true, its miscontruded that he ordered any of the massacres. He was locked in a concentration camp the entire time period of the massacres, he had only come out afterwards. Its also notes he had disagreements with Shukevych about the direction of the UPA. I recommend watching „The borderline Hrubrieszow Operation”, it tells the story of the time the UPA and a smaller polish militant group collaborated to run the soviets out of hrubrieszow, not only that but you hear from both sides one polish and one ukranian. If you have an hour I seriously suggest watching it. That being said Bandera was definetly not a good person but not vastly different than other nationalists at the time.
Look at polish sources if you want you’re gonna get the same answers in regards to Banderas involvement. Im not sure why Bandera is the one everyones so concerned over, shukhevych and Mykola Lebed (especially him) were litterally directly involved.
Stepan Bandera is a Ukrainian nationalist who created a partisan army (1942-1950) fighting for the independence of Ukraine. But they really didn’t like Poles and Russians. They staged the Volyn massacre in which many Poles died. "Our Father Bandera" is dedicated Banderu.
If you say UPA is Fascist. then you say Indonesian Armed Forces is also a fascist, because the TNI was born from a Fascist Military Organization founded by the Japanese called PETA, then after Japan surrendered PETA disarmed all Japanese weapons and then rebelled against the Japanese occupation and used ex-Japan weapons to fight against the allies, Britain and the Netherlands. After that PETA changed its name to BKR then TKR and became TNI. TKR fighters also received a lot of slander from the Dutch imperialists during the so-called "Masa Bersiap" period when the descendants of the Dutch were "persecuted" by Indonesian fighters, even though the Dutch had committed genocide against the Indonesian population during the 350 years of colonialism. So as an Indonesian, the history of UPA is interesting to me because it is almost the same as our history.
Yeah as Indonesian I feel the strong connection to Ukrainian nationalism thus have this kind of strange sympaty towards OUN and Bandera. Stepan Bandera basically just Soekarno without presidential power (as he didn't success made an independence country like Indonesia).
@@Eza_yuta Yes, Stepan Bandera and Soekarno, UPA and TKR/TNI is almost same. Stepan Bandera: Nazi Collaborator Soekarno: Japanese Collaborator UPA: Blamed for murdering thousands of Polish, Jewish, Belarusians and Russians and continues to be hated to this day TKR/TNI: Blamed for murdering 50.000 est European descendants during "Bersiap" Period, but now glorified as a hero we are almost the same, but different destiny UPA: Criminal TKR: Hero
a ty poczytaj nekrologi bezbronnych Polaków którzy stracili przez tego zbrodniarza życie... banderowski nazizm musi zostać zniszczony nawet gdyby to miało znaczyć definitywny koniec Ukrainy...
@wielblad1344 поляк вірить польській "правдивій" версії волинської трагедії, та забув про операцію вісла, погроми українців поляками та з якого саме моменту українці почали відповідати польщі тим же, що й польща вже давно Україні
I don't understand why poles don't like Bandera. Poland attacked and occupied most of the territory of Ukraine, do you really think that no one will revolt?
@@rexo14569 "yeah, we attacked and occupated ukranian lands and then repressed and used terror against ukrainains in 1930. Why are you so evil? We are peaceful"
For someone who doesn't know, red and black flag is created by adding blood to normal ukranian flag - it meant blood of fallen fighters for existence of Ukrainian country or just suffering of ukranian people during occupation of UPR. In my opiniop, it would be much better to show the map of all ukrainian resistance during WW2 from Zakerzonia to Kuban( even as dots), because it has meaning to context. I hope the modern historians will eventually completely highlight this topic, because the whole representation of UPA movement is the main contradiction in whole Ukrainian-Polish relationship, while Polish politicians speculate on it by imagining numbers of the Volyn tragedy (my favourite is when president Duda stated about ~100 000 slaughted poles and ~5 000 killed ukranians, even when polish historians still can't prove completely ~60 000 casualties in polish side) and our Ukrainian government can't finance enough universities that could fully clear all lies of our history and finally complete the historiography.
@@AlxzAlec yeah, suffering of the poor ukranians that survived pacification: destroying every aspect of their culture, arrests and kills because of "incredulity"; specialy created economic backwardness, ban of world "Ukraine" and everything related to word "ukranian", alias "Ruthenian people" that mix them with Belarusians, almost full replacement of Ukrainian language in public life and business, creating bilingual polish schools to assimilate populations after several generations, formally only one University with learning in Ukrainian ( in reality in never existed, there were lecturing in Polish)... And killed Polish children, who were sometimes spared ( from their memories you know how the parents were killed) and whose parents got message to urgently "disappear" or in 2 weeks they will be killed. I don't justify someone, just mentioned.
Как и в любых подобных песнях, в ней очень быстро размывается человечность и индивидуальность героев-партизан, кроме Бандеры, которого именуют отцом. На самом деле его роль во многом преувеличения а его деятельность по сути была деструктивной для украинского движения за независимость.
