Year: 2014
Author: Stanislav Byshok, Alexey Kochetkov
Translator: Anna E. Nikiforova, PhD in Political Science
Genre: monograph, political science, history
Publisher: Knizhnyy mir
ISBN: 978-5-8041-0709-4
English language
Format: PDF
Interactive table of contents: No
Number of Pages: 224
“Whoever is not jumping is a Moskal ” is a chant that women and men of different ages who took to Kiev Independence Square in winter 2013-2014 repeated trying to get warm. They kept jumping and laughing, for nobody in the ‘brave new world’ of the Ukrainian revolution under Stepan Bandera’s banner fancied gaining the character of a staunch enemy of Ukrainian statehood.
Mass demonstrations of “angry citizens” in Ukraine had objective reasons. This was a protest against ineffective and corrupt government, against police and bureaucratic abuse of power, against unclear and dead-end policies of the President and the Government.
All national liberation movements use the popular ideas and political sentiments that dominate the society as their positive manifesto. Thus, exclusively left-wing ideologies were mainstream in the Russian Empire in 1917, radical Islamism was most popular in Arab countries during the Arab spring of 2012, whereas nationalism, also radical, turned mainstream in the Ukraine of 2013-2014.
The book describes the development of Ukraine’s nationalist groups since 1991 until present day. It focuses on the history of the parliamentary right-wing radical Svoboda party and the non-parliamentary Right Sector movement. The authors study the ideology, psychology and methods of political struggle of these structures. The experts seek to answer the question: how did the radical neo-Nazi groups manage to become the key driving force behind the Ukrainian revolution?
Preface. Split Ukraine
Foreword to the Second Edition
Social-National Party of Ukraine in the 1990s
Independent Ukraine
From SNPU to Svoboda: a brief history
Internship in Chechnya
International connections of the SNPU
Radical racism
Eurointegration “for Whites only”
The SNPU transformation into Svoboda
Fundamental Russophobia
Final solution to the Russian question
Language Myth
War Myth
Gender Mythology
Anti-Semitism
Crimea and Tatar Allies of Svoboda
Svoboda crosses the Dnieper River
“Party of Power” Special Project
National Socialism from Krupp to Kolomoyskyi
Pulp Fiction Made in Galicia
Ukrainian Neo-Nazism against “Moscow” Orthodox Church
Nationalists in the Ukrainian Parliament
Russian, Language of Occupants
The European Parliament Denounces Ukrainian Neo-Nazis
Ukrainian Nationalists Deny the Genocide against the Polish
Fire at City Councils!
The Svoboda Party Takes Part in Blocking Up the Rada
Tyahnibok vs Yanukovich: Failed Plan of the Party of Regions
Stepan Bandera’s Euromaidan
New Year with Old Bandera
Bloody February
The Right Sector
Ukrainian Tyler Durden
Stepan Bandera Tryzub
The Patriots of Ukraine organization
Ties between Neo-Nazi and Secret Services of Ukraine
The UNA-UPSD
The White Hammer
EuroNazis on the Euromaidan
The Odessa massacre
Trade-Unions Building on Fire
“Bravo to the murderers!”
Historical Parallels
The Psychology of Ukrainian Neo-Nazism
Men Among the Ruins
Free-Floating Anxiety
Ritualism
What is Good and What is Bad?
“It Is Not Us – It Is Life”
The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters
Collectivism as Way Out of Individualism
Necessary Roughness
Mythology Yet Another Time
Stockholm Syndrome a la Ukraine
Freedom from What and Freedom to What?
Conclusion
Appendix
Manifesto of the Social National Assembly – Patriots of Ukraine
The Program of Implementation of Ukrainian National Idea in the Nation-Building of the Stepan Bandera Tryzub All-Ukrainian organization (summary)
Alexei Semenov “Chronicle of the Crimes Committed by the Right-Wing Radical in Ukraine in February-March 2014”
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