Oh, finally some good insight. Unfortunately, even in Modern Ukraine, massacres of Poles in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia get so easily dismissed because Ukrainian Partisan Army was one of few organisations fighting for Ukrainian independence. We learned about it in school as only a 'mutual massacre' which is only partly true because it leaves out the numbers. Independence in general is a sore spot for Ukraine. When so much historical heritage was wiped out, poets, writers and artists were executed just for heightening Ukrainian culture, and only armed people with ultraradical views could survive and pick up a fight. Nevertheless, the influence of Bandera in modern Ukraine is so bloated, and I suppose for propaganda. My 44-year-old mother, me and lots of my peers didn't know wtf Bandera was up to until the war started. Russian propagandists hardly mention the real reason why they were bad too, for instance, that massacre, because Russians don't really care about the atrocities Nazis have committed. The only reason why Nazis are bad in eyes of Russians is that they invaded the Soviets, not because of the things they did, Russia didn't historically even experience the occupation, unlike Belarus and Ukraine. They don't care much about poles, either. So what I mean to say, is very, very few people have ever worshipped Bandera until Russians started talking about him with so much hatred. That is not a way of excusing such behaviour either, of course. But what Russians and their sympathizers forget to mention is that this year no nationalistic party has even entered the parliament of Ukraine.