@@blinkblinxs А почему бы не восхвалять человека который боролся за независимость своей страны. И какое вам дело что пишут другие,сделайте свои выводы,основные на работах историков и т.п.(а не просто услышаное из "телевизора")
@@kyso4ek_w384First of all Ukraine has erected multiple Statues to Stepan Bandera, Roman Shukhevich, Dmytro Klyachkivsky and Yaroslav Stetsko. Bandera's ideology was of an ethnically pure Ukrainian state where all non Ukrainians would have been purged, this included Poles, jews and Russians. He was very antisemitic. He was Leader of the OUN that collaborated with the nzis in the Ukrainian holocaust, members of OUN also participated in Babi Yar, where thousands where killed, this is also confirmed by survivors like David Ayzemberg. He was imprisoned after his alliance with the Nzis because he declared independence without asking German permission, but lived in comfortable conditions, even being able to communicate with the outside world. During his imprisonment he wrote to Alfred Rosenberg, the Reich Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories - in his letter, he offered cooperation and stated that Ukrainian nationalists were predisposed to help the Nazis because they had been "formed in a spirit similar to National Socialist ideas". He was freed in 1944 and collaborated with the Nzis until the end of the war when he fled to West Germany. His nzi ideology had these caratheristics already before the start of the war. Roman Shukhevich was a member of the Nachtingall battalion of Nzi germany, later commanded the UPA, responsible of the Galicia-Volhynia massacre of 150k Poles and Jews. In 2016 the Parliament of Poland recongnized the massacre as genocide. He was also posthumousely awarded the highest military decorations. Dmytro Klyachkivsky was a member of the OUN close to Bandera, commander of the UPA and is regarded as one of the initatiors of the Galicia-Volhynia massacre, was his directive, issued in mid-1943, that ordered the extermination of the Polish population across the province. It reads "We should undertake the great action of the liquidation of the Polish element. As the German armies withdraw, we should take advantage of this convenient moment for liquidating the entire male population in the age from 16 up to 60 years. Villages and settlements situated next to the large forests should disappear from the face of the earth." However records show that the majority of victims were women and children. Yaroslav Stetsko, first head of the Ukrainian state. In the Proclamation of the Ukrainian state it says : "The newly formed Ukrainian state will work closely with National-Socialist Germany under the leadership of its leader Adolf Hitler which is forming a new order in Europe and the world" He also said" I insist on the extermination of the Jews and the need to adapt German methods Of exterminating Jews in Ukraine" He was one of the instigators of the Lviv pogroms. Slogans used in those pogroms include "Long live Adolf Hitler and Stepan Bandera - death to the Jews and the Communists." And "Take up your weapons, destroy the enemy: Moscow, the Hungarians, the Jews. Destroy them". The OUN's brutal methods were apparent as the "Decalogue of a Ukrainian nationalist" puts it "You will not hesitate to commit even the greatest crime, if the good of the cause demands it." Bandera and Shukhevich were awarded the title "Hero of Ukraine" by Yuschenko, the title was removed by Yanukovich. It's important to note that the "Nzification" of Ukraine started way before 2014, during Yuschenko's presidency. Many streets, parks, squares, stadiums have been renamed after these people, including a major Boulevard in Kiev, renamed to Bandera street, this road leads to Babi Yar, where thousands of jews died at the hands of Bandera's followers. I genuenly want to know what Bandera did that was good?The answer is nothing. He only brought massacres and death to Ukraine and even betrayed his own nation. There are plenty of Ukrainian people that truly fought for the good of Ukraine and Bandera isn't one of them. Bandera wanted to ethnically cleanse Ukraine. Another example is the renaming of the Ternopil Stadium under Zelensky's presidency to "Bandera and Shukhevich Stadium", there were protests in Poland and Israel, but the Jewish president didn't say a word. Moreover, there is a famous interwiew with Zelensky openly saying that admiring Bandera is actually "cool". General Zaluzhni was also seen posting pictures of himself alongside a portrait of Bandera and a bronze bust of Bandera. The flag of the UPA is red and black, it symbolizes blood and soil. "Blut und boden" is literally Nzi Rhetoric. Nzi battallions like Azov have nzi symbolism on their OFFICIAL insigna, this is different from individual soldiers using patches, they use the black sun and wolfsangel officially. Azov is part of the Ukrainian armed forces, and their projects are state finaced. There are many other Battalions apart from Azov that are famous for their extremism, one of them was the Tornado battallion, which committed so many warcrimes that it was impossibile to hide and was disbanded, although a lot of people have been freed. Azov also operates as an international organization, even organizing terrorist attacks cooridinated with foreign far right groups, one of these attacks was planned in my country and they were fortunately arrested. By the way, if you look at the Military land website, more than half of the Ukrainian formations use the OUN, UPA, or other Nzi symbolism. Other groups like the Pravy sector (Neo Nzi group) Operate as paramilitary governament proxies since their heavy involvment in the Maidan, an example of this is when they broke the easter ceasefire in 2014 and attacked a separatist checkpoint killing 3 civilians in the process. Their importance in the Maidan was aknowledged even by western media outlets like the BBC, and during an interwiew Yevhen Karas, Right Sector leader at the time confirmed that even if they were a minority during the protest, them being armed meant they were the main Force, he later stated that without them "The whole thing would have turned into a gay parade" .They are like the browshirts of the Ukrainian governament. They also recently participated in the crackdown on the Orthodox church. A lot of the Ukrainian governament is made up of historical revisionists, like the ambassador to Germany that was called off because he denied the massacres of the Holocaust in Ukraine. They also make their kids sing "Our father is Bandera" at school. Or people like the Minister of education that said "Ukrainians are genetically inclined towards intellectual activity" On the 18/12/2014 a vote was held by the UN about " Combating glorification of Nazism, neo-Nazism and other practices that contribute to fuelling contemporary forms of racism" Most countries voted yes, only 6 countries voted No, among those were the United States and Ukraine. After maidan, Poroshenko made January 1st a National holiday (Bandera's birthday) and the 14th of October (Creation of the UPA). Every jan 1st in Kiev there are massive parades that honour Bandera. This is also not mentioning the multiple titles Zelensky awarded to Right sectror members and it's leader, Kotsiubailo, or to other groups.
@@Zz_Mike-Hawk_zZ Мне просто интересно когда вы "писали" это комментарий ,на какой источник вы опирались,потому что мне мало верится что вы читали письма,документы... Какое вам дело что происходит в Украине, как улицы называется и т.п.?(Мне кажется что вы когда "писали" этот комментарий опирались на книгу Гжегож Россолински-Либе "Жизнь Степана Бандеры",я прав?)
Errors: 2:15 is the army of the Ukrainian People's Republic in 1919, and the song was written in 1940-1950 1:23 - a stamp of the Ukrainian People's Republic 2:05 - is also the Ukrainian People's Republic, although the song and Bandera's liberation movement did not exist then In general, the text looks like it's all from a translator, not translated by a human.
@@rexetdeus Even if so, the sound is taken from another insurgent song of 1940-1950, and this song also tells about a UPA soldier (the UPA existed in 1940-1950)
Well ofc it looks so, because the texts aren't that big, and even though it can be used as an excuse, I actually know this isn't translated by translator since I translated it myself
Ну да, может тогда не будем замечать того что ОУН вырезало население во Львове, и их сотрудничество с СС-овцами для лучшего место под шконкой? Изучи сначала историю кто такие ОУН и что они сделали, прежде чем кидать такие идиотские комменты.
@@Nobody-Ever You too man. Just considering this shit in the world, and rising the shovinistic mood's and sometimes nationalist sentiment's make me think that society falling down to the deepest site there losing humanity.
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My Polish neighbour was so happy to hear this song that he decided to break a window to hear it better
💀💀
LOL
Context for anyone wondering: The OUN-B removed ~50.000 poles in Southern Poland and North-Western Ukraine under their parent organization of the UPA (Ukrainian Insurgent Army).
And Jewish neighbor was even happier, he had crowded together all his friends and they have been outroaring it with lighters in their hands.
@@elaqgarahulelpon1479 "removed" is a very soft word for what happened
Bandera is probably the only character who can unite Russians and Poles.
Agree we hate him both
об'єднати жорстоким вбивством? забій на Волині?
@@Kieueq НІ. Тому що він є ворогом для поляків за геноцид і для росіян за те, що був лідером незалежницьких рухів
@@KieueqВін мав на увазі те, що поляки і росіяни разом ненавидять Бандеру
але він чинив цей геноцид свідомо, він навіть вбивав жінок і дітей
Canadian parliament vibing to this song
Hahahahahahah😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 i am rolling nice one
OUN-B were hostile to OUN-M (founders of Galizien division), so no
More like hating their guts, since the Galizien division consisted of Melnykites, who supported collaboration with Nazi Germany
@@HefesTBunker both are LGBT and ret4rded
@@HefesTBunker SS "Galicia" was founded by Germany, actually.
“Sir Bandera, during the last census we found that at least 50% of the people living here were poles, now this number has reduced to 0. Care to explain?”
