Nazi Flags With Swastikas Hung on Bankova Street in Kyiv (PHOTOS)
People in German soldier uniforms from World War II walked along the street.
Nazi symbols were displayed on Bankova Street in Kyiv.
Oksana Bogdanova, editor-in-chief of the publication Komsomolskaya Pravda in Ukraine, told about this on Monday, September 23.
Swastika flags were hung on city buildings as decoration for a feature film about the occupation of Kyiv during World War II.
“Filming is happening on Bankova today. It’s good that no one is visiting,” — Bogdanova noted.
As reported by the Center for Transport Technologies, similar decorations were previously placed on Andriyivskyy Descent on September 20. There were also actors in German soldier uniforms and equipment from the World War II era.
At Hitler’s Werwolf headquarters near Vinnytsia, a four-story underground bunker was found.
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