In the martyrology of the great martyrs and national heroes of modern Ukraine, Stepan Bandera is assigned the place of the most important fighter against Soviet power, Bolshevism and "cursed Muscovites." As the leader of Ukrainian nationalists, he is passed off as an indomitable anti-fascist and no less passionate anti-communist. Opponents equally categorically brand Bandera as a "possessed Ukrainian Fuhrer" and "bloody executioner." Who's right? What was the true face of this very difficult, stubborn and mysterious man, shrouded in a web of myths? The author of this book is trying to recreate the true story of the life and death of Stepan Bandera, before the insanity of being in love with either Ukraine or himself. In parallel, he talks about Bogdan Stashinsky, a liquidator once recruited by the KGB...