“🤫🧏🏻♂️”
bandera didn't participate in lviv pogrom, as he was in Sachsenhausen concentration camp
Его арестовали 5 июля, погромы во Львове проходили с 30 июня по 3 июля@@user-mi1rt5ij7x
BASED BANDERA
1947 🤫
@@requemd9335 очень рад, что он участвовал в уничтожении комунистов, угробивших Россию
bro just started a second Polish-Ukrainian war in the comments💀
Russians +
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@@YresTA
moskal kid
propaganda dream😂🇷🇺=💩🧟🤡♿
@@user-ic2wh4kv1l Власовский флаг в профиле, но єто Бандера фашист
Shouldn't. Bandera was in Sachsenhausen concentration camp during the volyn massacres, you shouldn't blame them on him.
As Polish person I can say it's a nice song... if you forget about context
Piłsudski also wasn't a good guy.
You know many Polish people were killed by those "heroes"...
@@Nordbon1523 Agree, but he wasn't perfect.
@@Qazaqpyn_Yeah, but his men didn’t go from town to town butchering civilians.
@@elgenerico6263 But he oppressed peoples
It's one of the most popular songs in Israel and Poland!
And Russia
@@great5764 And Belarus, too, I guess.
Even Ukrainians remember this song less than Poles, Jews and Russians. That's what it means to leave a memory of yourself, so that even your enemies will remember you
Only ukrops love listen this shit
@@SirJamieLannister This isn’t some old song from the 40s. It came out around 2019.
Самая популярная песня в России
Каждий день слушаєм
Реально
Нет, но будет когда власть в РФ поменяется.
Аххахпхпххппппхпп 😂😂😂😂
Как россиянин подтверждаю
My Jewish, Communist, Belarusian and Polish neighbours all loved it so much that they shot all of my windows off so that they could hear it better. Such musically sensitive people ❤️
Lol, upa didn`t do anything bad to jews and belarusians (I am not 100% sure about jews, but i am sure about belarusians). And, "Wolyn massacre" started by germans, and poles and ukrainians continued it against each other
@@salovik2449 ага конечно
Мельник писал, что убийства евреев никак не поможет возрождению украинской державы и это уподобает их нацистам. Где ты жертв среди евреев и белорусов нашел?
You forgot to mention Russians of Donbass
@@salovik2449 Jewish women were raped and killed in the Lviv pogroms.
Ingen trying to not be a troll for 1 month (impossible)
Ingen doing a little bit of trolling
What😂?
haha yeah
Based Ingen as always.
Teacher: Today we have a new student, he's Polish.
Girls: I was in Warsaw, it's so beautiful!
Boys:
🐷🐷🐷
widać jak nas kochacie, świnie xD 🐽🐽🐽🐷🐷🐖🐖🐷🐖🐷🐖🐽
As a Ukrainian, I can confirm
@@justANormalCarGuy As a Pole, we're only waiting for our government to open their eyes
@@swag_messiah345пшеки хрюкают
My Polish neighbours loved this so much that he chased me down the road to hear it better
wiadomo saszka, ze w Polsce na zasiłku siedzisz
You again!
@@kuba5090 😂
Imagine how pleased your neighbour will be when they hear about the proposed statue of Bandera in Warsaw.
@@kuba5090Co Polak robi w Berlinie?))))
Я дал послушать моему другу-поляку, а потом он сломал мой телефон, видимо тут плохо играли
Он просто увидел на тебе лапти
Хорошие поляки в Перми живут? 🤣
@@SmertVsemKazapam о, ребёнок который делит людей на хороших и плохих, кстати я не из Перми, и да, в России нет больше других городов кроме Перми?
@@COMRADE_COMRADE да, на территориях восточнее Украины хороших людей нет. На Урале живёшь, что-ли? К примеру Белгорода уже давно так нет, даже ваши менты Белгород считают украинским (одна жительница проссии рассказывала), да и вы его любите Солнцепёками греть, а потом эпичные кадры выставлять оттуда
@@COMRADE_COMRADEс него взять нечего, таким не объяснишь, что деление на ч/б не даст реальной картины мира
I played this song to my Polish grandfather, he loved it so much that he started shaking on the floor from happiness 🥰
😂😅.
Happy to know your grandpa liked it! I can also suggest to him other UPA songs as well, I guess he has something about this UPA thing!
Well that's awesome that your grandpa loves to listen to this song just like me but something tells me that he may not be able to listen to it again
RUSCY POWINNI WAS ROZWALIĆ DO KONCA
It's a nazi song
My favorite part about this song is that it sounds like it was recorded in someone's basement.
You wrote this in my basement😅.
@@Messer009 cry about it
Damn the background on the thumbnail and the slideshow are both beautiful
My russian friend loved this so much that he called the police so that they could hear it too :D
😂.
Я татарин, а не русский
@@greattatarkhanball1073 татарин=русский
@@yungmoon6944 татары иранцы и тюрки, а русские финно угры и славяне
☠️
A song to unite the Belarusians, Poles, and Russians in the audience 🤝
And jews and Czechs...
What do Belorusian Czechs and Jews have to do with anything?
@@yegorshalamai6716
Czechs and Jews were also killed by the Nazis from the UPA
@@yegorshalamai6716 they died in volyn
@@paprikaman1124 Belarusians Czechs and Jews? You sure about that bud?
Stepan Bandera is like Freddy Krueger for Moskals, he has been dead for a long time but haunts them in their dreams and doesn't let them sleep 😂
Just like Stalin for all haters of Russia and socialists?)))
@@Leino_Kyfe Нет потому что никто не боится Сталина(разве что только презирают), а россияне досихпор боятся Бандеру 😂
@@Leino_KyfeСталин продолжил политику Ленина, т.е коллективизация, голодоморы..
@@Leino_Kyfe You can hate Stalin and be a socialist.
@@theshakhrayist7649 you can hate Stalin while being absolute braindead dicksucker, because even anti-socialists should understand that Stalin was the way he was because of the time he was ruling at and because of outside reasons. It also means that there are plenty of really stupid socialists, but it doesn't refute the fact that socialism is the best ideology
My Polish neighbours love this song so much that they shot one of my windows to hear it better- oh look here comes a rock towards my second one!
Lol 🤣
2:30 This feels like a hybrid of wild west music and Ukrainian stuff
This is quite widespread in Ukrainian folk
Ukraine spread over border with large Wild Field. Atmosphere is simular
That slide with the sunset background is kickass
I'm Polish and technically supposed to hate it but the song is kind of a bop ngl
Why supposed?
@@WaffCZ77 because nazis put ukrainians and polish people against each other almost a century ago, and idiots are continuining to fight over it instead of admitting that it was a mistake on both parties, that both were played
@@WaffCZ77 ^^^
🇺🇦🤎🇵🇱
Love Poland from Urkaine. Ми братя❤🇵🇱🇺🇦🤎❤
Друг поляк мне за эту песню пожал горло (3
как Поляк скажу что звучит не реалистично, слава Украине.
