Oleksandr Muzychko

Ukrainian activist and political figure

Oleksandr Muzychko - Ukrainian activist and political figure
Born

1962
63 years ago

Died

March 24th, 2014
10 years ago — 52 years old

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Ukraine

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An activist engaged in Ukrainian politics, made significant contributions during the Euromaidan protests. Played a role in the formation of the National Corps party and was associated with the right-wing political movement. Advocated for various nationalist causes and positioned as a controversial figure within the political landscape of Ukraine. Engaged in public speaking and mobilization of support for nationalist positions, particularly against Russian influence in Ukraine. Died during a police confrontation in 2014.

Promoted nationalist causes during Euromaidan

Co-founded the National Corps party

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