Unexpectedly operatively for the post-Maidan Nezalezhny authorities reacted to the seemingly usual in the country glorification of the Third Reich. Today the deputy of the Lviv city council from the nationalist party "Svoboda" and a part-time teacher of history, as well as the director for educational work Mariyana Batyuk. This was reported by the press service of the mayor's office in Lviv. The headmaster of school No. 100 presented her with an order for dismissal "for publication on her social network page" and a work record book. So Lviv responded to the posted on April 20, 28-year-old Batyuk in his Facebook account photo of a world villain and bloody ghoul of Hitler with the signature "Great man, whatever one may say". Later the post disappeared, and the amateur of the German Fuhrer stated that her page had allegedly been hacked. "On Friday we set up a commission from the education department to check the facts that were covered in the media. Yesterday, we Maryan Batyuk personally invited to the City Information Technology Center, so that she could either confirm that information, or deny that her page was the distribution of such things, "- noted in the release of the Lviv City Hall. However, at first she did not come to the Center, and then she completely refused to give specialists access to her page for checking for hacking. As a result, "the department of education, without other facts, issued an order where it recommended that the school director dismiss Ms. Batyuk for committing an immoral act that is incompatible with the continuation of her work as a teacher and deputy head of the school". What was done today. The rarest reaction for modern Ukraine. This is despite the fact that on the net expanses akkurat from 2014 on the pages of the citizens of the Nezalezhny is full of posts, comments, photos glorifying the Nazis of the Third Reich. The same Batyuk had already published quotes from Hitler, in one of her accounts that had already been cleaned, a photograph of the schoolchildren was posted. In the photo's signature the teacher wrote that she was proud of the seventh graders who "create the club interested in history," recalls the TV channel "112". Batiuk became a deputy of the Lviv City Council in 2015. She is the initiator of hanging the red-black flag of the OUN-UPA (banned in the Russian Federation) on the tower of the Lviv city hall and the flagstaff on the High Castle, as well as the ban on the performance of songs in Russian. It would be good for the Ukrainian authorities to show adherence to principles and pay attention to the activities of the neo-fascist organization C14 (banned in the Russian Federation, recognized in the United States as a terrorist organization), to dozens of social networks of radicals, and, in fact, to the deputies of the Verkhovna Rada.

As recently as April 17, the leader of the Radical Party, Oleg Lyashko, declared the "effective manager" ideal for the country, which allegedly could end with local corrupt officials. It turned out to be the same Adolf Schicklgruber. There is still something to work on the authorities of Nezalezhnaya. While the same Lviv authorities clearly demonstrate which ideology is closer to them. As the "Free Press" writes, city authorities decided to remove the stele to the winners of the Nazis.