@@user-hi7lw5bd2zтерпила
@@user-hi7lw5bd2zдаже я украинец признаю геноцид поляк бандеровцами, кароче фейк поляк
@@user-hi7lw5bd2z Героев наклонили)
@@user-hi7lw5bd2zлюбой поляк знающий историю никогда бы не сказал бандеровцев.
I blasted this song through a big speaker I have. My Polish neighbor loved it so much, he called the police so they could listen to it too 👍
Круто
Ахаха, харош, чел
Wagner group has the same colors as UPA
Prigozhin is an ukrainian patriot, confirmed
Imagine if someone bought Prigozhin off during the decision of the main Ukrainian counteroffensive, to force the Russian forces to move from the periphery back to Moscow; so the Ukrainians can escort them back to the 1991 borders (maybe even free the Bilhorod People’s republic and Rostov people’s republic too LMAO)
@@youarewrong5523And then restart bombing Donetsk and Luhansk?
@@Hypogean7 why would they do that? It’s not like the Russian military is actively funding separatists on their border under the guise of ethnonationalism (fun fact: you can speak another language while being an entirely different ethnicity - just like how literally all of eastern Ukraine is)
@@youarewrong5523Today war going for saving russian and ukrainian reputation (and american dollars for Zelensky, of course). Other motivation is false.
@@youarewrong5523 You can check up the history of the area if you want. TLDR, the ceasefire in that area has been broken multiple times, and the people there were genuine in wanting out
The story in this music is insane, and yet the music is still presented in a happy tone
We always had that in our national music, the lyrics hits absolutely different
why wouldn’t it be happy? our father, Bandera!
are you okay? @@user-gx8fz7ib1d
😅😊
it showcases the fact that Ukrainians are willing to take sacrifices to fight for independence even if it really hurts their mothers to see her sons in such bad state
1:48 the flag matching the horizon looks so cool
as a pole sadly i agree it looks DOPE
As a ukrainian, I can confirm, that Ingen has perfect timing.
whats going on?
@@kittycatwithinternetaccess2356 a civil war just broke out in Russia
@@kittycatwithinternetaccess2356Wagner started an uprising
@@yukilin3386 hopefully it starts, the world will at peace
@@31mAyMgaYangathere’s still the Islamist threat
Interestingly enough, the song wasn’t written in the times of OUN/UPA. It’s a modern thing like from early 2000s
Actually it's from 2019.
yeah typical neo nazi song
@@National-Democrat.Ukrainianwe still don't know who wrote this song and when it was written.
so basically it was made from some OUN apologists/supporters? or just crazy people?
@@chingqing0504 It was made and first performed by Ukrainian Orthodox Church, later it became really trendy and even had a flash-mob using it.
I played this to a Polish kid from Galicia. Never gets old
Just like his ancestors.
Galicia is in Ukraine
@@Vitess7 Galicja jest Polska, należała do Polaków 600lat a wy macie ją dopiero 30 lat 😆😆
@@wojtx788 Чогось ти рахуєш разом із 15-20 століттям але зовсім невраховуєш середньовічча та 20 століття за часів УНР, плюс на Галичині традиційно живуть Українці, наприклад як я сам 🤗⚫🔴ось так пане пшек
@@Vitess7 pisz po angielsku przynajmniej bo tłumacz nie ogarnia twojego gówno języka, ale z tego co zrozumiałem to pieprzysz jakieś głupoty jak każdy ukrainiec bo wy macie zakłamaną historię
POV your Polish classmate steal your pensil
😂
Istanbul
@@MIKOLGConstantinople
Poles and russians when is about Bandera 🇺🇦: 🇵🇱🤝🇷🇺
East european, baltic and nordic countries when is about Stalin NKVD And USSR🇷🇺: 🇵🇱🤝🇺🇦🤝🇧🇾🇦🇽🤝🇷🇸🤝🇽🇰🤝🇸🇰🤝🇸🇮🤝🇪🇪🤝🇫🇮🤝🇱🇹🤝🇱🇻🤝🇦🇹🤝🇭🇺
Real
Austria isn't east european, nordic or baltic..
Also, Stalin was a hero
If you actually think that every Eastern European has a bad opinion on the USSR and Stalin, then you're pretty wrong.
Not at all
Pamiętamy
I nie zapomnimy
Chcesz dołączyć do Bandery i Szuchewycza w piekle?
@@ziutek2137 Nigdy
Remember all ukrainian heroes, who dead for Great Ukraine from Sjan to Kavkaz🕯️
@@pardus5694 What heroes? 😂
Fact: the instrumental is similar to "Zaporizhyzhia Kozak Marsch" and "Zhay Zhive Ukraina" is very wrong I know.
This is the kind of music played under my entrance in Chernigov every day, according to Russian propagandists:
Ну и в чём мы не правы?
@@Крутой1а ты видел как у нас играет марши бандеры каждый день?
@@lechopuTчто мешает каждому человеку вот так же смотреть такое же видео и подпевать ему? Обязательно играть во все динамики? И кстати у вас государственные патриотические акции без этой песни практически не обходились.
@@doctorall1930 верю, я поверил, те самые акции которых собирали за деньги, а человек что их организовывал ставал депутатом в ДНР?
@@lechopuT акции Правого сектора организовывали за деньги? И в школах эту песню тоже просто так ставят, «по незнанию»?
I played this song in my house, after the song ended, the power went out. Coincidence?
ᏆᎧᏆᎧ
means ur from Russia
@@nestorr1586 ᏆᏆᏆᏆᏆᏆᎾᎾᎭᏜᏔᏜᏔᏜᎹ
@@nestorr1586 means that ur decision is meaningless
@@nestorr1586no I am from brazil
I played this song to my Polish grandfather, he loved it so much. He has amnesia.
Can somebody tell me why the Ukranians have the same red and black patriotic flag as the Macedonians?
The red and black flag is 🇺🇦 covered in blood
@@asabovesobelow8902Black is Ukrainian land. Red - the blood of heroes shed for it
It's their nationalistic far-right flag, look up "Right Sector" and UPA, it all goes from there.
Don't know about Macedonians.
Red blood and black Ukrainian soil.
And yes, this flag was and used by ultra nationalists in a "Blut und Boden" (Blood and Soil) nazi meaning.
@@asabovesobelow8902polish's blood
Polish women and children in Volhynia have been real quiet since banger dropped
Strange considering that this banger was dropped in march 2019, while the polish purge happened in 1943-44.
Damn vro, might just have to Operation Vistula Lwów off your hands real quick fellas ;)
@@youarewrong5523 As far as I know operation vistula didn't end with the death of 100k people. These two events aren't remotely comparable.
Operation Vistula was organised by Soviet-backed puppet government
Wake me up when several people get woke here
It not even that hard to read Cyrillic - both Ukrainian and Russian versions, even though folks have said it is hard to read
american is harder to read fr
All it took was one word and I no longer feel comfortable humming this in public 😬
Bandera is flag on Spain language. You can humming about flag)))
Why? Bandera was in the Nazi death camp until 1944. I didn't hear anything further in the song about "let's repeat the massacre!"
