liberation movement and its figures. according to a new study, 70% of respondents believe that the ukrainian rebel army has established a tradition of fighting the aggressor. the liberation movement research center presented two new studies. this, a poll that showed that people are increasingly interested in the ukrainian liberation movement since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, as well as a project that destroys soviet myths about the general of the ukrainian insurgent army roman shukhevich. the author of the study, olesya isayuk, debunked the most common myth. why not a nazi, your ideology, not a nazi, absolutely not a nazi, secondly, roman shukhevych and generally uun bonder, they were not interested in race. ethnicity and so on, they are the only documents that absolutely do not matter, the nationality of those who join their movement. soviet propaganda systematically discredited the entire ukrainian liberation movement, why these myths are relevant today and whether it was possible to overcome them, historian volodymyr vietrovych told. all those that the myths formed in soviet times are very actively used by russian propaganda today, and if, as shown by... the seasonal study that

something funny, yes, we must mention the partners, this survey was ordered by the center for research of the liberation movementt together with kmis, that is, kmis did a field study during september-october, i don’t know if you will show some diagrams. because i sent you these diagrams, and they will certainly be more clearly visible, but we will , we will show, you will, then immediately answering the question of mr. andriy, i will note that indeed, the war had a substantial effect, that is, positively, until february 22 58 had a positive attitude towards upa respondents, but from now on, yeah, it's pashukevich's for now, well, pashukevich, it's also visible , so, well, you jumped over to upa, here, it's very, very clear to see that a total of 58% of the respondents before the war had a positive attitude towards the upa, and when a full-scale war began, 73%, and 63% had a positive attitude towards the figure of shukhevych as well. to the figure of shukhevych before the start of a full-scale war, and after that 76%. that is, it is obvious that the war really affected it very much, but i would like to emphasize