Naționalismul integral ucrainean în România: ideologie, organizare și metode de propagandă, 1934-1938. (Romanian)

Over the past decade, ultranationalist and far-right groups have proliferated and gained more and more followers in Ukraine, entering for the first time, in 2012, in the Verkhovna Rada, the Ukrainian unicameral parliament, and in the government, in 2014. This phenomenon is no coincidence, given the internal troubles in the recent history of the neighbouring state and the well-known conflict with Russia, but the roots of Ukrainian nationalism are somewhat older and have a connection with Romania as well. We have thus chosen to study the past of the most important ultranationalist group of the period before the independence of Ukraine in 1991, namely the activity, organization, ideology and propaganda methods of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), set up in Poland in 1929, and its branch in Bukovina, Bessarabia and Maramureș. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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