@@user-tu8fj9gr1n
Yeah, but that's because the germans didn't want an independent Ukraine. Before that disagreement he was an eager collaborator
Ukraine 🇺🇦 Greetings from Latvia 🇱🇻 🇱🇻
Солдаты УПА кстати и балтийцев убивали, но история - зло :)
привіт!
дякуємо Латвії!
Do you even have a clue about the lyrics of the song? 💀
@@Rython.aggressive а ещё убивали афроамериканцев и монголов, ты немного по методичке ошибся.
What a nice sounding song I hope there isn't anything bad related to it.
You are really mistaking
It is nazi song
@@Domadimin r/wooosh
your hope is not came true
@@Robert_238 it's a joke you dingus
How to trigger Poles and Russians with one video:
well, russians are to blame themselves
How to make Russians start to speak Polish fluently
@@Eza_yutawhat u mean by that
@@IbragimAnzorov07 😇
protip: play it in Praga Polnoc in Warsaw and you will receive free dental operation
Слушаю каждый день🇰🇿
Тоже самое🇷🇺
@@sspeople🤯
Жиза🇷🇺🇵🇱🇮🇱
Жиза🇷🇺🇵🇱🇮🇱
@TeaNaturalistага
"Каждая песня прекрасна, если не знать её судьбу"
Вот именно
Марш героев освободителей
А якщо знати долю цієї пісні то вона стає ще кращою
@@JuliiaA.T радикально плюсуюю
@@JuliiaA.T если ты националист, то да
When the Polish student steals your pencil
Is the song about ruzzian or Ukrainian wounded soldier ?
Thats about an ukrainian from ukrainian uprising army: Our father is Bandera, Ukraine is our mother! (Ukrainian: «Батько наш - Бандера, Україна - мати!») is a Ukrainian patriotic song about a mortally wounded Ukrainian rebel and his mourning mother, written sometime before 2019 to a pre-existing folk melody found in the collection "For the freedom of Ukraine" for the song "Sorrowful Lads".
It's about a soldier
Они там (в огрэно) все такие ?
You should post “Mother Anarchy Loves Her Sons” next.
PERFECT TIMING!
У меня сосед поляк - каждый день его под эту песню бужу.
😂
Почему они украли флаг Корниловского полка? 🤔🤔🤔
Awesome
Ukranian collaborationist song you mean?
Crazy considering the Germans threw Bandera and his brother into concentration camps
The Soviets also did some very bad shit
* nationalistic,there are only two collaborationist song(as I know) "Division, our dear mother" and "Volunteers are marching" made by soldiers from SS Halychyna
Иди учи историю и поменьше русского ты смотри
@@goulven05 whataboutism
Единственное место где русские и поляки едины
согл
И что же плохого мы сделали Польше и России?
Не знаете истории, не читали историков никаких - молчите и не позорьтесь.
@@antikotА что тут нужно знать? Русские ненавидят Бандеру, Поляки ненавидят Бандеру. Всё.
@@RAIN_SUN_UA-UKR😂😂😂😂 ты гений, что плохого тут в этом?
Геноцид, что поляков, что русских.
Зато если типа геноцид украинцев то должен весь мир об этом знать и плакать 😂
Песня, которая сплотила Россию и Польшу. Вот оно как бывает!
А россия знает?
знает, не переживай
@@Notch-jv6rp
This is not what it seems, people. It's only a Angolan flag without the communist symbol.
МПЛА)))
this is Ukraine, but from a terrible history, you represented the worst
@@haggiwaggi6402I know that, I was just being ironic.
@@haggiwaggi6402 It’s a joke, mate
Excatly XD
Polacy, zjednoczmy się i nie pozwólmy na kult Stepana Bandery w dzisiejszych czasach!!!
> Ustase flag in the pfp
They are the same as the UPA tho
@@KartingRules NAH IT'S FLAG OF CROATIA BEFORE 1991 💀💀💀💀💀
@@KartingRules or flag of Banovina Hrvatska
@@iczkerski YOU CHANGED YOUR BIO HAHHAHAHA
@@KartingRules what?
i think nato need to know more about ukrainian "national hero" bandera
who helped the Poles to get rid of overpopulation 🥰👍🥰😃👍
Why "national hero" He's a national Legend
@@GarryTheGuy national legend of third reich?
@@eshkerec Well, Ukrainians consider him an national hero because he kicked the ass of the Soviet Union and Poland, who both caused terrible stuff to Ukrainians
A democratic freedom fighter who fought against nazies, communist and poles? Why not?
Soon as I saw the red and black I knew this comment section was going to be a dumpster fire
"A Nazi is the one who shouts the loudest about the Nazis"
Рузвельт Нацист?
russia?
hahahaha😂 yes
Russia? Exactly bro
Or expresses the most about Nazis. So Ukraine? Yeah bro
I get what you were trying to accomplish, but it’s kinda like using the Horst-Wessel-Lied to celebrate modern Germany.
that ↑
The only difference is that most modern Germans don't praise Hitler. Bandera on the other hand...
Exactly!
@@bloodymarvellousBandera on other hand..
Batko Nash 😁
@@bloodymarvellousAnother is that Hitler was a fascist, Bandera was pro-democracy.
Who is singing in this version of the song
Singing PutinVV
Volyn massacre
In the past, Ukrainian and Polish families in Volyn lived without major conflicts. However, at one moment, units of the SS arrived in the villages where Polish families resided and ordered them to gather their belongings within an hour. Less than two months later, they arrived at settlements near Hrubieszów, marking the beginning of the creation of Himmlerstadt, a new homeland for representatives of the "superior race." More specifically, it consisted of Volksdeutsche from territories such as Romania, Bessarabia, Bosnia, Slovenia, and so on.
What is Himmlerstadt? It is a small part of the larger Generalplan OST, which involved the expulsion and extermination of the Polish population and replacing it with Germans. The SS Reichsführer Heinrich Himmler was the inspiration behind the plan. Generalplan OST was developed between 1941 and 1942, and its implementation began in the autumn of 1942. SS Gruppenführer Globocnik personally oversaw the operations in Zamość and Hrubieszów.
The Germans had studied the history of the region where they began to operate very well. And this is the junction between Volyn and Kholmshchyna, the Rus' land of the kingdom (Galicia) for whose heritage the Poles fought for many centuries.
The Germans recognized that the area was ethnically diverse, populated by Ukrainians and Poles in different proportions. They appointed Ukrainian elders in Polish villages and Polish elders in Ukrainian villages, as well as in the police force. This fueled the tension and conflict.
In one night, the Germans knocked on the doors of Polish and Ukrainian families. Polish and Ukrainian families were evicted from their homes. However, Ukrainian families were resettled in houses where Poles used to live. The Germans knew that the Polish Home Army (Krajowa) operated in Polish territory. They used Ukrainians as a pretext.
