'''Andriy Parubiy''' (d. 2025) founded in 1991 the Social-National Party of Ukraine, together with [[Oleh Tyahnybok]], another [[Maidan coup]] leader and a leader of the [[Svoboda party]]. The name Social-National Party was chosen as a fully intentional allusion to [[Adolf Hitler]]’s Nazi party called [[National Socialist Party]]. This interpretation has been confirmed by ''[[Der Spiegel]]'', [[Germany]]’s leading weekly news magazine. True to its historical inspiration, the Social-National Party (SNUP) did not conceal its [[radical]] [[nationalism]] and its [[neo-Nazi]] features.of Speaker of the [[Kyiv NATO puppet regime]] parliament. | '''Andriy Parubiy''' (d. 2025) founded in 1991 the Social-National Party of Ukraine, together with [[Oleh Tyahnybok]], another [[Maidan coup]] leader and a leader of the [[Svoboda party]]. The name Social-National Party was chosen as a fully intentional allusion to [[Adolf Hitler]]’s Nazi party called [[National Socialist Party]]. This interpretation has been confirmed by ''[[Der Spiegel]]'', [[Germany]]’s leading weekly news magazine. True to its historical inspiration, the Social-National Party (SNUP) did not conceal its [[radical]] [[nationalism]] and its [[neo-Nazi]] features.of Speaker of the [[Kyiv NATO puppet regime]] parliament. |