The Poles, on the other hand, were either sent to concentration camps or forced to work in Germany, but not all of them. Potentially dangerous individuals were killed. There was a program called "Germanization" for children. These repressions resulted in the deaths of approximately 120,000 Poles, while 23,000 Ukrainians were displaced from their homes to Polish houses.
It's not difficult to understand what happened next. In the first night, Polish partisans attacked Polish villages where forcibly resettled Ukrainians lived. Many Ukrainians were killed, and others were evicted. Ukrainian partisans from the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) learned about this and a true massacre began.
Neither the Poles nor the Ukrainians knew about the German plan.
Later, the Moscow authorities got involved, trying to escalate the conflict even further, so that both sides would exhaust each other, and in case of victory over Hitler, they could claim the territories of 1939.
the fact that Ukranazis killed 500000 of polish civilians!
Probably the best and most thorough explanation of this I’ve heard, could you send me the link to where you found it?
Great job btw
@@fernandor8186
A) Germans planned the whole massacre
B) still doesn’t change the fact that Polish partisans began the killing by killing a lot of Ukrainian civilians too
@@fernandor8186
Yeah people shouldn’t have been killed, but if you hear your people have been killed by poles FIRST then what do you do in that situation, nothing?
Source?
Everyone who remembers Poland when it comes to Bandera, do not forget that it was not Bandera, but the USSR and Germany, Stalin and Hitler, Russians and Germans who started the Second World War with the division of Poland itself. They even held joint parades and were ready to divide Europe among themselves, until Hitler wanted more and then attacked the USSR. Bandera did nothing of the kind, and even this was not part of his plans.
Это не отменяет того факта,что Бандера нацист
Stepan Bandera is a murderer of children and women! Organizer of mass murders of Poles and Jews. Check out the Volyn massacre. Ukrainian Polizei on the orders of the SS, killed communists, Jews and their families.
Bandera and his crooks were nazis and there is countless information proving their atrocities real
And? Poland invaded Russia in 1921
@@Димон_Великосудов You apparently didn’t study history, or in Russia there is some kind of alternative history of its own. Bandera is a nationalist, not a Nazi. There is a difference.
Translate: Вы видимо историю не изучали, или в России есть какая-то своя альтернативная история. Бандера - националист, а не нацист. Есть разница.
Дал послушать первые 20 секунд своему другу поляку, а он сломал мне лицо, наверное хотел услышать всю песню.
плохая попытка скопировать чужой коммент
@@NARKO_KROLплохая попытка написать плохой комментарий
@@FerdinandGamelin т.е. комментарий хороший
@@NARKO_KROL а ты плохой 😔
@@FerdinandGamelinнет, ты нехороший
My russian grand mother loved this so much she threw a shoe at me to make me turn up the volume
Поздравляю с принятием в ряды фашистов!
@@TSIA164Ультранационалиста*, ибо Фашисты не притесняют за национальность (как к примеру в Италии)
А ультранационалисты как раз делят уже людей на свои и чужие по национальному признаку.
I sent this to my Polish friend, now we're both very happy.
This is how I feel when neighbors from apartments above, below, left and right fucking hates me
Just like Ukraine itself! :0
2:59 единственная достоверная строчка отражающая ситуацию сегодняшней украины
ну а чего ты хотѣл? война есть война
@@chwalamnie грустная история
Забавно это слышать после очередного схождения КАБа по Белгороду 😊
Теж 500000 сосійскіх сролдат
Самая пиздатая музыка, чтобы гулять по Варшаве
У мужика отбирают абонемент в бассейн.
-За что?
-Вы в бассейн писаете.
-Так все писают.
-Да, но не с вышки
@@FalconfromRF отличная шутка, но уже слышал
Я в слупске врубал и ходил дети подпевали а старики так смотрели как будто я враг народа
teufelslied*
24th of Feb 2022 :)
dronestrike:
What country are such and heroes
Fr 1939-1945
Очень красивая песня. Я в России часто её слушаю
Wir haben immer gesagt, dass die Ukrainer Nazis sind. Und du hast es nicht geglaubt
Ukraine
английский учи, потом бред пиши
stalin is still considered as "the hero of the russian nation" by the way
Но кстати по нацианальности он был грузином
bandera is "the hero of the ukrainian nation" but we will let that slide
I played this song and my neighbor showed up to my door and sprayed me in the face with a weird mist now I’m having a heart attack.
My friendly neighbourhood Polish priest loved this so much he touched me in places not even my uncle could, thank you Ingen ❤❤❤
😂😂😂.
not funny
😳
HAHAHAH
not funny
My russian neighbour loves this song, when the window off.
😂.
More like polish
@@danikdraniktop why Polish? This song about Moskovites, not Polish
@@unau792 Because Polish people hate Bandera more than Russians do
@@jackpot1359 Nope. The Muscovites begin to convulse only at the word "Bandera". It's funny to observe.
Please, do some Mari nation's songs!!!
Pole here, visiting for a bit of a giggle 👍
Yes, very bad what happened. I’m Ukrainian myself and I really think Ukrainian government needs to own up to what Bandera did to Poland if they want to keep Poland as an ally. Very disgraceful he is still honoured today.
As a pole I think more people should actually read about who Bandera was, while yes many things that are said are true, its miscontruded that he ordered any of the massacres. He was locked in a concentration camp the entire time period of the massacres, he had only come out afterwards. Its also notes he had disagreements with Shukevych about the direction of the UPA. I recommend watching „The borderline Hrubrieszow Operation”, it tells the story of the time the UPA and a smaller polish militant group collaborated to run the soviets out of hrubrieszow, not only that but you hear from both sides one polish and one ukranian. If you have an hour I seriously suggest watching it. That being said Bandera was definetly not a good person but not vastly different than other nationalists at the time.
Look at polish sources if you want you’re gonna get the same answers in regards to Banderas involvement. Im not sure why Bandera is the one everyones so concerned over, shukhevych and Mykola Lebed (especially him) were litterally directly involved.
Bandera was in prison at the end and was killed in Berlin by Soviet spy
*Somewhere a Pole is crying and a Jew is comforting him*
Nobody cares about clowns
@@LoveUkraineandUPA whatever fascist
@@CommunistNY You are.I AM NOT FUCKING FASCIST!
Remember two things, kids: you only get charged with war crimes if you lose, and retaliatory purging is the purest form of restorative justice.
Лол це чиста правда, так світ працює вже давно
@@La3inivetcрил кста. Все говорят об ужасных моментах Японской или Немецкой оккупации но молчат об том что делал совок и США
Wait why is this a bad song? Can someone tell me?
Stepan Bandera is a Ukrainian nationalist who created a partisan army (1942-1950) fighting for the independence of Ukraine. But they really didn’t like Poles and Russians. They staged the Volyn massacre in which many Poles died. "Our Father Bandera" is dedicated Banderu.
@@SlaGenBak They also disliked Germans and Hungarians - that is, all those who occupy Ukrainian lands.
@@SlaGenBakPolanization and "pacification".
@@SlaGenBak
They also collaborated with the Nazi Germany
@@mafhim62Але при цьому УПА вела проти Німеччини боротьбу
До этого я был скрытым человеком, но послушав это я вскрылся! Спасибо
Чем меньше таких как ты тем лучше
Надо было вдоль
а теперь давай без рофлов так же
Best timing
If you say UPA is Fascist. then you say Indonesian Armed Forces is also a fascist, because the TNI was born from a Fascist Military Organization founded by the Japanese called PETA, then after Japan surrendered PETA disarmed all Japanese weapons and then rebelled against the Japanese occupation and used ex-Japan weapons to fight against the allies, Britain and the Netherlands. After that PETA changed its name to BKR then TKR and became TNI. TKR fighters also received a lot of slander from the Dutch imperialists during the so-called "Masa Bersiap" period when the descendants of the Dutch were "persecuted" by Indonesian fighters, even though the Dutch had committed genocide against the Indonesian population during the 350 years of colonialism. So as an Indonesian, the history of UPA is interesting to me because it is almost the same as our history.
Yeah as Indonesian I feel the strong connection to Ukrainian nationalism thus have this kind of strange sympaty towards OUN and Bandera.
Stepan Bandera basically just Soekarno without presidential power (as he didn't success made an independence country like Indonesia).
@@Eza_yuta Yes, Stepan Bandera and Soekarno, UPA and TKR/TNI is almost same. Stepan Bandera: Nazi Collaborator
Soekarno: Japanese Collaborator
UPA: Blamed for murdering thousands of Polish, Jewish, Belarusians and Russians and continues to be hated to this day
TKR/TNI: Blamed for murdering 50.000 est European descendants during "Bersiap" Period, but now glorified as a hero
we are almost the same, but different destiny
UPA: Criminal
TKR: Hero
Sounds interesting. I think I should read more about that
Hello from Ukraine :) 🇺🇦 ❤🇮🇩
@@Eza_yuta Bat'ko nash Sukarno
Indonesia Maty
@@theshakhrayist7649 😂
Yeaaass 🇮🇩🇮🇩
This is some catchy stuff right here.
The small politicians of Bandera are not Nazis, they fought against the Reich, read the story, please, and at least one book of 70-120 pages
a ty poczytaj nekrologi bezbronnych Polaków którzy stracili przez tego zbrodniarza życie... banderowski nazizm musi zostać zniszczony nawet gdyby to miało znaczyć definitywny koniec Ukrainy...
И поскольку они воевали против рейха они еще и волынскую резню устроили, ну так, попутно?
@wielblad1344 поляк вірить польській "правдивій" версії волинської трагедії, та забув про операцію вісла, погроми українців поляками та з якого саме моменту українці почали відповідати польщі тим же, що й польща вже давно Україні
Im Polish but i have to admit this song is really good.
@FormerlyKnownAsDoljball kid
Nah, the music is a piece of dog sheed.
No offense)
I don't understand why poles don't like Bandera. Poland attacked and occupied most of the territory of Ukraine, do you really think that no one will revolt?
@@Gold_Not_God"Yeah we beheaded that baby, but we did that to revolt!"
@@rexo14569 "yeah, we attacked and occupated ukranian lands and then repressed and used terror against ukrainains in 1930. Why are you so evil? We are peaceful"
For someone who doesn't know, red and black flag is created by adding blood to normal ukranian flag - it meant blood of fallen fighters for existence of Ukrainian country or just suffering of ukranian people during occupation of UPR. In my opiniop, it would be much better to show the map of all ukrainian resistance during WW2 from Zakerzonia to Kuban( even as dots), because it has meaning to context.
I hope the modern historians will eventually completely highlight this topic, because the whole representation of UPA movement is the main contradiction in whole Ukrainian-Polish relationship, while Polish politicians speculate on it by imagining numbers of the Volyn tragedy (my favourite is when president Duda stated about ~100 000 slaughted poles and ~5 000 killed ukranians, even when polish historians still can't prove completely ~60 000 casualties in polish side) and our Ukrainian government can't finance enough universities that could fully clear all lies of our history and finally complete the historiography.
Yeah, suffering of the poor Ukrainians that killed Polish children?😂
@@AlxzAlec yeah, suffering of the poor ukranians that survived pacification: destroying every aspect of their culture, arrests and kills because of "incredulity"; specialy created economic backwardness, ban of world "Ukraine" and everything related to word "ukranian", alias "Ruthenian people" that mix them with Belarusians, almost full replacement of Ukrainian language in public life and business, creating bilingual polish schools to assimilate populations after several generations, formally only one University with learning in Ukrainian ( in reality in never existed, there were lecturing in Polish)...
And killed Polish children, who were sometimes spared ( from their memories you know how the parents were killed) and whose parents got message to urgently "disappear" or in 2 weeks they will be killed. I don't justify someone, just mentioned.
Whose blood? Poles?
Blut und boden, that's the meaning of the flag, Blood and soil. Nazi flag.
@@zersky495 you may read my comment again
Как и в любых подобных песнях, в ней очень быстро размывается человечность и индивидуальность героев-партизан, кроме Бандеры, которого именуют отцом.
На самом деле его роль во многом преувеличения а его деятельность по сути была деструктивной для украинского движения за независимость.
Я уверен что люди здесь,которые пишут про Бандеру, даже не читали его биография. Вот как так можно?
Ты это пишешь с пророссийской или проукраинской точки зрения?
@@femboyloving Я пишу это для того чтобы люди научились читать(пример,Бандера не был нацистом,его идеология была фашиская, но не нациская )
@@blinkblinxs А почему бы не восхвалять человека который боролся за независимость своей страны. И какое вам дело что пишут другие,сделайте свои выводы,основные на работах историков и т.п.(а не просто услышаное из "телевизора")
@@kyso4ek_w384First of all Ukraine has erected multiple Statues to Stepan Bandera, Roman Shukhevich, Dmytro Klyachkivsky and Yaroslav Stetsko.
Bandera's ideology was of an ethnically pure Ukrainian state where all non Ukrainians would have been purged, this included Poles, jews and Russians. He was very antisemitic.
He was Leader of the OUN that collaborated with the nzis in the Ukrainian holocaust, members of OUN also participated in Babi Yar, where thousands where killed, this is also confirmed by survivors like David Ayzemberg. He was imprisoned after his alliance with the Nzis because he declared independence without asking German permission, but lived in comfortable conditions, even being able to communicate with the outside world. During his imprisonment he wrote to Alfred Rosenberg, the Reich Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories - in his letter, he offered cooperation and stated that Ukrainian nationalists were predisposed to help the Nazis because they had been
"formed in a spirit similar to National Socialist ideas".
He was freed in 1944 and collaborated with the Nzis until the end of the war when he fled to West Germany. His nzi ideology had these caratheristics already before the start of the war.
Roman Shukhevich was a member of the Nachtingall battalion of Nzi germany, later commanded the UPA, responsible of the Galicia-Volhynia massacre of 150k Poles and Jews. In 2016 the Parliament of Poland recongnized the massacre as genocide. He was also posthumousely awarded the highest military decorations.
Dmytro Klyachkivsky was a member of the OUN close to Bandera, commander of the UPA and is regarded as one of the initatiors of the Galicia-Volhynia massacre, was his directive, issued in mid-1943, that ordered the extermination of the Polish population across the province.
It reads
"We should undertake the great action of the liquidation of the Polish element. As the German armies withdraw, we should take advantage of this convenient moment for liquidating the entire male population in the age from 16 up to 60 years. Villages and settlements situated next to the large forests should disappear from the face of the earth."
However records show that the majority of victims were women and children.
Yaroslav Stetsko, first head of the Ukrainian state. In the Proclamation of the Ukrainian state it says :
"The newly formed Ukrainian state will work closely with National-Socialist Germany under the leadership of its leader Adolf Hitler which is forming a new order in Europe and the world"
He also said" I insist on the extermination of the Jews and the need to adapt German methods Of exterminating Jews in Ukraine"
He was one of the instigators of the Lviv pogroms. Slogans used in those pogroms include
"Long live Adolf Hitler and Stepan Bandera - death to the Jews and the Communists." And
"Take up your weapons, destroy the enemy: Moscow, the Hungarians, the Jews. Destroy them".
The OUN's brutal methods were apparent as the "Decalogue of a Ukrainian nationalist" puts it "You will not hesitate to commit even the greatest crime, if the good of the cause demands it."
Bandera and Shukhevich were awarded the title "Hero of Ukraine" by Yuschenko, the title was removed by Yanukovich. It's important to note that the "Nzification" of Ukraine started way before 2014, during Yuschenko's presidency.
Many streets, parks, squares, stadiums have been renamed after these people, including a major Boulevard in Kiev, renamed to Bandera street, this road leads to Babi Yar, where thousands of jews died at the hands of Bandera's followers.
I genuenly want to know what Bandera did that was good?The answer is nothing. He only brought massacres and death to Ukraine and even betrayed his own nation. There are plenty of Ukrainian people that truly fought for the good of Ukraine and Bandera isn't one of them. Bandera wanted to ethnically cleanse Ukraine.
Another example is the renaming of the Ternopil Stadium under Zelensky's presidency to "Bandera and Shukhevich Stadium", there were protests in Poland and Israel, but the Jewish president didn't say a word. Moreover, there is a famous interwiew with Zelensky openly saying that admiring Bandera is actually "cool".
General Zaluzhni was also seen posting pictures of himself alongside a portrait of Bandera and a bronze bust of Bandera.
The flag of the UPA is red and black, it symbolizes blood and soil. "Blut und boden" is literally Nzi Rhetoric.
Nzi battallions like Azov have nzi symbolism on their OFFICIAL insigna, this is different from individual soldiers using patches, they use the black sun and wolfsangel officially. Azov is part of the Ukrainian armed forces, and their projects are state finaced. There are many other Battalions apart from Azov that are famous for their extremism, one of them was the Tornado battallion, which committed so many warcrimes that it was impossibile to hide and was disbanded, although a lot of people have been freed. Azov also operates as an international organization, even organizing terrorist attacks cooridinated with foreign far right groups, one of these attacks was planned in my country and they were fortunately arrested. By the way, if you look at the Military land website, more than half of the Ukrainian formations use the OUN, UPA, or other Nzi symbolism.
Other groups like the Pravy sector (Neo Nzi group)
Operate as paramilitary governament proxies since their heavy involvment in the Maidan, an example of this is when they broke the easter ceasefire in 2014 and attacked a separatist checkpoint killing 3 civilians in the process. Their importance in the Maidan was aknowledged even by western media outlets like the BBC, and during an interwiew Yevhen Karas, Right Sector leader at the time confirmed that even if they were a minority during the protest, them being armed meant they were the main Force, he later stated that without them "The whole thing would have turned into a gay parade" .They are like the browshirts of the Ukrainian governament. They also recently participated in the crackdown on the Orthodox church.
A lot of the Ukrainian governament is made up of historical revisionists, like the ambassador to Germany that was called off because he denied the massacres of the Holocaust in Ukraine.
They also make their kids sing "Our father is Bandera" at school. Or people like the Minister of education that said "Ukrainians are genetically inclined towards intellectual activity"
On the 18/12/2014 a vote was held by the UN about "
Combating glorification of Nazism, neo-Nazism and other practices that contribute to fuelling contemporary forms of racism"
Most countries voted yes, only 6 countries voted No, among those were the United States and Ukraine.
After maidan, Poroshenko made January 1st a National holiday (Bandera's birthday) and the 14th of October (Creation of the UPA).
Every jan 1st in Kiev there are massive parades that honour Bandera.
This is also not mentioning the multiple titles Zelensky awarded to Right sectror members and it's leader, Kotsiubailo, or to other groups.
@@Zz_Mike-Hawk_zZ Мне просто интересно когда вы "писали" это комментарий ,на какой источник вы опирались,потому что мне мало верится что вы читали письма,документы... Какое вам дело что происходит в Украине, как улицы называется и т.п.?(Мне кажется что вы когда "писали" этот комментарий опирались на книгу Гжегож Россолински-Либе "Жизнь Степана Бандеры",я прав?)
Errors:
2:15 is the army of the Ukrainian People's Republic in 1919, and the song was written in 1940-1950
1:23 - a stamp of the Ukrainian People's Republic
2:05 - is also the Ukrainian People's Republic, although the song and Bandera's liberation movement did not exist then
In general, the text looks like it's all from a translator, not translated by a human.
What is your profile picture??? A Nazi who killed many Russians, Poles, and Jews???
Пісня 2020 року*
@@rexetdeus Even if so, the sound is taken from another insurgent song of 1940-1950, and this song also tells about a UPA soldier (the UPA existed in 1940-1950)
Well ofc it looks so, because the texts aren't that big, and even though it can be used as an excuse, I actually know this isn't translated by translator since I translated it myself
@@cartooncat142*it officially existed in 1942-1949
Stepan Bandera is jay & gewish
Says the turk?
Найкраща версія, кожен раз повертаюся ще послухати 😅
I saw a polish guy with this flag on his channel 💀
Wtff
Sus 💀
Imagine being that much a cuck lmao 💀
💀💀💀
Collaborationist?
Ignoring who the OUN was or what they did, this shit's FIRE. Слава Україні!
Ну да, может тогда не будем замечать того что ОУН вырезало население во Львове, и их сотрудничество с СС-овцами для лучшего место под шконкой? Изучи сначала историю кто такие ОУН и что они сделали, прежде чем кидать такие идиотские комменты.
@@yegordx3561hence why I said “ignoring what the OUN did”
I may like Ukraine, but I despise nazism and thus the OUN and the Azov Battalion.
@@Nobody-Ever Okay, i thought you mean about supporting. My appologize about this.
@@yegordx3561 it’s fine man. stay safe and have a nice day bro.
@@Nobody-Ever You too man. Just considering this shit in the world, and rising the shovinistic mood's and sometimes nationalist sentiment's make me think that society falling down to the deepest site there losing humanity.